Its funny you say that. I can read my dogs pretty well and I always am able to stop any aggression before it turns into a fight. Thats why the past few fights happened when I was out of the room or had my back turned. I learned after the last experience that I can never leave them alone when I'm out of sight, even if its just in the other room.
I now make it a point to seperate them when I can not keep an eye on all of them. Its frustrating because my husband is still not very "obedient" and still lets the dogs get away with stuff but in his mind the dogs never fought when he was around, so why would they start now......men.
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Re: dog fighting in the pack
[Re: Amber Morgan ]
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