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I would have someone actively working with him when your grand daughter is doing either of those activities (him on leasH). Stand back away from her and actively crate a positive association by...

Watch and monitor closely . we had to rehome a lab rescued due to aggression to my 5 yr old. But he had to deal with it 24/7 kid which is tougher. As only these 2 things setting him off keep him...

I would monitor the play time and not leave the two alone right now, apply correction where and when needed. Rocco is two years old and when visiting the grandkids will still chase them around the...

I agree. I would have him evaluated and sooner rather than later so he doesn't establish a pattern if it needs to be corrected.

Could be playing. Could be something more. We can't see exactly what's happening and even if we could, no one here is a behaviorist. At this point, just have him somewhere else when she is doing the...

I say go for it. You might need to keep a keen eye on their behavior as you go forward. If the new dog is too rambunctious, you might need a safe place for the older dog to hang out. When I got...

When we got our first chocolate boy, Hershey, we had 10 year old Akita Kiku and 10 year old Lab Brutus. Keeks and Bru were best friends...Bru loved Hershey on sight and Keeks was good but a bit more...

If they did OK before, they'd probably do fine now as well. Chase was an "only child" for more than 6 years before we got Lark, never had a dog sibling before, and while it wasn't love at first...