Whether or not a dog continues to live together after a fight depends on a variety of factors, including the cause of the fight, the dog's personality, and how the owner handles the situation. Studies have shown that dogs exhibit conciliatory behavior after a conflict, and they tend to spend more time together to ease the relationship. However, if there are serious territorial disputes, competition for resources, or personality disagreements between dogs, it may take a longer period of time for acclimation and specialized behavioral training to establish a harmonious relationship.
After a dog fight, owners should take steps such as gradual introductions, socialization, separate feeding, separate training, fair treatment, providing adequate exercise and stimulation, supervision and intervention to improve their relationship. If the dogs can be successfully separated after a fight and gradually learn to live together peacefully under the supervision and intervention of their owners, it is possible for them to continue to live together. It is important that owners need patience and time to rebuild trust between the dogs and to remain calm and professional when dealing with fights. If tensions between dogs persist, it may be necessary to seek the help of a professional dog trainer or behaviorist. With proper methods and efforts, most dogs can learn to respect and cooperate with each other and maintain a stable partnership.