German Shepherds will not hold grudges when beaten by their masters. German Shepherds are very tolerant and absolutely loyal to their masters. Generally speaking, as long as they identify an owner, no matter how the owner treats him, they will not have a tendency to hold grudges against the owner. Moreover, in the eyes of dogs, humans have a higher level than them. They are their own masters. Therefore, when their owners hit themselves, whether they realize their mistakes or not, the first thing the dogs think of is to absolutely obey their masters and be beaten by their masters. It should be.

Although German shepherds do not hold grudges, it is not recommended to beat dogs frequently. Frequent beating can cause physical discomfort, mental depression, loss of appetite, etc., and in severe cases, it can leave a psychological shadow on the dog. This causes dogs to hide when they see people. Over time, the dog will stay away from the owner and will no longer be close to the owner.

How to comfort a German Shepherd after being beaten:
1. Stroke the German Shepherd’s head, gently scratch the dog’s chin with your fingers or gently Tap your dog's back gently and scratch it gently to let your dog know that you like it and care for it.
2. You can comfort it with snacks that the German Shepherd likes. It is difficult for a dog to hold a grudge against its owner. As long as you give it some delicious food and play with the dog, the dog will soon forget the previous unhappiness. However, when educating the dog, you must pay attention to the severity and not be too harsh.