Behavior when not together

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Hey guys I'm curious how your bullys act when they are not together. When duke and duchess are together they are rambunctious and play till they can't hold their heads up. Duke is fearless and him and duchess are always close together. When I take duke to puppy class and duchess isn't around he is so much more reserved and reluctant to break out of his shell. Do any of your bully's act this way? Is there something I can do to not encourage this behavior? I don't want it to be an issue later on in life that duke is dependent on duchess. Or maybe it nothing I mean duke is only 5.5 months. Any thoughts? Suggestions?
 

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Do they ever show calm, submissive behavior when they're together?

Does the play go on so that you must separate them?

I do most things with my dogs together but there are times when I do things separately with them. "Just us girls" go to Home Depot. Just me and the boy go for a long, vigorous walk -- because Bea likes to plod along when we walk as a pack. They each seem to recognize the "specialness" of this one on one attention.

At the end of it all, the pack must come back together and be calm, submissive when they do. It can't always be a play party. LOL
 
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Do they ever show calm, submissive behavior when they're together?

Does the play go on so that you must separate them?

I do most things with my dogs together but there are times when I do things separately with them. "Just us girls" go to Home Depot. Just me and the boy go for a long, vigorous walk -- because Bea likes to plod along when we walk as a pack. They each seem to recognize the "specialness" of this one on one attention.

At the end of it all, the pack must come back together and be calm, submissive when they do. It can't always be a play party. LOL


they definately play calm at times and will lay with eachother and rest. My concern is duke seems dependent or unsure when duchess isn't around & I do take them places seperatly and for walks seperatly. I'm sure duke will grow out of it.
 
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Couple pics of them being gentle and relaxing
 

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Vicaroo1000

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I would just continue to do that --- take them places together --- and separately.

That way, Duke can "practice" knowing that when you and Duchess leave, you always come back.
 

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