Pit Bull vs German Shephard: Which dog is more aggressive and how to control them?
Shivani Tiwari
Pit Bulls are known for being affectionate, loyal, and friendly when properly trained and socialized.
German Shepherds are one of the most versatile and intelligent dog breeds.
Pit Bulls have a strong prey drive and may become aggressive if they feel threatened or provoked.
German Shepherds have an innate guarding instinct, which makes them excellent protectors of their homes and families.
Pit Bulls can be dog-aggressive and reactive, can make them difficult to recall once they are in attack mode.
German Shepherds can become aggressive if not well-socialized or if they lack proper exercise and mental stimulation.
Pit Bulls are more likely to be aggressive if they aren't trained or socialized correctly from a young age.
Control Pit Bull aggression through early socialization, positive reinforcement, exercise, clear boundaries, and avoiding harsh punishment or negative experiences.
Control German Shepherd aggression with early socialization, consistent training, exercise, positive reinforcement, and establishing yourself as a confident leader.