Thank you - this is basically what I was just getting ready to say.
I thank everyone for their post and expressing their views. Obviously there is no right or wrong - no black or white. We are all as individual as the situations with our dogs. What works for one, won't necessarily work for another. If you have the time and ability and resources to keep dueling dogs separate, then that's what's right for you. If you choose to rehome an offending dog, then again, that's right for you. I think the point here is, that we want to do the best thing for our beloved dogs, and this is as it should be. Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to know if a presently placid dog will take a bad turn in the future. If it does happen, then I pray that we have the wisdom to do what is best for all involved, whether it be: keep separated, or rehome, or euthanize.








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They are both crated when I'm not home. I know the 'signs' and stop Jake even if he gives Layla a 'look'. If they get into it, you have to grab Jake, not Layla as if I grab her, he won't stop. The few times outside that I couldn't grab him, he backed off from her, thank God. He's leary of her now, but sometimes forgets.


). I really follow them around when they are with new dogs though, I can tell if they get that "look" that I need to distract them to avoid any issues.
yes he's neutered but not until Corby got him at around two, he still loves to hump.


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