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problems with our 2 males
We have a 17 months male Hudson and a 10 months male Ruger. Occasionally out of the blue (or so it seems to us) Hudson will go after Ruger he will growl first and then charge. Tonight they were about 15 feet away from each other, we heard Hudson growl and charge after Ruger, Ruger couldn't run fast enough. Hudson grabs Ruger by the neck and shakes.
Just wondering how to handle this kind of situation, I will grab Hudson off of Ruger (Hudson will stand there growling) I hold on to him until he settles down and then I place him in his crate.
It seems to be getting worse, I'm afraid that Hudson might bite one of us. Neither one of them are neutered yet, we are planning on neutering Hudson in the next month. Will this help at all or make no difference.
Thanks for the help, Debbie
We have a 17 months male Hudson and a 10 months male Ruger. Occasionally out of the blue (or so it seems to us) Hudson will go after Ruger he will growl first and then charge. Tonight they were about 15 feet away from each other, we heard Hudson growl and charge after Ruger, Ruger couldn't run fast enough. Hudson grabs Ruger by the neck and shakes.
Just wondering how to handle this kind of situation, I will grab Hudson off of Ruger (Hudson will stand there growling) I hold on to him until he settles down and then I place him in his crate.
It seems to be getting worse, I'm afraid that Hudson might bite one of us. Neither one of them are neutered yet, we are planning on neutering Hudson in the next month. Will this help at all or make no difference.
Thanks for the help, Debbie