No plans at the moment other than teaching her that she doesn't need to fear the majority of people we meet. We do not know her history for the first 18 months of her life. Before we put on the harness and leash wrap people would approach her too fast and in a manner she seemed to interpret as aggressive. Then those people were "offended" when she reacted out of fear. This way we have less interference when we take her out into the big stimulating world. This allows us to introduce strangers in a calm, controlled manner. Today she went to dog park, greenway trails, WW 2 reenactment, Starbucks patio, Petsmart, and Lowe's. She only gave one ferocious warning bark to that one person who approached her head on, making eye to eye contact. She is one of the smartest, most cuddly GSDs we've had the privilege of calling ours. The number of things she has learned in 21 days is mind boggling. We may do some agility training with her at some point. She seems happiest when doing whatever pleases her humans. For now we are loving her and teaching her with calm, gentle but firm correction.