Doggy Dan has heaps of suggestions! and a whole lot more!

A couple of suggestions are to let them meet at the park… a neutral venue. If your dog is good with other dogs then just treat the new dog like a one from the park…Let them get on in a relaxed manor for maybe an hour, do a bit of walking them on leash together one on either side, give them a drink of water together then take them home!

Doggy Dan's website covers all of this off in great depth with videos and takes you through the process step by step – as one of the things he shows you is him adopting a new dog into his pack. Jack is his 4th dog, so he now has 2 females and 2 males...

Its not complicated, however you first need to follow the section called Pack Leader. Only then will the training that he shows you work really well.

What we strongly suggest is you take a look at and start following that training ASAP.

So much of the issue with ALL dogs is actually a Pack Leadership issue... and when you get that sorted everything else will fall into place (it really doesn't matter what the dog's background is).

So many dog training methods miss this step and that’s why people struggle, whereas inside Doggy Dan’s site you’ll see how easy it is to train your dog when you are shown how.


There are sections that cover off all the specific behavioural issues (there are over 300 videos inside the site) however the key section is actually the Pack Leader section.


This part is just so powerful as it goes to the heart of so many of the issues you may be facing.


And don't forget there's also the Forum where Doggy Dan himself and his team will answer all your questions.


We hope that helps you make a decision…what we'd suggest is to check out the $1 trial for 3 days and see if you like it.


Pretty sure you will… and then you can choose to stay on for $37/month or cancel whenever you wish… (sooo much cheaper than getting a trainer in, or paying for behavioral classes).


Why not give it a go… with a 60 day money back guarantee, and nearly 40,000 satisfied customers, there's no risk at all.


Hopefully we see you inside the site soon.