angry dogs.

oh hi! actually I don't have the same problem with yours but I'd be happy to help you with your problem, give me your other dog instead so I will be the one worrying your problem. Kidding! Just let one dog stay to your grandmother's house or sister's house, anywhere away from the other dog for a while so as to ease any tension between the two dogs. Then for another week, let the other dog do the vacation. Because I have read some magazines, some dogs usually get jealous to the attention of their masters especially when they are two.

I like dogs very much. But i don't like angry dogs. I like puppies very much. Their hair was so smooth to touch. Puppies are really looks like a doll.

First you have to figure out what is setting the dog off you are in charge you are the pack leader stop it the second that you see there is going to be a problem they did not have this problem before something must have happen to create this behavior. good luck remember you are in charge.

I have the same problem with one of mine, except her background story is a little different than yours. First, have you ever treated the dogs differently? Or the same? The way you treat them can cause a dog to react to that treatment with varying degrees. In the past, we've always treated our dogs as equals. This cut down on the whole leader of the pack syndrome dogs possess, and they never once fought. Today, because one of my dogs has a bit of wolf in her, she has to be treated somewhat differently. How is your dogs' exercise? Are they getting plenty of play time and walks? If you barely have time for this, I can't fault you for that. I walk my dogs whenever I am able to. Sometimes males fight for dominance issues and for territorial purposes. Some fight because of hormones. Unless you know how to grab a dog during a fight without the risk of getting injured I wouldn't recommend it. It's best to grab something, like a chair, and put it between them to separate them. Or very cold water. My suggestion, find an animal behaviorist. They can help you with your dogs and find an underlying cause of the aggression. For now, I suggest keeping them separate from one another until you can figure something out.

well this could be caused by alot of different reasons first off are the dogs neutered? "in tact" dogs (ones that are not neutered) are much more likely to fight than neutered dogs second how old are the dogs if you have an older dog and a younger dog the younger dog will often adgitate the older one causing fights but this most often happens when the younger dog is still very active in a sort of puppy stage one thing i suggest you do is to put the two of them in their own wire dog cage and set the cages next to each other this way the dogs can be around each other without fighting leave the dogs in the cages next to each other for at least 5 hours a day the dogs will get used to being around each other and maybe work things out for themselves