Sounds like someone needs to share their toys ! Its the hardest thing for a pup to learn when they are being too rough and when enough is enough. Which is why it is so important not to leave them unattended and that you monitor their play time so that you can play referee. I would also suggest that don't allow them to play for long periods of time together. Shorter times together might be best , extending it to a longer time period as they behave themselves. Also allow them each time to play alone with the one toy that seems to be a favorite of the other. That way their scents are one them... and NEVER play rough with them with that particular toy to the point of making it a competition. That is a huge No no, believe me I found that out the hard way. My DD use to do that and it ended up being a huge issue between Ruby and Brandi.
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