Two of my dogs are not getting along

It's Glenda.  Actually, often with a fenced yard, the ability to run "wild" together can cause problems too.  The normal procedure during the week is two at a time, simply because we are still learning the boundaries and still remembering that when the leads are dropped, Mom is still in charge.  They're doing incredibly well with off lead, but I don't want to try to handle more than two at a time right now.  Plus, two can play, three or more don't so much.  They tend to get competitive and no one gets a good romp or play.

I can deal with just about any weather, but when I've got puddles standing in the yard, the dogs don't especially want their romp either, and I don't see much reason for all of us to get drenched!  But, again, that isn't real fair to them since they do need to run.

I can imagine that the shepherd who doesn't get walked is really off the wall.  Poor thing.