Since an unfortunate incident in the yard in April where our EBT (Brian) ran into our younger Greyhound (Teddy) while chasing after our young Bullwhippet Lurcher (Roxie) things have been really sour between Teddy and Brian. Teddy will bark and growl anytime he senses Brian coming downstairs in the morning or into the kitchen in the evening while he's in the sunroom with our other Greyhound (Chubby). Brian will often tense up and bark and slide towards the door dividing the kitchen and sunroom but can be redirected away with a treat scatter. Teddy on the other hand will not take any treats or respond to attempts at redirection. Teddy has also inflicted injuries to our other Greyhound Chubby on a number of occasions. All of the dogs and the female lurcher are neutered. Chubby (11) is with us 5 years, Teddy (5) we have nearly 3 years, Roxie (2)…

I have two female dogs who started to fight after the younger’s one first heat. i’ve been working with ff/r+ trainer since October (initially because of her sudden reactivity and then additionally on mending their relationship) but we don’t seem to be making progress and that is no way to live having the dogs separate. I hope to find a way to work through it

Hi! I just finished The Multi-dog Household: Why are my dogs fighting?? (Comprehensive Course)! 🚀 It was so informative and inspiring watching Sage, Mel & Hopper’s journey. I feel like I finally know where to start with my own dogs.

I wonder if anyone has recommendations when there’s only one handler for multiple dogs (5)?

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