Dogs are gregarious animals, they love the company of people or their own kind and, as a rule, are very sociable both during walks and with their families. But it also happens that a new dog in the house becomes the cause of constant conflicts and fights, and the owners only have time to drag the troublemakers to different corners. How to restore peace in the house and make calm neighbors out of irreconcilable enemies?
Instructions
Step 1
Select the troublemaker from two or more dogs. As a rule, this is not difficult to do. It so happens that two dogs begin to score a third together, and individually behave completely calmly. It is necessary to find out which dog is starting a fight and start educational work with her. Try to figure out the problem: what exactly prompts your dogs to quarrel with each other? Most likely, the instigator dog feels like a full-fledged owner in the house and thus tries to strengthen or restore its authority. For packs of dogs, this is quite normal. In some cases, it does not even make sense for a person to interfere with the relationship of animals. Therefore, if you see that the dogs just snap at each other, but do not fight, wait for the denouement. Perhaps after the establishment of a leader, the relationship in the pack will improve.
Step 2
If the animals continue to fight, causing severe harm to each other, take the situation under your own control. It is not worth hitting or shouting loudly at the instigator, but when his behavior goes beyond what is permissible, it is necessary to firmly and confidently shout "Fu" so that the animal understands that it is behaving incorrectly. If it is difficult for your dogs to identify a leader, become that leader yourself. Put discipline on the team order and say "Phew" every time you notice that the animals are about to fight. It doesn't make much sense to drag them to different rooms and punish them, because in this case the dog may not understand what exactly it was punished for. In addition, often such tactics only inflame anger.
Step 3
If no measures help and the animals persist in maiming each other, the only way out is to abandon one of the dogs. If you keep several animals in the same apartment, the aggressor must be isolated. If you only have two dogs, consider giving one of them in good hands. After all, it is not always the new animal that is hostile, it often happens that the signs of aggression are shown by the pet that has lived with you for a long time. By the way, he has every right to be indignant, because he was the first! If you keep animals in an open-air cage outdoors, it is advisable to separate them into different cages so that no further quarrels and conflicts arise.
