We gave the dogs Nylabones for the first time since their major fight to see how they'd react.
Sophie got hers first, while Rosie was outside. Rosie got one when she came in.
They had then for about 15 uncomfortable minutes, both looking up from their bones with what appeared to be mistrust. I kept close watch.
The experiment ended when Rosie went over to Sophie and stood over her — a dominance/territorial move that signaled potential trouble.
That's when the bones went away. We'll try again later or tomorrow, supervised, of course.
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Hank Kalet 