Honestly, I feel like I need a support group for this problem! I'd love to have weekly zoom meetings with people who are experiencing the same problem.

@jaimyroland7581

Жыл бұрын

I know I can’t take much more my 2 girls hadn’t fought for almost 2 years. They just turned 3 and 6. I was trying doggy daycare so I could go away for a few days I took them individually I took them separate trying to get them socialized everything went great until my son and I dropped them off for their stay last Thursday within five minutes I was called and they needed vet attention for bites they attacked each other. I just returned home two separate people had taken them so we could still go on the trip and within a few minutes my older dog who’s ear is still badly hurt did not want the other dog near her of course and Snapped a little I have work all week. I watched the video and I am willing to do anything. I don’t understand if I get those collars how I leave them on always though? I feel like I have to separate them while I’m at work after this incident…just my two kids 12 and 19 will be home.

@jaimyroland7581

Жыл бұрын

Any advice on how to implement everything on the video was exactly right I just need some specifics that have worked for people. Please.

@maaretrahkonen7706

Жыл бұрын

@@jaimyroland7581 How are you doing now? Our dogs are getting along again. But we had to keep them separated for 3 weeks. During that time we took them out individually for long walks and when returning home, always let them see each other through the glass door at our back garden. After two weeks they started to go near each other on both sides of the glass door without getting aggressive. Now they are fine being in the same room again. But we have to always make sure they don´t get on each others nerves., eg. when going out, one of them always tries to bite the others tail, so we have to tell him off and make him sit and wait. This really happens every time we go out. But we are trying to remember the main thing: we, humans, are the bosses and the dogs have to obey. And when they do, they also enjoy life and each others company.

@sandybitter4609

Жыл бұрын

@@maaretrahkonen7706 thank you so much for sharing your story about your two dogs. We are going through the same thing in our home. Managing a strict environment is key to peace in our home and is ultimately best for the dogs as well. It’s a full time job but worth it.

@sandybitter4609

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree about the support group idea.

I've been training dogs for 25 years whether for basic obedience, aggression, or personal protection and I have to admit it I agree with you 💯

Only 4 minutes in and this is exactly what I needed. Thank you. I’m emotionally having… the hardest time with these two. They are separate at all times currently. For at least the past 3 weeks.

@loveisabellaa4693

2 жыл бұрын

how are they now?

@maggiemoo578

2 жыл бұрын

@@loveisabellaa4693 separated full time 💔 I’ve tried once more since I posted that comment. They were fine for about 48 hours together. One morning, the aggressor followed me to the bathroom and sat shaking slightly growling, in a completely separate room, but I called for my husband to crate the other one because I knew what was going on. Luckily nothing happened, but they’ve been separated 100% since.

@loveisabellaa4693

2 жыл бұрын

@@maggiemoo578 but you've kept both of them? My dogs are currently going through the same thing, so much aggression towards one another and I really just want to figure this all out

@jamesrandal5442

2 жыл бұрын

@@maggiemoo578 do they crate in sight of each other?

@maggiemoo578

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesrandal5442 they do not. One is crated in guest bedroom and one is crated in master bedroom. They have zero contact other than of course hearing each other from time to time

I made it through all 27 minutes and it felt like you were just getting started! Pure gold! You talked about some of our exact problems and some of the exact mistakes we are making! We have several dogs who mostly live in peace. One is periodically aggressive against our oldest dog. Other times they were fine and the fight (one-sided) starts out of the blue. Yes, the injuries to our old girl are super traumatic for her and all of us. We want to give it a try to not have to give up the other dog as she is great in all other ways. I've been failing as their owner - thank you so much for showing me how I can do right by both of them. Most of my mistakes have to do with letting the aggressive dog make too many decisions (invading my space, guarding me from other dogs, bad on leash, etc) Please do a Part 2 and go ahead and talk for an hour.

