Their hunting instincts make them chase small pets or react aggressively to sudden movements.
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Without daily exercise, GSPs get frustrated—leading to barking, chewing, or snapping.
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They may act protective over home or family, especially with unfamiliar dogs or guests.
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GSPs often play rough. Without boundaries, it may look or feel aggressive to others.
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Poor socialization can make them fearful and reactive when approached suddenly.
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If not properly trained, GSPs may try to assert control, especially with other pets.
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Too much excitement or noise can trigger intense responses like barking or jumping.
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