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The growl and snap is totally unacceptable even
with meaty bones and is easily controlled with training. My guys are all
raw fed. I can take away any tasty morsel, large meaty bone or the dinner
dish. I can take away from one dog and give to the other, that's my place
in the pack. I don't do that....but I'm allowed that priviledge as
leader. My son can take away the food from either dog and has been able to
since he's been able to say their names and the word "stay and leave
it". I can feed my guys next to each other...I can but I
don't. I'm not going to instigate trouble between 2 males. The words
"leave it" will make them stop. I've always given treats side by
side. Once alpha is set and the dogs understand there should be no
problems.
Age, her season can be a factor. Training is
what is needed.
Both my boys are have been raw fed for over 5 years
now and I've had no problems with aggression with feeding that way. I have
pictures of the cats eating out of the same bowls or along side. Food
should never be an allowable cause for aggression. JMO
Ciao
Heather ..Shakespeare and Mushu ...raw fed
pyrs
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