@aussiegrace

2 жыл бұрын

Love your comment. Ours is one sided also. 12 month old has started being dominant to my 8 year old dog. Out of the blue basically. Old girl will take so much but young dog is hell bent on making a mess out of her even with a muzzle on and then the old girl reacts and oh 😮 wow! I learnt more in this half hour than I have in my whole life and this is exactly what I was sitting here searching and searching for. Good luck with your doggos. Would love to hear how you progress.

@drjohnson98

2 жыл бұрын

@@aussiegrace Thanks. Good luck to you too.

@drjohnson98

2 жыл бұрын

@@aussiegrace Unfortunately, I have an update on our progress already. The aggressive dog re-attacked again. Our 12 year old is being stitched again as I type. This was not situational at all - they were not crowded together, no resources involved or anything like that. I have been keeping them apart while the old girl healed. Just took her cone off last night from the last bout. All my mistake, the aggressor was far behind us and on a long leash as I was moving our old girls from an outbuilding to our yard. Things were calm and I thought the situation was safe and under control The aggressor came some distance to attack from behind and it was on before I knew it. So I get the total idiot award for subjecting our faithful dog to this. I have to choose loyalty to our long time faithful companion over the otherwise sweet rescue we took in. Only you know your situation. Based on my experience, I would advise (and I'm an idiot so don't take my advice) that you review Larry's video, take the question very seriously, and picture in your mind your 8 year old seriously injured or dead. With that potential outcome in your mind, weigh whether 1) you are up to the task of solving this behavioral problem and 2) if the risk of injury or death to your faithful longtime companion is worth it if you don't. Sorry to be so blunt, but this is very immediate for us and I deeply regret having put my dog at risk this way. This is not a rash decision on our part and we have other dogs. I hate to surrender the aggressor back to the shelter that she came from, and that I volunteer at. But that is the outcome for us. I'm not saying it is impossible to fix this problem. Had I known Larry's advice when this problem started we would have more time and might have been able to fix it. But we were well down the road with our old dog having been attacked twice already. The third attack eliminated all margin we had left and, as I said, I feel stupid for not calling it earlier. It came at our dog's expense and not mine (except the emotional toll). I wish you success with your problem but really hope you will carefully consider. If you proceed, maybe the best route would be to get the best possible trainer to help you. This is a serious problem and the dogs pay for our mistakes. Hindsight is perfect but zero comfort. Good luck.

@achindriimaya9521

8 ай бұрын

Im having the exact issue...my 2 year old dog is bullying my 4 year old dog and sometimes bite him...and thats so out of control...

You have changed my life in 26 minutes. You have helped me more in 26 minutes than the hours I have spent with a trainer. Thank you so much for this!!

@charlotteharris4690

Жыл бұрын

What about pitbulls. I have a client who has had to pull the dogs tongue to get it to let go of the other dog.

@charlotteharris4690

Жыл бұрын

I agree with all you have to say.

@charlotteharris4690

Жыл бұрын

Down to earth simple advice. I love it. Do you have tutorials available for purchase. I'm a certified dog trainer in Kansas and I have more and more reactivity, dog on dog aggression. I have tried to partially fix it with obedience and high value treats for Cc/D. I am working with a pair of pit bulls

@jw-vx8im

5 ай бұрын

​@@charlotteharris4690pit bulls are bred for dog aggression. Good luck fixing a genetic stamp. Best keep them seperate

This really opened my eyes to the responsibility of being a dog owner. I truly appreciate this.

Thank you for taking the time to share your years of experience with us. Let's hope people listen!

We were having issues with our 6 year old chihuahua and our new Aussie puppy. Chihuahua was resource guarding and the Aussie loved violating her space, regardless of getting bit in the face. He’s so young that he doesn’t understand dog language yet. We started with telling the chihuahua no and removing her from the situation. It wasn’t helping. I followed everything here for 2 weeks and what a difference! It’s amazing how the chihuahua looks at me right in the eyes when the Aussie is out of line. She knows that she doesn’t have to handle it because I’m going to. She calmly waits for me to remove him. We’ve gone 2 days now without a single attack, growl, or snarl and they’re even starting to share toys. The puppy is starting to respect her space. Thank you!!

