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Automotive articles 286 [7126]Should There Be A Primary Dog Trainer In Your Household Hi, My name is Greg Williams and I just received your book and videos yesterday. Ive read almost all of the book and watched all the videos. [To read about the book and videos that hes referring to, please take a look at /newvideos.htm] I wanted to save my one question until after I actually started training, but I couldnt wait, so here goes... My wife and I have two young black lab females, both around 14-15 months old, but not sisters. They get along fine and weve been good about working with them to some extent, at least the best we knew how before the videos. We walk them at least 4 or 5 times a week for a half hour or more as well as play ball in the back yard, they are both fully housebroken, they both know sit very well and stay pretty well, and they dont correct each other much (except barking a lot at feeding time.) I plan to get our pinch collars this weekend and begin more formal training (thanks to the videos). My question is... My wife and I both love being with the dogs and working with them. So how should we go about training them and being the Alpha dog? Should one of us be the primary trainer for both dogs, or each pick a dog to be the primary trainer, or switch off between the two so they get used to both of us? Also, if you dont mind a second question... at feeding time one is very quiet (but can get defensive) and the other barks a lot. The barker doesnt like the first one near the food, but doesnt correct her other than barking. Should we try to correct this barking behavior, or just find a way to feed them separately? Thanks so much. Looking forward to trying out the training. By the way, I love to watch Forbes [Adams dog] on the video... amazing work. Greg Williams Dear Greg: It would be best if you both worked the dogs. See, your dogs dont care who is more dominant in your relationship with your wife. All your dog thinks is, W