Great article that details the confusion one feels in making the decision to stop a fight or allow it to continue. I fall on the side that as long as there is no damage being done, you allow the dogs to work things out. If not it sometimes guarantees the inevitable next fight is much worse… However for an average person to know what is no damage and what is just posturing is really hard to determine… I agree with Ms Wilde that getting a trainer involved is sometimes the best option but I do think this is information that should be read and shared!!!
Your Dogs are Fighting: Step In or Step Off? | Wilde About Dogs
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I’m Mike Deathe, owner and trainer at K.I.S.S. Dog Training. I began training dogs professionally in 2008 and founded K.I.S.S. in 2010. As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), I help Kansas City area families work through everyday behavior challenges with practical, positive reinforcement based training in their homes.


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