@annies6631

9 ай бұрын

If you don’t mind me asking what exactly did you b/c I am in a similar situation. My Jack Tzu despises my moms new puppy. I am willing to do whatever it takes to change this behavior.

Finally a trainer who can provide answers!! Thank you so much, training tips that make sense and doable.

Thank you Larry for defining what it needed to help our dogs. You have given me great guidance in understanding what we need to do as a family to help that relationship between them.

This video is 2 years old when I am viewing it. So appreciate you putting this out there for all of us in need of help. I have little dogs and even though the aggressive one is 5 lbs. It is disturbing the harmony of our home. I thought you had been in my house and saw what was going on. I think I know what I need to do now and I'm on it. Thank you so much.

This is so great. Thank you for this. Both of my dogs have lived peacefully for about 5 years together, and recently one has been lunging at the other and cornering him. You are 1000% correct that it's because I haven't been putting in the time, and I've allowed one dog to feel comfortable doing so. I've even noticed that after I break her away from him, and tell her to leave, she will start to growl at me until i do not move out of her space. She then seems insanely guilty. She has always been a very anxious dog, and I feel awful knowing that it's definitely due to me not providing that leadership and confidence. I wish I lived closer because I know this can be fixed. I've spent well over $1,000 dollars in training, and they all want to make loud noises and stomp or yell. I just want respect and for them to both know that I'll step in when needed. This is so helpful, thank you!

If you are dealing with this, you understand and recognize what he is saying. Gold! Thank you

I thank you so very much for reiterating over and over again that it is the responsibility of the owner to work on the basics and see them through this horrible time or get rid of the dogs. It is not the dogs fault. Most people do not understand that the dogs are suppose to be obedience trained before EVER using a prong or shock collar. Blessings

I would love an hour long video about this. Thanks Larry. Great video, as usual.

Oh my friend. Happy new year and thank you. I'm so grateful i found this and you. This video was so beyond helpful. I have a 5 year old rescue and a 1 year old husky and suddenly they have a new found hate for one another. Only about 20% of the time so it completely lets our guard down because we never know when or if it's going to happen. Your tips and advice, knowledge makes so much sense. I've sent the link to my boyfriend and I'm ready to put in ALL the work. Please, please, please more videos!!!!

I have a Staffie and an American Bulldog who is the aggressor. They got into it this morning and thank God my son and husband were there. Enough is enough!! THIS is fantastic! We are taking control back! Thank you for your work!

Thank you. I just got a rescue that has some major aggression. Luckily not toward my other dog but so many great tips to prevent that from happening. Your videos have helped a lot with her. She is like nothing else I've ever dealt with. A lot of work but like you say, done right it will lead to a great dog.

Perfect advice and very well stated.

@TheWackler

Жыл бұрын

Love seeing other popular (successful) trainers reinforcing in comments (not that we doubt Larry) too much hate online

I feel like you were speaking directly to me with my two! Thanks so much for this video! I would totally watch an hour long episode on this. I know a lot of others would too! Stay awesome and REAL! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

@ameliablack4613

3 жыл бұрын

I found the specific examples most helpful, like needing to step between my dogs before the first bark and separate both the instigator and the barker. I know I need to train each of them taking turns in the cage. And when my older dog is resting and the younger dog wants to play I need to remove the younger dog and move the older dog from his spot. I would soak up all of the examples I could get! My dogs are not aggressive but don't like each other. I get scuffles that can be ended verbally but sadly occasionally the older dog gets hurt (ear bites). It breaks my heart, but I will work through anything!

