One big rule my trainer told us. Is never ever give affection at the same time. Causes them to battle of the most or best spot. Ends up causing many dog fights. My two Danes And the chi know if one is getting love they must wait till they are asked over. With my three dogs two are rescues one is a very dominant female I have never had a dog fight. Just a piece of advice. Take it or leave it
You really need to be the boss, letting them growl and force thief way is telling the It's ok to be aggressive and it will get worse Rebecca Sent from my iPhone On Mar 15, 2012, at 2:43 AM, diana roller <rollerene...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > I have a 7 year old girl (Kiko)that is spoiled rotten and has ruled the > house. I have never had any problems with her nor have ever raised my voice > to her. > I just adopted a 7 week old male puppy (Pawko). I am very careful to give > Kiko a lot of attention and pet her when I pet Pawko. Kiko was very > protective of the baby and also is bossing him around. Kiko has gotten more > and more agressive. NOW she goes after Pawko when he isn't doing anything and > snaps (bites at him). I have had to tell Kiko to back off or be gentle. Since > Kiko has NEVER been corrected before she > acts very hurt (feelings hurt) . Also, this is making Pawko very scared to > do anything, he runs and hides. > What do I do??? > I give them each a treat and Kiko runs over and chases Pawko > away from his own treat and then takes both treats for herself. > I am at a loss of what to do. > I have thought of giving the puppy away but it appears they are really close > friends. > When they are separated the puppy whines and Kiko runs to him ????????? > If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it??????? > Thank you so much for your time ~ and help. > Sincerely, Diana > > > > TODAY(Beta) • Powered by Yahoo! > Tech firms with worrisome privacy issues > These companies have all been in hot water over their handling of users' > personal info. > Privacy Policy
