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Originally Posted by kjc  Just a note: As an owner of multiples, I am very careful when one dog shows any weakness, as the others, at times, have gone after the weaker dog. As a precaution, I would make sure to securely separate them when you have to leave them for any length of time. I realize this is not a pleasant thought, but it seems to be a natural reaction in a dog's world.
So happy you can take her home!  |
Not to get off topic, but this is the very same type of thing that I heard about epileptic dogs here on YT. It was suggested that I never leave my epi dog around his canine family members because they might attack him during a seizure. To date, Teddy has had a number of grand mal seizures in front of the other two dogs and they back away and approach cautiously after the seizure ends showing great concern. I have well socialized animals and the trio are together 24/7 whether I am home or not.
OP, I think only you know your dogs best, and I'm sure the others will be thrilled to see their friend again!