Fences are barriers and barrier aggression can be tough to deal with.
I had a neighbor with a Sheltie that Kayos just hated. (They moved last week YES!!!) For 5 years they fence fought through a privacy fence. I trained a solid call off with high reward so I was always able to get her to respond and come to the door. The sheltie owner was clueless.
I think once it gets started it is hard to stop it and I don't think they get to be "friends". I know if Kayos ever had a chance she would have assisinated that sheltie.
You can work on highly rewarded recall.
You can use aversion to correct her. Shake cans etc.
You can cooperate with the neighbor and attempt to minimize contact by leaving Morgan in when they have thier dog out.
You can put in an e fence inside the chain link and train Morgan to the boundary.
If both dogs are really dog friendly and you do it very soon you might try letting them play in a nuetral area and then in both of the yards. But I would be careful of this.
My prefered methods are call off and minimize contact.
The folks that bought the house next door to me moved in also and they have a female lab. The lab is not as bad as the sheltie and kayos is the one trying to stir it up at the fnece. I absolutely will not let her, she is bought in immediately when she goes to fence and even postures to bark. This neighbor is also pretty cooperative with the dog so I think it will be okay.
I had a neighbor with a Sheltie that Kayos just hated. (They moved last week YES!!!) For 5 years they fence fought through a privacy fence. I trained a solid call off with high reward so I was always able to get her to respond and come to the door. The sheltie owner was clueless.
I think once it gets started it is hard to stop it and I don't think they get to be "friends". I know if Kayos ever had a chance she would have assisinated that sheltie.
You can work on highly rewarded recall.
You can use aversion to correct her. Shake cans etc.
You can cooperate with the neighbor and attempt to minimize contact by leaving Morgan in when they have thier dog out.
You can put in an e fence inside the chain link and train Morgan to the boundary.
If both dogs are really dog friendly and you do it very soon you might try letting them play in a nuetral area and then in both of the yards. But I would be careful of this.
My prefered methods are call off and minimize contact.
The folks that bought the house next door to me moved in also and they have a female lab. The lab is not as bad as the sheltie and kayos is the one trying to stir it up at the fnece. I absolutely will not let her, she is bought in immediately when she goes to fence and even postures to bark. This neighbor is also pretty cooperative with the dog so I think it will be okay.