Multiple dogs household

Multiple dog households need a dog parent that is in charge and sets up good management and rules so that the dogs know what to expect.

Managing a multidog household isn't always easy. When you have three or four dogs sharing the same roof, there's a risk of conflict, but it doesn't have to be this way. Here are several strategies to implement to lower the chances of squabbles.

How do you manage feeding, sleeping, greeting, going outside, playing, and toys and treats in a multi-dog household? Our vet-approved guide will help...

At least two or three out of five people take care of multiple dogs. This concept is called a multi-dog household, and it isn't easy.

Proper front door greetings, particularly with multiple dogs, is critical. Here is a proven process for bringing order back in the midst of chaos.

Maybe you are considering adding a new buddy into your home for your currently single dog household, or maybe you are like some of us, where dogs are like

How many dogs is too many? Find out here, so you can stay in control of the number of dogs you own.

Raising two dogs vs one dog. Should you raise one dog or two dogs? That’s a question I asked myself for years -- until I decided to try owning multiple dogs (usually 2, but sometimes 3) at the same time. Because multi-dog household aggression is real! It’s one of the signs of Littermate Syndrome when you’re raising two puppies. I’ve been at this for decades now! Here’s how to introduce 2 dogs. Signs one dog doesn't like the other. Pros & Cons of having more than one dog. Ways to simplify…