Max looking at me to get Milo off of him
#myJackPac Milo still thinks he is a baby but max is older but smaller . He is like HELP ME MOMMY ;)
Having both an older and a younger dog can create some truly heartwarming—and sometimes hilarious—moments. In this case, Max, being the older dog, naturally expects some respect and space, yet Milo, despite being younger, still behaves like a baby, often not understanding the boundaries. From my own experience with similar-sized breeds, the dynamic where the older dog is smaller can be a bit of a challenge. The older pup often tries to assert their seniority through body language and looks, especially when the younger one is overly playful or clingy. In such situations, dogs often look to their human family members for support, as Max does here when he looks to get Milo off of him. It’s important to recognize these cues as they show that your dog trusts you to help maintain harmony. Training and setting clear boundaries for the younger dog, like Milo, can help ease the tension. Encouraging Milo to “grow up” a bit through commands and positive reinforcement while still giving him plenty of love helps both dogs coexist happily. Sharing these tender moments—like Max silently asking for help—makes for unforgettable memories and strengthens the bond within your furry family. If you have multiple dogs, keep an eye on their interactions and don't hesitate to step in with love and patience when needed.
