07-18-2008, 08:20 AM
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| [quote=cesar49;2121544] Quote:
Originally Posted by bchgirl Your dam is correcting her babies' behavior.
the dam is not the mom.. but a 2 yr old..
the new puppy is not hers
do not allow fighting
only praise good behavior
ignore the bad behavior by looking away in disdain..
they need time to adjust
they can feel your energy and fear
remain calm and assertive giving love for friendly behavior
dont allow possessiveness
take her toys for yourself since you are pack leader  | She specifically asked in regards a dam's behavior..... Quote:
Originally Posted by littlelady Does anyone have advice on socializing new yorkies with existing pets in your home.
For example you have a 2 year old female. Introduce a 18 week old male, then you introduce a 10 week old female.
How do you predict aggressiveness toward the new dogs? What about a female with pups 6-8 weeks old and if they are up running around and she gets aggressive with them, is this natural ? Biting them hard enough to exert pressure so it hurts the pup, may be not break the skin?
I seen some breeders have a room in their house dedicated to their dogs etc. but I didn't notice if they have the dogs separated by ages?
I know they are pack animals and their has to be the hierachy established. |
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