How to Get Two Dogs to Get Along

If your 2 pooches are turning your quiet home into a gladiator arena, restore order and balance before permanent damage is done.

Step 1: Become the dominant leader in your home by controlling everything both dogs covet such as food, water, toys, and sleeping areas.
Step 2: Seek professional assistance to help pinpoint reasons for aggression and help you become the dominant one in the house so you can lead. Your dogs will thank you.
FACT: Wolf packs operate on a hierarchy, with only a dominant male and female pair allowed to breed.
TIP: Don't punish bad behavior, but teach the two dogs to follow commands and respect you.
Step 3: Avoid giving preferential treatment to one dog or the other and be consistent with the rules and boundaries.
Step 4: Break up the fights with either loud noises or spraying the two dogs with water, but avoid physical contact and getting too involved.
TIP: Allow the dogs to create their own hierarchy and don't interfere in their daily interactions.
Step 5: Spot the warning signs of aggression between the two dogs when they are together which may include growling, snarling, and snapping.

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