My daughter and I did take them both for a mile long walk this evening and they did great together, even walked side by side. They were also fine with each other in the yard after we arrived back home.
We are feeding separately also.
Bo is the one I struggle with, he started guarding my daughter severely back in October when we bought our house and moved. He won't leave her side and even guards her while she sleeps. He's constantly nervous and on edge. I've talked to our vet about it, who he sees monthly for his skin condition and gland issues and he can't give me a solution.
I've noticed that he gets the most aggressive when my daughter interacts with Boyd, when I think the jealousy comes in.
Right now they are not around each other often in the house.
Since the first night that we had Boyd here, he does not want to be in the house. I set up a place for him in the living room, with his bed and toys. He was fine for the first 15 minutes and then went to the door, scratched on it to be let back out and started howling. I tried my best to distract him for about an hour and it continued on. I opened the door and he ran back out to the shade tree that he had claimed earlier in the day and laid down. I could not leave him there, so we decided to try the garage and he was content with that. I left the door to the house open in case he wanted to come inside and he never did. Same thing tonight. The garage is not a terrible place, we never store cars or even tools in there. It's a 3 car garage, so big and has a couch, radio and a huge window.
We are feeding separately also.
Bo is the one I struggle with, he started guarding my daughter severely back in October when we bought our house and moved. He won't leave her side and even guards her while she sleeps. He's constantly nervous and on edge. I've talked to our vet about it, who he sees monthly for his skin condition and gland issues and he can't give me a solution.
I've noticed that he gets the most aggressive when my daughter interacts with Boyd, when I think the jealousy comes in.
Right now they are not around each other often in the house.
Since the first night that we had Boyd here, he does not want to be in the house. I set up a place for him in the living room, with his bed and toys. He was fine for the first 15 minutes and then went to the door, scratched on it to be let back out and started howling. I tried my best to distract him for about an hour and it continued on. I opened the door and he ran back out to the shade tree that he had claimed earlier in the day and laid down. I could not leave him there, so we decided to try the garage and he was content with that. I left the door to the house open in case he wanted to come inside and he never did. Same thing tonight. The garage is not a terrible place, we never store cars or even tools in there. It's a 3 car garage, so big and has a couch, radio and a huge window.
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