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3. Let your first dog sniff the new dog. Once both of the dogs have calmed down, let your original dog sniff the rear of the new dog, but do not let them meet face-to-face. This is important because sniffing is a way for dogs to communicate.

4. Let the new dog sniff the original dog. Now it’s time for you to resume your walking, but this time, let your new dog sniff the rear of your original dog. This is a great way for the two dogs to know each other properly.

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5. Walk them together. While you’re walking, gradually bring them together, but the owner must walk in the middle. This will ensure them that you are their leader and that both of the dogs have been properly introduced.

6. Take them home. After walking, you can take them home. Remember to let your original dog walk in first so that he can have the chance to invite and welcome the newcomer into the house.

Introducing two dogs to each other is just an easy thing to do. You just have to make sure that you establish yourself as their leader and owner so that both of the dogs won’t fight each other for dominance.

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