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How to introduce a new dog to your current dogs

62,007 views October 25, 2019 13:40

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ChannelAugusto The Dog Trainer

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Here’s how to introduce a new dog to your current dogs, in a safe way to avoid fights or a bad first experience/ interaction.
Use a crate to keep the new safe and create a barrier between the dogs to allow you to work with your other dogs and get them to settle down before you actually let them all interact.
Then follow instructions as shown in this video.
If your dog seems too intense around the new dog or vice verse then DO NOT let them interact yet.
Augusto has been training dogs for over a decade. He travels the country offering dog training and has trained THOUSANDS of dogs and owners around the world.
The next trip is to Minneapolis , Minnesota from Augusto 23rd TIL 26th. If interested in meeting for the meet and greet or for dog training please email: [email protected]

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Augusto The Dog Trainer published this 13:40 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 62,007 times on YouTube.

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