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<DIV>Several days, I have found Annabelle laying on the linoleum floor, because
Harley was growling at her and she didn't want to try and go past her.<BR>Anyone
have any suggestions on how to get this aggressiveness out of
Harley? I am afraid that it will happen when no one is home and one
of them will get hurt. Tom</DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#800000 size=4 face=Baltimore>I go through this with ole Maggie
a lot. She is 10 now and pretty set in her ways.
Sometimes I have found all 3 of the other bassets on one side of a doorway and
Maggie laying across on the other. No one will go past
her. There are days where she growls at anything that moves
past her sleeping spot, where ever that might be on a particular
day. Then there are days where she doesn't care. I
sometimes wonder if on her grumpy days she is feeling her age and is just not as
patient. But since all the other dogs give her a wide berth I
haven't had to deal with a real serious confrontation.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#800000 size=4 face=Baltimore>However, I do not give her
free range with 2 of my other dogs when I'm not at home. They are
the 2 that will challenge ole Maggie from time to time. So either Maggie
is confined or the other 2 are confined. Rule no. 1, Do
not set them up to fail.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#800000 size=4 face=Baltimore>Cathy Blatz<BR><A
href="http://www.summerhilldachshundsandbassets.com">www.summerhilldachshundsandbassets.com</A></FONT></DIV>
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