@lilangelstwinzies5504

3 жыл бұрын

Oh ok

@MrTeachYa

2 жыл бұрын

@@ameliablack4613 did you end up ever resolving this? My 2 dogs are doing the same thing

@cassandra6429

2 жыл бұрын

@@ameliablack4613 My problem is exactly like yours. My older dog is a Newfoundland and he is really old, the second is a hyperactive 1 year old field Golden Retriever. The only good thing about all the play-fighting matches they have, is that the Newfie became more active, due to his restless neighbor, and I think without him, this 8 y/o overweight and lazy guy who did not want to move before, would die by now. On the other hand, most of his life, he was the only dog in the house and received all the love and attention and when he saw the little puppy, that was sick and needed a lot of care and time, he was not happy. Now the little pup got much better, grew up physically (mentally he is still a baby), the older guy decided to show him that he is an alpha and regularly "domineering" him without paying attention to his arthritis and weight. Little one, stays still, but right after this "procedure", thinks, that now is his turn and he is aloud to play --- fight with the old guy. Even though he shows that he is playing (ail wagging, posturing), the older one does not like it one bit, and that's when barking starts. In the end he is trying to hide under the table (still barking), while GR is trying to get him out by grabbing his ear. Another unfortunate thing is that the old guy hates when the young one is playing with toys, especially when game involves the human (tug, balls throwing) and he barks, and barks, and barks, to the point his voice gets hoarse. Since he personally does not care for the toys or games, we can not invent a game to incorporate both of them. His barking is so loud and annoying, that the little one stays without his favorite toys. I love the fact that my old Newfoundland lost some weight and became active again, but I realize that this situation is not healthy. I also see that both of them trying to get more attention than another one and jealousy is a big part in their relationship.

I cannot even begin to tell you how thankful I am for this video! In literal tears because THIS has been the ONLY information I have been able to find with an explanation! A true no holding back and no sugar coated bs explanation! Yes, I have been doing everything wrong. People will say in blogs or chats to Crate and Rotate....ummm ok. Let's Google. Gives a definition but doesn't explain anything! I have two puncture wounds and bruises all around my wrist from breaking up a fight and then she came after me. No not a pit or even a rottweiler....but a small 25 pound beagle. I will return to this video hopefully soon to update. Thank you again.

“You don’t allow your dogs in the yard alone. Get your lazy a$$ out there.” Immediately takes my lazy a$$ outside with the dogs. Thanks, this video was very informative.

@aussiegrace

2 жыл бұрын

Yep me too.

@danijjoycee

Жыл бұрын

Ahahah yes

Larry, I watch every single video you publish and learn something every time. Thank you.

Thank you for your insight and no nonsense approach. You now have another subscriber! I have a puppy who has been extremely agressive to my older dog. These tips have already helped and I just finished watching this video. 👍

Not only did I watch all of this, I'm rewinding. My Rotterman twins are about to experience a new life style! Thank you so much for sharing this video. 👍

This is helping so much. One aggressive dog, inside the house only, with a playful puppy who doesn't understand what's going on. Since separating them and following your advice things have been relatively calm.

Great video. I absolutely understand my situation 100 times more than I did a half hour ago. Thank you!

This is what I get called most for as well. I really just wanted to comment to say for a video of you just talking to the camera…this is quality content! The last 5 minutes or so is gold!

Best video I have every come across. Thank you from me, my daughter and our four dogs.

I’d like to thank you for this information I have a situation with an abused rescue dog and my one older dog I stayed till the end with you because I really want to fix this problem and in case anyone is wondering I don’t have the money for even the advice so this is like gold to me thank you and I will be watching more! You are an angel my family thanks you!

I’ve had lots of big dog fights in the house due to a dominant female bulldog shepherd mix and this is some of the best advice on the subject, thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much for making this video! So much wisdom.

God heard my prayers! I had a situation a couple Weeks ago this video is amazing. thank you!

I needed to hear this advice! Totally makes sense. I have 4 dogs and 2 that always got along have had 3 fights in 2 weeks!

This has been so incredibly valuable. Thank you 🙏🏻

It feels so comforting to hear you say it can be possible 🥺

Thank you for the plain language on the work needed to make dogs happy in the home again. I needed the inspiration and hope that it is possible. Keep training us. 😊

Always great to hear you touch on this matter it can mean so much to owners and trainers

felt like i was on a facetime call with you , if you ever have the time again to talk more about this please do ! i wish this video didn’t have to end at 27 minutes 😂😂 thank you Larry!

