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ok so I know not to let dogs sort out whos the pack leader. my older Rott is very well behaved. the young one is still a little more playful than the older. I notice while the 2 are out side every so often I hear them growling and gettin into it. its always the young male who starts it. several times, I have reprimanded him for being that way and have supervised them many times and he still manages to sneak this behavior in... whats with this?
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dominance issue??
#191377 - 04/19/2008 07:13 PM 
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