Where do you get panels from? Are they expensive? well our back yard is not as big as i wish it was so i'm having to build the kennels right next to each other. Now i have 2 males( one has appt. to get neutered next week) both about 2 or 3 years old and 1 7 year old female (spayed). Now the thing is should i put the two males next to each other and the female on either side of them or put her directly between them. She is defiantly the boss. When she did get out with either of them previously they did not mess with her they knew she was the leader. Also when i do take them out for a walk how long should it be? Should it be at a normal pace? and would it be ok after awhile, if i took my little girl with me so that way they can learn how to walk when i have her with me? (she rides in a wagon). Would it be ok if another family member walks another dog at the same time? so many questions sorry. just need to get it right.
Neutering won't really correct/change any inter-male aggression issues that exist, so I would recommend placing the spayed female in between the males.
Ideally, if there are aggression issues, I'd put plywood or something else between the panels to block the dogs view of one-another.
All the dogs are over a year old, and it doesn't sound like any of them have health issues, so... I would walk them for a minimum of 30 minutes at a brisk pace, or an hour at a regular pace.
Ultimately, each dog will be the gauge of how much exercise they need, and those figures are just a starting point- chances are they will need more.
Once the dogs are fully under control, solid pack structure and obedience is in effect (probably a month or two from now) you can walk them together, and with your daughter along.
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Re: How to start Pack Leader Program
[Re: Kathy West ]
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