Stop German Shepherd Dog
chasing

Your German Shepherd Dog should never be left unsupervised to run free outside since they could be a danger to traffic, a danger to others and could maybe cause an accident -which you as the dog owner would be liable.

Your yard should be enclosed with secure fencing so as your German Shepherd is securely kept inside your own property.

When you are out by the roadside, your German Shepherd Dog should always be under your control and on a leash - no matter how well trained he may be. You never know when something out of the ordinary may occur that could 'spook your dog' and he might run into the road because he was startled and cause an accident or get injured.

If your German Shepherd Dog starts to chase other animals such as cats or other dogs, then you must let him know that this behavior is unacceptable -
so reprimand him straight away - call him to you, make him 'sit' and then put his leash back on and then ignore him. Stop the walk and go home.

He must realize that he has done wrong and this behavior will not be tolerated
.

check this out for German Shepherd Training:
Obedience Training for German Shepherd Dogs

Stop dog Chasing Cars

Why does your German Shepherd Dog chase cars?

Your German Shepherd Dog can be over-protective at times and can regard vehicles in the street as a possible threat, or he may be bored out of his mind and look upon this as a game!

In your dog's eyes, like other problems in the home - he thinks that if he barks at the potential threat, it more often than not goes away.
(so he has won and dominated the situation)
The fact that the vehicle was going past and not stopping does not occur to him at all
- he's 'seen off' the threat!

What you need to do is to convey to him that vehicles in the street are not a threat, and he should not be suspicious of them.
The easiest way to do this is to take him out on a leash and walk to a car park, then let him acclimatize to the coming and goings of the vehicles, walk him around, get him to sit if he appears nervous or is too distracted by the cars movements.

But above all - you must keep very calm, control the situation and make sure you are the dominant one and not him. He must understand that you are in control and not worried about the vehicles going past.
When there are a lot of vehicles - he won't know which one to chase!

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So remember- to avoid German Shepherd Dog Behavior Problems
Start Training your puppy straight away before he picks up bad habits which will be difficult to break later.

check this out for German Shepherd Training:
Obedience Training for German Shepherd Dogs

The number one reason that dogs mis-behave and don’t listen to their owners is because they think they can get away with it and won't get into trouble.

Stop German Shepherd Dog chasing

Stop dog Chasing Cars

Why does your German Shepherd Dog chase cars?

Stop German Shepherd Dog
chasing