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Originally Posted by Amanda7  I usually keep eyes and ears open when I hear them rough-housing. My two boys are major league ruffians sometimes. Baxter is about 3 lbs bigger than Snickers, but Snickers is the dominant one. They wrestle, joust with their mouths, and Baxter will throw his weight at Snickers. When it looks out of hand, I separate them. Baxter is getting used to hearing "Easy", so now he backs off a little.
The best advice is to trust your instincts. If it looks like it's getting too rough, put a stop to it. Don't wait for one of them to get hurt. |
Do you keep them separated when you can't supervise? How old are Baxter and Snickers?
When my boys are not supervised, I put the smaller one in the xpen for safety. They are happy with each other, but they get out of hand wrestling. The younger one always starts the biting.