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Originally Posted by yorkielady06  How are the girls getting along now? I read that one is more dominant and one more submissive. As a breeder that is the better match in females in a home, however they do tend to "disagree" more than a male/female combo (not all do however it does happen) It sounds like you and the breeder worked together to find the right fit with your other pup, you are using socialization early and regularly, and seem to have a genuine love for your new furbabies. Just wanted to give you a kudos for being the kind of new mommy that any reputable breeder would love to have as a client....So kudos to you.... 
PS: Never use that trainer again and let everyone in your community know that. Never use that type of correction on a tiny breed dog...I would love to do that to the trainer.... |
Actually they are really getting along great. At first there was all this noisy interaction (which is partly why I called the trainer, as it freaked me out) Lily was taking her own toys away and hiding them and nipping at Lola. Lola was so shy but man she has come out of her shell now, she even initiates the play with Lily. I watch them run around the coffee table and hide from ea other. Lily makes the round so fast that she ends up jumping over her on her 2nd lap around the table. Then they go off and drink some water together or lie down and chew on a toy or go lay down in the same bed. The daycare people said that Lola only wanted to play with Lily when I took them for the 1st day but she is now interacting with the other dogs as well. I boarded them for the 1st time last night (same daycare) and am anxious to see how they did. Going to get them now.