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Think of the process of introducing dogs like setting up a blind date: Sometimes, the vibes are just right and it's love at the first sniff; other times, you end up with two dogs who don't want anything to do with each other.
Happy dogs may also bark or vocalize when excited, but these will be accompanied by other relaxed signs like a wagging tail.
When you're introducing two dogs to each other, first impressions matter. How the dogs interact in their first few encounters can set the tone for their entire relationship, so follow these steps to set their relationship up for success.
To set up doggy introductions for success, it’s therefore important to have a keen understanding of canine body language and early signs of stress (including the most subtle signs).