hi everyone:
I posted last week about my pup not holding her urine after I put her back in her crate when I left after our lunch break. Well, we had success the other day when I went to my nephew's b-day party <img src="http://www.leerburg.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> It is a nice thing when things progress- not to say everything is perfect yet, but it is a glimmer. The other thing, my other dog, who will be 4 in Sept, who has some insecurity issues with other dogs, and is just not comfortable in lots of situations will now play with this pup- wrestle, run around outside- of course with a HUGE body length mowhawk, but still, she does. She bosses this pup around, but it is real nice to see her let loose and play.
Julie
Your older dog has been "promoted" from omega up to beta in your pack hierarchy -- Just continue being the alpha (pack leader) yourself & you'll see even more improvement in their social skills <:-)
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