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Originally Posted by Skeezix
The only way we’ve been able to stop the fights is for me to grab Griff and pull him away from Buddy, but this has been difficult sometimes because he has latched onto Buddy and won’t let go. Truth be told, I believe that if we didn’t intervene, Buddy would win the fight (but at great cost to both dogs). However when we start to break up the fight, Buddy minds us and stops, then Griff uses that opportunity to gain the upper hand and really hurt Buddy.
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Hi Skeezix. I am no expert, as you can see by some of my posts, but as far as the breaking up a fight I have a bit of experience. I used to have 2 female American Bulldogs who would do the same thing. You stated that when you break up the fight, Griff takes the opportunity to gain the upper hand and really hurt Buddy. If this happens again, grab Griff by his hind legs and lift him up. This should make him feel uncomfortable and make him stop. It worked for me.