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Live in a quiet neighborhood and some bellend decides to get a huge German shepherd. Has to build a high fence to ensure the thing doesn't jump their 6' garden wall, plus it barks at everything, all day. The kids in the house nextdoor are scared of it, it pulls and barks constantly when out for walks and if it ever got loose, it would cause chaos.
But apparently they're all soft loving creatures on the inside, and more importantly, said bellend feels like a big man when out for a walk.
More breeds should be muzzled and restricted from residential areas.
Like Pit Bulls, the kind of people who want that specific breed are often not the type to train them properly.
It's not dog's fault they were trained to act poorly.
Totally agree. I feel bad for this dog, it needs more space and stimulation
My sister has a young German Shepard and he is the laziest, sweetest dog ever. All he wants in life is to lay in the sun and chill. He can't be bothered to get up, much less jump on people
German Shepherds are exceptionally soft loving creatures. Sounds like your neighbor has put zero effort into training it though. I feel like much like a firearm, you should need a license to bring them out in public at this point.