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Our bloodhound has been showing posturing and growling at our new tripod Grizz. I don’t leave them alone because Grizz is just a week out of surgery. How to do I handle this? The only time there were problems before was if food was involved.
Hi @grizzmom, thanks for joining us here. I see you started a blog for Grizz, I can’t wait to check it out.
So I’m not the best person to help with this question, as Wyatt Ray is a solo dog. I’m hoping others with multiple dogs will chime in.
Meanwhile, what else do you think is different about their relationship or environment, aside from the amputation? Is Grizz getting more attention than your other dog? That makes sense if he is, but is there anyone who can help give tons of love and attention to your other dog while Grizz heals?
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