Today's Q&A: When you have 2 dogs, is it possible for neither of them to be dominant?
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When you have 2 dogs is it possible that neither of them is dominant over the other one?

In the situation when a female and male that meet on a regular basis, have structured walks and play, is it possible that neither of them be dominant over another? The GSD female is 3 years old and the GSD male is 4 years old. They no longer play as much with each other when they meet and prefer fetch games with balls and calm pack walks. I always thought my female was dominant, but after watching your explanation of signs during play, I’m no longer sure of that.

Cindy's Answer

It is certainly possible for a well matched pair of dogs to "take turns" being in charge of the play. It's a wonderful thing! I have 2 older dogs, one is 12 and one is 8 and they are this way. My other dogs need some direct supervision in case someone gets too pushy, possessive with toys, or overly amped up.

-Cindy Rhodes

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