how to stop 2 lhasso apso pups fromm fighting with each other?

Question

they start of playing but millie then starts to growl at mollie and then starts biting the other one

Answer 1

Is this actual, real fighting or are they just wrestling and having fun? My dogs make Absolutely Awful noises at each other, but it's all in fun. Tails wagging, relaxed and happy facial muscles, lots of bouncing around. If they were walking around with stiff legs and hackles raised, I would step in. But if they are playing, don't interrupt them - as the 1st poster said, it's important for them to learn how to play and be social.
Here's a video of dogs playing peacefully:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un_vMXkfhv8

Answer 2

They are doing what all puppies do - play fighting which is a form of learning. I have two Lhasa Apsos - you just need to distract them with a treat when calling one of them. If they realise they will get a reward they will hopefully stop, the problem should then solve itself. Another method is make a quick noise - like a shrill squeak; that should get their attention - again reward. Hope this is helpful.

Answer 3

There no longer combating! it particularly is taking part in and in spite of the certainty that at situations it may seem tough and painful, the puppies be attentive to ways some distance to take it. this could be a factor of the form area of domestic canines interactions with different canines and that they play like this with there littermates. my own 2 canines elderly 4 and 19months nonetheless play extra or less around the residing house and backyard. It does complication me why think approximately 2 domestic canines ( esp border collies ) which you haven't any longer have been given a clue approximately. you could no longer stop puppy play combating, as you would be taking flight them of a organic behaviour, yet whilst issues do get to plenty try seperating them for 5-10mins and offering them toys.

Answer 4

they will do like siblings do try to seperate them via a baby gate so they can still see each other but know if they fight they will get moved. if you have to move one in to a room where your not there and one is where you are then try to take turns on which one is left with you so one dog dosent feel like its always in the wrong and being punished.

Answer 5

If they are puppies then they are doing their *play fighting*,,, it is how they learn to interact with other dogs as well as how to defend themselves.