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Old 03-15-2007, 01:02 PM   #6
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Just to add, some dogs do not like to play with puppies and that is the way they are. They each have different personalities. I have seen a 2 year old yorkie which doesn't like to play with any dogs at all whether it be an adult or puppy. She snapped at other dogs not wanting to play and that is fine because she just don't want to be disturbed. Maybe you can separate them for the time being and give the older dog back his/her toy so that she doesn't associate his/her toys being taken away because of the new puppy. If the puppy whines because you are spending time with the older dog, let it be. Its not like you are going to ignore the puppy for the whole day, no need to feel bad or guilty because you will spend time playing with puppy after. Spend as much time as you would with the older dog just like before the puppy came in to picture. I hope things will work out for you in the end. It takes a long time but its a joy when they finally become friends.
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