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**mylittlejewelaa** · 03-15-2012, 02:41 PM

I have two dogs, and while I wouldn't chance leaving them unsupervised together, they get along great. Feeding separately like you're already doing is a great start. The fact that you're already aware of the potential for issue, and taking steps to prevent it, is great too!

Just because you will definitely need to keep an eye on your dogs together, doesn't automatically mean they're going to fight, they might be best friends! It's just not a great idea to leave any DA prone breed dogs with each other alone, just in case.

I second MJ's comment about toys as well, keep an eye on them playing with "shared" toys, that's the only time my two get a little snarky with each other sometimes is over toys, but as long as you're watching them, it's easy to intervene before anything gets too far.

03-15-2012, 02:41 PM	#8
mylittlejewelaa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 605 Senior Member	I have two dogs, and while I wouldn't chance leaving them unsupervised together, they get along great. Feeding separately like you're already doing is a great start. The fact that you're already aware of the potential for issue, and taking steps to prevent it, is great too! Just because you will definitely need to keep an eye on your dogs together, doesn't automatically mean they're going to fight, they might be best friends! It's just not a great idea to leave any DA prone breed dogs with each other alone, just in case. I second MJ's comment about toys as well, keep an eye on them playing with "shared" toys, that's the only time my two get a little snarky with each other sometimes is over toys, but as long as you're watching them, it's easy to intervene before anything gets too far.
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