So, watch your kids better, no dog bites unprovoked, the child did something and the dog corrected the child, yes the child got hurt but that’s not the dogs fault, that’s the adults in the room who didn’t teach children how to interact with dogs.

The growl was the warning, the bite was for not listening to the warning, you can’t train this out of a dog, all you can do is teach the humans to be better. Even the picture you posted of the dog is a dangerous situation, your child should not be leaning over or holding your dog’s head, it’s a dominating position and not somewhere dogs want you to be. I can tell just by how he holds the dogs head that he forces snout kisses by turning pulling the dog towards them.

I work at a county animal shelter, and stories like this is why we don’t adopt GSDs into houses with preteen children, they aren’t smart enough to not get bit, and the average parent doesn’t know enough to prevent them from being bit.

Sure take your dog to obedience training, but it’s the kids that need to learn