Best video I have ever seen about this specific problem with 2 dogs.

Good advice! Trainer in this video is spot on. I'm currently working with some folks that are having troubles. I'm going to send them this video right now.

Extremely helpful, I believe in everything that you just said. I hope everybody else does, too.

Thank you so much for your complete honesty.!

Just these few pieces of advice have been so helpful already with a new dog coming into the home. Thankyou so much. Love your videos

Awesome advice best I’ve gotten so far.

Doubt many will make it to the end of this video? Pshh this is probably the most informative video on this stuff. I really like the specific examples of when the dog is laying down or is in the crate, and the other is out. I’ve watched almost every single one of your videos 4-5 times (at least) and this might be my favorite.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! This is the best advice I have been given since the first fight happened a week ago. I have appts scheduled with a Trainer and a Certified Animal Behaviorist but they are a ways out and my partner and I were still getting conflicting information on what we should do until professional help arrived. You helped immensely with this!!

Just listening to Larry's energy and sense encourages me to be a better owner to my rescue dogs.

Thank you for making this video. I sometimes don’t know how to measure success especially if there has been setback. This is an honest and straightforward video highlighting important steps and I appreciate that.

@susanhawkes2519

Жыл бұрын

Pure gold.

Thank you so much for this video! We have 3 female dogs, 2 hounds and a pit. The hounds we rescued several years back and they both had rough lives before we got them, one was even abused regularly, so they have their own triggers and insecurities we have worked through and the pit we have had since she was a puppy (she’s the youngest) and the pit has been picking fights with the other two since she got to be about a year and a half of age. Last night, she drew blood on our very docile hound who has never engaged in a fight since we have had her. I think it took that moment to realize it wasn’t just rivalry between the other two. It was extremely difficult to separate them because the pit doesn’t know when to stop once she gets going and we have honestly both ignored and probably contributed to the warning signs in the past instead of taking the action needed to prevent it from going this far. We kept them separated last night and are done with the training methods that aren’t working (we never punish them physically, but like you said - positive reinforcement won’t work for this either) and are ready to get down and dirty with the tough love. This video goes along with other research I’ve done online and I’ll be taking what you said to heart. Thank you again and I hope to be able to share a positive update with you a year (or sooner) from now.

@jberrocalucf

2 жыл бұрын

Any updates? I am very interested I have a similar problem

Are you kidding. I watched this video 2 times. Right after the end I rewatched it. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm committed to putting what I learned from just yhis video to work. Again thank you.

No problem watching this entire video and would stay watching for two hours just to learn how to help my dogs. thank you.

Larry thank you so much. I have two shorkies and they had a fight last week and the one is a little bigger and got her by the leg and busted her up. Right now we separated the dogs so the one can heal. A friend took the dog that was ok. This is a lot of help and we will try this.

Larry I found this incredibly helpful. Thanks.

Thanks for posting these vids, I would say alot of us who truly want to learn to be better dog owners would stll watch them if they were an hour long as even just your chatting vids like this have so much useful information. I have watched alot of your vids but still learn something every time!

I'm so extremely happy I found this video.

Thank you for your honest words of wisdom through your expertise. Truly, you hit the mark. I can’t thank enough. Signed -a brood of girls in Texas

This is great. I listened to the whole thing. And I’ll listen to it again.

Listened to every word . Thank you sir ! Please make a podcast I’d listen!

Thank you for the info

Do you have any more videos related to this? My two dogs have an appointment with a behaviorist next month but we have to get through this month first. I'm taking your video to heart and implementing what you spoke about. I showed your video to my fiance and we're both on board with jumping up to intervene when the dogs change their body language and facial expressions and we're committing to NO more fights. I would love to get more info. Thank you for posting this! This is the most brutally honest info I've found and I love that.

Thanks for this! I will update in replies in the coming weeks as to how well my dog and sisters dog are behaving. Thank you again, I watched the whole thing through and through.

