Dogs that continue to attack each other, even after training, should be separated permanently. Some dogs simply cannot abide other dogs and are happier being the “only child”. This is not the fault of the dog, only a special consideration that makes a dog unique.
What do you do if your dogs aren't getting along?
Break the fight up quickly and calmly, redirect the dog's attention, take them for a walk together, and don't worry that it's going to happen again. They may or may not fight again, but if worry over it does not become your obsession, you will not be feeding them negative energy that will lead to another fight.
Can dogs that fight ever get along?
Can dogs live together after fighting? The answer is, most of the time, YES. There are times when dogs may be like an incompatible couple and need to divorce, but in general, there are things you can do to help combative pups get along.
How do you get two dogs to get along when one is aggressive?
Try playing with both dogs together, alternating toys, to see if the aggressive dog allows you to play with the passive dog. If not, firmly (but remaining in control of your emotions) correct him with verbal commands. You can also try separating the dogs in your home using barriers, such as gates or boxes.
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