Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
Youre damn right they are. She has everyone in my family trained very well lmao.

"Human i have to pee, open door NOW"
"Human im done, let me back inside NOW"
"Human, me want treat NOW"
"Good human, go sit back down"

Shes pretty old now though so shes wayyy more mellow. I dont mind eing her human slave since she wont be around much longer
Yeah, sucks that big dogs don't live that long. Mine is getting a gray muzzle and he's only 8. He has definately mellowed out, he would rather be inside than out. 2 years ago, he never wanted to be inside.

Quote Originally Posted by reptiliachnids View Post
Lola does have this one big problem that is bothering me and everyone one else. She bites/attacks your feet and if she gets near your face she goes crazy like biting the hell out of it but not in an aggressive way. Also she does the same with your hands and arms she bites hard enough to draw blood everytime.
I would find her appropriate chew toys. You want to discourage biting and chewing on you. I know German Shepherds can be very "mouthy". Good luck, and may your patience be with you. Puppies are a lot of work. I'm not looking forward to starting over when my guy goes. Although he was never a destructive chewer and he would break down the back door before he potties in the house. But all the training and energy, ugh, makes me tired just thinking about it. You should consider cats, they are great......:p

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