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I have a 2 yr old lab and a 6 month to 1 year old foster coonhound.
They play rough! My lab usually comes in with a bloody foot or leg!:frown:
I will go out back and try to get their attention to make them stop...as soon as I turn my back they are going at it again...do you know how frustrating it is to talk to a wall??
I was actually thinking of keeping this foster dog BUT cannot if I cant get them under control...I certainly don't mind them playing but just not so rough...what is wrong with being gently and not tearing around the yard? I can only imagine what is going to be like when the snow melts and the ground thaws! I have many flower beds!!
Any suggestions??
They play rough! My lab usually comes in with a bloody foot or leg!:frown:
I will go out back and try to get their attention to make them stop...as soon as I turn my back they are going at it again...do you know how frustrating it is to talk to a wall??
I was actually thinking of keeping this foster dog BUT cannot if I cant get them under control...I certainly don't mind them playing but just not so rough...what is wrong with being gently and not tearing around the yard? I can only imagine what is going to be like when the snow melts and the ground thaws! I have many flower beds!!
Any suggestions??