Several things to consider...
1) Is Milo typically nervous or afraid of other dogs, especially larger dogs?
2) What steps did you take to introduce them? Just plop the younger puppy down and go "here's our new friend"? Controlled meeting on neutral ground with both dogs leashed?
3) Did you let the puppy keep pestering him after he tried to get away?
4) Toy breeds tend to break, not bounce, and allowing the younger puppy to paw and pounce on Milo can lead o him being injured, possibly seriously.
5) Raising two puppies is four times the work of raising one, so returning the GSD to her breeder might be the best option.
1) Is Milo typically nervous or afraid of other dogs, especially larger dogs?
2) What steps did you take to introduce them? Just plop the younger puppy down and go "here's our new friend"? Controlled meeting on neutral ground with both dogs leashed?
3) Did you let the puppy keep pestering him after he tried to get away?
4) Toy breeds tend to break, not bounce, and allowing the younger puppy to paw and pounce on Milo can lead o him being injured, possibly seriously.
5) Raising two puppies is four times the work of raising one, so returning the GSD to her breeder might be the best option.