Thank you!!! This video affirms the lightbulb moment I had today. My 11yo yorkie hates my retriver mix grandpuppy. Thus whenever the puppy visits, I keep them separated and interact with them separately. Today I was like 🗣"Y'all gonna learn to get along!" Started with a walk together. Now we're in the same room both on leashes "ignoring" each other and FOCUSED on me with redirection as needed. Both are crate trained so now I'll just put their crates side by side instead of in separate rooms. Going to also get the dominance collar for the puppy because she pulls when walking. The harness we use is not working. 🤣🤦🏾‍♀️

Thank you Larry, I'm dealing with the intermittent fights and I needed the info your gave, hopefully I can be successful too, thanks again

Thank you for the advice ! Will put it to good use. We have two female German shepherds. Both 10 months old from different breeders. They’ve been through professional training with prong collars and the trainer has insisted that keeping the leashes loose is best and tugging or snapping to correct behavior. We’ve made the mistake of letting them play rough and only correct behavior when it starts to seem a little bit too rough. Today they got into a fight in the backyard while outside with my kids. My son had to pull one away from the other after one tried to take a tennis ball from the Alfa female. We’ve been concerned about this becoming a problem but didn’t recognize the signs in time. Fortunately neither dog appears injured and my son only suffered a single tooth scratch on his hand. We love both of these dogs and I personally spend most of my time with them. It sounds like I’m going to be spending more time and energy to keep them both safe and able to live together in the same home. I appreciate your insights!

I needed this! Thanks

THANK YOU! Thank you for being so upfront about this problem and how difficult it is to fix by dog trainers. I’ve studied dog behaviour for years-and followed so many dog trainers. Almost NONE address a two dog+ household where the dogs fight.

@qxpn9220

10 ай бұрын

So… what do we do if that scenario happens ? I didn’t watch the video I was just looking for a quick answer ;(

@jw-vx8im

5 ай бұрын

​@@qxpn9220watch the video

@HardinProuductionsOriginal

3 ай бұрын

No such thing as a quick answer​@qxpn9220

@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181

Ай бұрын

@@qxpn9220 Well then, this is not going to work for you . . . he says early on, he won't even bother to help any client who isn't completely dedicated to do whatever it takes . . . the trainer has very little to do with it, its all on the owners to follow through. If you want a "quick fix" try a turtle, hampster, bird or aquarium, not any dog, little own more than one!!!

Thank you. You let me have it on what I’m doing wrong. I lost control and now I will get it back.

Best advice I’ve ever heard!

New 2 the channel, I like what u say and do about the dog aggression, I get it this video will help me immensely on my problem with my new 8wk old female puppy.... my older male dog 6yrs old isn't happy but Me and the wife is on it thanks so much James H.👍

Excellent advice. Makes a lot of sense. Thank you

Thank you, you have cleared it up for me on what to do. My two male dogs can't be near each other anymore. I see now we didn't set our dogs boundaries well. But we have two young daughters and full very busy lives and I know we won't be able to work with that. It breaks my heart.

Wow! Having problems with 2 of my male dogs in my 5 dog pack. Sir, you are spot on!!! I immediately ordered a leerburg collar. My main problem dog is a silver lab. All the scenes you described are the " ok most of the time then periods of fighting for dominance and possession of me. My fault for not being Alfa leader when the lab was a puppy. I had gotten this under control a few months ago and all was going well, but I had to have laxed. The only explanation for it starting again. I live alone with my 5 dogs. All big . Labs and plott hound's. I'm not ready to give up by finding one a new home. So, I've gathered alot from this video. Yes I did watch it to the end. I can't afford a trainer, but I'm no dummy to dogs. I can do this! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for opening my eyes on this issue!!!! Take care! Sincerely. Beth

@blakem419

Жыл бұрын

Any update on your dogs?

