Quote Originally Posted by Mooshi View Post
I read once online a situation just like yours what the trainer did was get the dogs on down and stay commands went over to the dominant dog 1st gave him affection then goes to the other and does the same while keeping them at a distance from each other on the down and stay command and asked the owners to keep doing this till the aggression is gone or to a lower rate.
Here's the thing with that though- the 3 month old does know "sit", but it's shaky. When she's excited or Kody's trying to play-fight with her, the sit command sort of goes out the window. She doesn't know "stay" yet, so even if she does sit, it is very short lived. I am working on training her every day, but at this time, that technique wouldn't work for us because I can't get the smaller one to stay sitting while I love on the older one. Usually the only way I get time in with him is if he jumps up on the couch (Misty can hardly jump up there quite yet), and the only way I get time in with Misty is if I pick her up (which isn't going to be a possibility for much longer- she's growing like a horse! lol ;-) Either way, as she grows, neither of the ways I do it now are going to be possible.

Can't puppies just stay puppies forever?