Dogs sharing a home may have different needs around food, toys, attention and rest.
Feed separately when needed
Separate feeding areas can reduce competition and make portions easier to monitor.
Supervise high-value items
New toys and chews should be monitored until you understand how each dog responds.
Provide individual rest areas
Every dog should have a place where it can rest without being disturbed.
Maintain individual routines
One-to-one walks or training can be useful even in a multi-dog household.
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