This is the puppy training podcast episode number 42, helping dogs get along.

This podcast is designed to help you on your journey of becoming best friends through love and learning as you train your own dog from home.

And I'm here to help you every step of the way.

This is the puppy training podcast and I'm

your host Amy Jensen. Hello everyone. Thank you so much for listening. It means a lot to hear from

so many of you on how this podcast is helping you and your puppy in training. In whatever work you do, it's always

nice to know that the effort you put in is making a difference for someone. And I know many of you

experience that same feeling in the work that you do in the world. I love that we can help each other

and learn from one another. And technology makes us able to connect from around the world. That is so

cool. Today's topic is all about

helping multiple dogs in your household get along. If you have a dog who guards things from

another dog or maybe a puppy who just won't give your older dog a break, today I will share

a few tips on how this situation can change for the better. But first,

let's give a shout out to Deb for today's podcast topic. Thank you for sending it in. And to

Christina, thanks for your topic suggestion of dogs guarding their humans. That's a great topic,

one that we haven't talked about yet, and I've added it to the list. So listen for that one coming soon.

All right, today, let's talk about how to introduce dogs to one another,

some management strategies that we can use, as well as the training ideas that we can help our dogs learn new behavior

so that they get along better.

Now, whenever we talk about dogs and behavior

and wanting them to do something differently, you'll hear me say a lot, management and then training.

So it's really important to pair the management with the training because we don't want our dog

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