@bethpoe2912

Жыл бұрын

Aggression in my house has nearly stopped. Loki is doing so much better. I can read him now and know the signs . I am leader now . ALL THE TIME!!!! Thank you for asking. Take care 🙂

Wish you would have went on even longer I’m rewatching it again now and I will be sitting the whole family down to watch this together. I’ve had dogs all my life usually as puppies but I picked up a dog that was very miss treated tied up in a back yard on a 4 foot chain he has came a long way but still have a long way to go wish I would have gotten him as a puppy but I’m glad I got him from the toxic people he was around. We are having problems with in home aggression I also subscribed to your channel and really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. We as a family will fix this problem I never get rid of dogs I have to much love for them they are family the moment they walk though my door. Thanks again for this videos.

@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181

Ай бұрын

I'm sorry to respond from 2 years ago but GOD BLESS YOU!!! One of the worse thing anyone can do to a dog is to "love the adorable puppy" then want nothing to do with the dog & chain them up outside & of of mind! Thank you!!! Hope all is well with your family & dogs.

I’d love to see a longer video about this problem. I never had a fight inside the home, but I’m concerned about it specially because the second dog is still very young and I’m determined to prevent it at all costs.

@joeyprince2910

2 жыл бұрын

I know this is an old comment but, How did your 2 dogs get along? Did you ever experience issues?

@sola12387

2 жыл бұрын

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@IINVICTA

Жыл бұрын

@@joeyprince2910 same here

Thank you so much for this education!

Thank you Larry Krohn! Have 2 Male full brother (different litters) Dobermans who can now be in the same room without muzzles as long as they are calm. Still using muzzles in the back yard. Have worked almost exclusively with the growly, less confident one. Still times will see looks, mostly from the younger one still a bit afraid, but our routine is so good, will just say Bathroom and he goes into the bathroom til the other 2 go out first, since the 2 yr old has doorway issues. They haven't tried to kill each other, but the pup, at about 14 months old, thought he'd try to take over. The older one is very laid back (even a therapy dog) and avoids most of the time, but wasn't going to let the pup over either. Got the pup neutered when Covid first started - try to find a vet to neuter during the start of Covid. Picked him up from the vet office and he snapped at my husband - first time ever. Thought maybe it might be partly the anesthesia. Both dogs were best of buddies before and went to multiple classes, socialized both from the time we got them as puppies.

Thank you for such insightful information!

I've been looking for an answer to stop my dogs from fighting. I will definitely do this right. You just gave us an answer to resolve the issue nit just for a moment but for the a lifetime.

Thanks for this video. I've got exactly the same problem now. My girls started fighting with each other when one of them was in a season. Now I have to keep them separated. I started conditioning them to ecollar as I thought it would help. Now I know it has to be done in a different way. Thanks again

Thisbis one of the best informative videos ive ever seen

Wow, someone telling the truth about this. I have dealt with this, even in my own home, and nothing you said I would consider wrong. Thank you. The truth hurts people who will not put in the time. I was successful in my home, but I had to complete control of the dogs and intervene before it occurred. One can tell when it is going to happen. Again, Thank you.

I literally was crying this morning seeing no hope for us and my 2 poodles 😔 I was able to see a few videos, but nothing like yours, I will definitely educate myself more in your channel. 🙏🏻

I agree with the notion that I cannot just google my way through professional dog training, but this video does put my head in the right place. All residents must take ownership of the dogs life and training, and the owner willing to make some changes in the start of a program is solid advice before hiring a professional.

Fantastic video I am going to share with all my clients.

Thank you for your honestly. I myself had to deal with two aggressive dogs in the same house for over two years until one passed away. I was always alert with their behaviors but they always went everywhere with me in the same vehicle. I just had to be very very aware.

FINALLY The Video That I Have Been Searching For Forever !!! I Wish It Was The Hour Long Version Of Info , lol! Such a Great Video! Awesome! Thank You Very Much !!!

I watched this four times and just ordered Leersburg collars and 6-inch leashes. Great Pyrenees and St Bernard/Newfoundland males, 7 months old, together since they were pups. Best buddies until they aren't. Thank you.

