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    This is hands-down the BEST article I have ever seen on dog intros. It's starring Frida, a somewhat dog reactive pit bull who was slowly introduced into her new home, which she shares with another pit bull. Hooray for slow and steady intros!

    http://badrap-blog.blogspot.com/2009...or-dogdog.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by snakemama View Post
    This is hands-down the BEST article I have ever seen on dog intros. It's starring Frida, a somewhat dog reactive pit bull who was slowly introduced into her new home, which she shares with another pit bull. Hooray for slow and steady intros!

    http://badrap-blog.blogspot.com/2009...or-dogdog.html
    thank you! I'll forward it to her!
    keep em coming!
    I really want this to work!
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    At age 9 months, the pup is fully matured and giving off hormone scents. Getting the pup spayed will help TONS. Yes the older gal is already spayed, she is largely reacting to the hormone scent of the intruder. I wouldn't allow them near one another until the pup is spayed and recovered from that. (Usually 2 weeks, for a female).
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