Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009
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I don't think anyone said not to give them the bones at all, I think they pointed out that there needs to be supervision or complete seperation.
In your latest post you said you sat with your girl on a line and made sure she did not leave her bone - this is a great start!
So if you can sit there while she eats her bone and have her on a line to you, then this will work. But if you can not be there doing exactly that, I would crate Catalina away from the boys and allow her to enjoy her bone in peace.
Also, please keep in mind, the seperation for these times may be lifelong, she may NEVER be able to enjoy a bone around the boys without causing a fight.
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Re: New puppy is disrupting the order & causing fights
[Re: Cheryl Gee ]
#346314 - 10/06/2011 10:58 AM 
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