Dogs not only dominate at home, but also fight when they see the same kind outside, which makes shoveling officials very headache. How can dogs get along well with other similar kinds?
How do two dogs live in harmony?
1. First encounter, one week of quarantine
Let the new dog get familiar with the environment first, isolate the old dog, don't let the old dog chase and intercept the new dog, and avoid leaving indelible insecurity for the new dog. Give them about a week to gradually get used to each other’s presence.

2 Consolidate the Old Dog’s Status
When a new dog moves in, the old dog becomes sensitive and has no sense of security, so it is very important to stabilize the old dog's position, and at the same time let the new dog "don't try to make small moves" and want to be the boss. Every day when you go home, even if the new dog runs in front and asks for a hug, you have to pick up the old dog first.

3 Amicable Dispute Mediation
There is a dispute between dogs. In order to avoid future troubles, the shoveling officer had better deal with it coldly. For example, the new dog bullying the old dog, to stop immediately, but do not hold the old dog to criticize the new dog, to avoid causing the new dog hatred "revenge". A more tactful way is to gently tap the new dog's nose.
4 Create opportunities to nurture relationships
The reason why the two dogs fight is mostly because they are not used to it and their status is not yet clear. The shoveling officer had better let them get used to it and confirm their status by themselves. It can also create opportunities for them to have more contact, take them for a walk, and let the two dogs play together. After a long time, the two will naturally be better.

How can dogs go out in harmony with their own kind?
1 Dogs are afraid not to approach reluctantly
For the two dogs that meet for the first time, the shoveling officer should observe the actions they want to take from beginning to end. If the dog's tail suddenly droops or trembles, he cannot force them to approach.

Dogs are extremely disgusted with giving more time.
When one of the dogs is extremely disgusted with other dogs approaching, they should not be forced to approach each other. They should be given some time to get familiar with each other and get used to each other's presence.
3 dog social anxiety desensitization training

If the dog is too afraid of socializing, the shoveling officer should consider finding a dog who is older and more cheerful than his dog to assist in training. In the beginning, the shoveling officer can hold his dog to reduce his fear.
4 Leave the dog a way.
Leave the dog a way back. If he feels nervous and uncomfortable, he can choose to retreat or run away.



