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Article #8282Re: Puppies
From: Lindsey Hatfield
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:00
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> Hi. We have two Australian Shepherds who try to over power each other all
> the time. Is that common among puppies?
>
> Renee
> dunnagan@adsnet.net
This is definitely normal behavior !
If you try to stop this they will start digging the garden or chewing
clothes etc.
The two pups have to wrok out there own hierarchy, just make sure you
and your family are the pack leaders :-)
Attending a local obedience club will help you understand these things,
the instructors will be able to answer questions.
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