About Pax 164-5

APPLY HERE: TO ADOPT, APPLY HERE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftfJ3aixd0OY8rysxPW0DL1p-swDSrE3k7E8tt_pu7dM2xHQ/viewform?usp=header CONTACT ME: 513-417-6238 or EMAIL: [email protected] ***Trying to keep this amazing breed OUT of shelters, so please HELP me by SHARING this post and/or sending to anyone that may be interested in adopting. IT TAKES A VILLAGE, AND YOU ARE MINE. Those of you that rescue/adopt these Shepherds in need instead of paying a Breeder, YOU are the REAL TRUE HEROES.***Thank you so much. [I do my best to be as accurate as I possibly can in these profiles. I disclose all that is disclosed to me]. [Case opened on 2/18/26]. URGENT!!! HIGH RISK OF EUTHANIZATION! PLEASE HELP!!! GROVE CITY, OHIO . (willing to drive up to ANYWHERE WITHIN REASON ). 4.5 Y/O MALE LONGHAIRED AKC REGISTERED GSD (DOB: 4/12/21). His name is 'PAX '. Background: the current Shepherd Parent has had Pax since weaned from a breeder . UTD on shots WITH record. Fixed. Good with kids, BUT READ BELOW. Good with dogs, BUT READ BELOW. NOT Good with cats. House trained. Crate trained. Any known medical issues?: On Anxiety medications due to Fear Based Aggressive Behavior: Gabapentin 900 mg - Trazodone 300 mg - Clonidine 1.3 mg. These are TEMPORARY medications until he is in a home with someone experienced to help him through his Fear-Based Behavior and get him OFF of these medications. Abuse/Neglect/Trauma History?: NO. ENERGY LEVEL: LOW. PREY DRIVE LEVEL: MEDIUM. Weighs 80 lbs. Currently on Hills Science Diet Biome food. Good with car rides?: YED. Socialized with: *people?:YES . *dogs?:YES . Good with meeting new people? (ALWAYS USE PROPER INTRODUCTION!): NO. Has Fear Based Aggression towards strangers, especially when they enter his home. People entering his home is a trigger so Meet and Greets should always be on NEUTRAL ground. Loves: his person - toys - Benebones - food - walks - chilling on the couch - balls - fetch - being near his person - destroying Stuffies . *Intelligent and knows Basic Commands?:YES, + Pro Training years ago . *Good Recall? (ALWAYS RETRAIN BEFORE ALLOWING OFF LEASH): YES. *Good on a Leash?:YES . *Lovable?:YES . *Eager and fast learner?:YES. Bite History?: YES. There has been three incidents. The first incident: Pax was inside the home behind a gate and a visitor came through and approached him and reached his arm towards Pax, he reacted and bit him. Minor, NO report. The second incident: the Current Shepherd Parent's son gave his friend the garage code without the Current Shepherd Parent knowing, and his friend used that code to enter the home unannounced and Pax lunged at him, the son jumped in front of his friend and got bit trying to calm Pax down away from his friend. Minor and NO report. The third incident: the son walked in the home with his girlfriend right behind him, Pax has had positive interactions with her before and is familiar with her, Pax went up to her and sniffed her and then bit her on the leg. This was the most concerning because the Current Shepherd Parent feels this was very unpredictable Behavior since Pax was familiar with her and was fine with her. She did go to the hospital to be on antibiotics but NO report was filed. NOTES FROM CURRENT SHEPHERD PARENT: 'Pax is an incredibly loyal and intelligent German Shepherd who bonds deeply with his person. He has been with me since he was a puppy, and when he feels safe and understands his structure, he is devoted, attentive, and eager to work. He thrives on routine and does very well with clear expectations and consistent leadership. He enjoys training and responds well to engagement and purposeful activity. In a calm, structured environment, he can be affectionate and connected, often preferring to stay close to his person. He is not a dog for everyone, but for the right, experienced handler - someone familiar with shepherds or working breeds - he has the capacity to be a deeply bonded and rewarding companion. Pax would do best as the only pet in an adult-only home with someone who understands management, boundaries, and continued behavioral work. He needs an advocate who sees both his sensitivity and his intelligence, and who can provide the stability he relies on.Letting him go is heartbreaking, but my hope is that the right home will give him the consistency and confidence he needs to truly feel secure.' Re Homing because�'�|: because of the most recent incident, the Current Shepherd Parent feels this was unpredictable behavior and is not comfortable with keeping Pax. The Current Shepherd Parent is considering Behavioral Euthanization, but we are truly hoping that a miracle will pop up and inquire and be able to save Pax. I have Hope and Faith that Pax will be an amazing companion for the right person. I believe he is very misunderstood and just needs someone experienc

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KnJs Shepherd Haven, German Shepherd Rehoming Gr
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Cobb Rd, WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio 45176

Raquel 'Kel'- 513-417-6238

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