24:25 This is exactly what happened the last time my dogs fought. They were running up and down the fence barking at my neighbor, then one dog attacked the other. Great video. I find all of the information incredibly helpful and hope that it will help my situation.

thank you

We are currently going through this with our 2 bitches. A terrier aged 5 and A nearly 2 year old old English sheepdog. A few weeks ago the fighting started. We as owners failed to see the earlier signs . Our terrier was fed up being jumped on and Tbe old English ignored her warnings . Both full on fighting ! But luckily a good behaviour chap has helped us . This video is one billion percent how it is! Thank you! Watched it twice and cried both times. We have now introduced a crate downstairs so we don’t separate them When I’m at work. Terrier in the crate.not upstairs anymore! Ours are the hard to read type as they were great initially . THANK YOU .

Very good video and good advice. Thank you for taking this time.

As a trainer, I run into this often and what is most frustrating is that owners actually DON'T want to put in the work. Everyone wants the Benji or Lassie in the movies and can't accept the realities of dog ownership. You're right--the ones who are willing to put in the dedicated effort are terrific, but so many of the people I encounter have kids and/or too many other distractions to be able to focus fully on the dogs. Sadly, these are the same families whose children get bit when all hell breaks loose. Another struggle is when the adults are not on the same page. I always ensure that BOTH adults in the family can see eye to eye and work TOGETHER on correcting the situation. What I find fascinating is the personal psychology of the people I work with. Very few want to be what they perceive as the bad guy. "But I want Fido to LIKE me!" Teaching respect through discipline and by "being the captain" is what keeps dogs OUT of shelters, folks.

You're awesome. Thank you for your helpful guidance.

Thankyou so much. We just adopted an olde English bulldog. They owners came to the realization that they couldn’t commit the time to dealing with it safely as they have young children. The dogs were closer in size than ours and we have three. We see a daily random attack from our new puppy and it occurs over attention towards a family member. I am determined work this out of her. Thankyou for this video. I will purchase the collar and small leash today and begin the tactics you suggested. I want my dogs living their best life.

This has taught me a lots in less than half an hour ...I have 2 gsd and an old labrador my puppy is getting aggressive with both dogs who were fine before we got him and now I can see where I'm going wrong where we are all going wrong as a family. I've watched hours of videos and no one really mentions what you have ...thank you

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I’m currently dealing with this in my home. Did you find a way to fix it?? I don’t want to rehome my puppy 🥺

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My gsd is now 11 months and very strong and big ..he's much better with my dogs now, very occasionally he still has a go at them but much much better as he's grown..like you I was afraid I couldn't cope with it all it was too intense but when ever he got aggressive with them I made him go to a place in the house where he couldnt get to them, and also in view of them so not totally away from their sight(I sectioned off an area with a baby gate in the hallway) and he stayed there till he calmed down...and I mean EVERYTIME he had a go I moved him and said NO very firmly it was exhausting but he knows now if he does have a go he's being moved. And all the family do it they have to be involved too. Also in the garden I just kept an eye on him if he started I put a lead on and walked him in the house again and again and again ....I don't think there's a fast simple solution it's just routine discipline and being consistent with them once they realise they can't get away with it they start to learn...and he's such a wonderful boy now they play together sometime roughly but you get to know the signs of possible escalation and just follow the routine you have . It's difficult if you are at work or out shopping etc so at the moment if I can't bebthere they are sectioned off in the kitchen so they are together but can't harm each other he's still so young and hasn't been done yet so I don't want to risk them being on their own yet till I'm 100% sure. They are wonderful dogs but very hard work for a year or two my 3 year old gsd is calm obedient she's such a pleasure. Hope you get on OK good luck.

Hi 👋 from India Larry ! Thank you so much for this video ❤ I watched the entire video and made notes. It really makes a lot of sense. Simple things which impact the most. Me and my husband are going to implement few things you have said in this video and we will update you on the results. Wish us good luck 🤞

Thank you !!I needed to hear this!!!

Thank you for not sugar coating sh*t. Found this video really helpful.

Thank you so much!