Where do German Shepherds go when there lost in the wild?

It's important to remember that German Shepherds are domesticated animals. They are not wild animals and are not equipped to survive in the wild on their own.

If a German Shepherd is lost in the wild, it will likely:

* Become disoriented and scared. The unfamiliar environment and smells will be overwhelming.

* Try to find its way back to familiar territory. It may follow scents or sounds that it recognizes.

* Search for food and water. This could be difficult, especially in unfamiliar terrain.

* Become vulnerable to predators. They are not naturally adapted for survival against predators like wolves or bears.

* Face the elements. Extreme weather conditions can be dangerous for a lost dog.

If you find a lost German Shepherd in the wild, it's important to contact your local animal control or shelter immediately. Do not attempt to capture or handle the dog yourself.

It's always better to prevent your dog from getting lost in the first place. Make sure they are microchipped and wear a collar with ID tags.