Hello. Hello. Hello. This is Tom. Hi. How are you? Good. Lisa. How are you doing? Good. Thanks.

You want to try face time? Sure. Um, I have a doberman, um, four years old, uh, male, neuter, um, well-trained

for me, um, you know, sitcoms, day, weight, uh, good on a leash, uh, loves people. He's very big.

He's 122 pounds and there's not an ounce of that on him. Um, he is dog reactive. Um, and it really

wasn't a problem up until a couple of weeks ago. Um, first of all, he lives with Evie. Um,

she's a lab shepherd rescue. Uh, she's six years old and she's been with him, you know, ever since

he came, he came to us as a puppy at eight weeks. Um, and a couple of weeks ago, we also had my

son's dog. Um, now, and he, and my son's dog's name is Max. He's been with Max before. Um, again,

he's known Max and he was a puppy. And they were out in an enclosed area and a fence deniery.

Donzie is also trained to an invisible fence. He's been trained to an invisible fence since he was

16 weeks old and he's never breached it. Um, they were out in an enclosed area and there was

some kind of tussle over a ball. It was not a brawl. It was not a fight. Nobody got hurt. I don't

believe anybody got bitten. Um, but after that, he was out for Max. Um, and interestingly enough,

he turned it on Evie also. Um, we immediately separated them. They were separated for two weeks.

So Evie and Max were together. Um, Donzie was, you know, not with them. Uh, we brought Max back to

my son this past Sunday. Um, and now Donzie is fine with Evie. However, Max comes here quite often

and there will be periods of time where he'll be staying with us, you know, for two weeks,

three weeks when my son travels overseas for work. How do I reintroduce them?

What I would do is bring them out for structured group walks with each other. So you get, you get

them all on leash and you go for walks in neutral territory. So instead of throwing them into the

backyard or the house where they can have conflict or more potential conflict. Yeah. You'd get

them all on leashes and you'd bring them for, for walks around the neighborhood and then you would

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