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I have two wonderful neutered male GSP's, Ike will be two in a couple of weeks and Duke will be one the end of September. They get along well outside but when there in the yard they chase each other constantly. It started with Ike doing the chasing now Duke has turned the tables. It hasn't gotten aggressive....yet and I don't want it to. My question is any ideas on how to train these two to be more laid back in the house? As of now they are separated in the house with Ike upstairs with my wife and Duke and I are in the basement. These two need to learn to share a couch If that can't happen I'm afraid Duke will need a new home and I really don't want that!
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A training question
If that can't happen I'm afraid Duke will need a new home and I really don't want that!
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