My dog does not like her dog and they were chasing each other. We have headaches

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Please correct this sentences for me. Thanks
(My dog does not like her dog and they were chasing each other. We have headaches over it)

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My dog does not like her dog.
We have headaches over it (meaning the dogs running all over the place)

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i don’t know
what’s the answer?

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Good morning Nancy.

Your first sentence is OK.

I’d suggest your second sentence would be, “We often have arguments about it/them.”

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Hi,

If you want to add the idea of headaches, you could say: We give each other headaches talking/arguing about it.

Just a thought.

Alan

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Hi,
… and they are always chasing/they usually chase … .
We have a headache … .
Morteza

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Hi.
Thanks Morteza. Good one. you are right.
give somebody a headache or hangover= to make someone have a feeling of headache/hangover
get along (phrasal verb)=have a friendly relationship

My dog can not get along with her dog. Therefore, they are always chasing each other and it gives us a headache.
or my dog dislike her dog/ MY dog doesn’t like her dog and…

Let me know whether you have any suggestions or you suppose that I’m wrong.

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Thank you Alan and Kitos for your suggestions. I need to know whether the sentence that I posted was grammatically correct. Thanks

“We have headaches over it”

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Hi.

give somebody a headache or hangover= to make someone have a feeling of headache/hangover
get along (phrasal verb)=have a friendly relationship

My dog can not get along with her dog. Therefore, they are always chasing each other and it gives us a headache.
or my dog dislike her dog/ MY dog doesn’t like her dog and…

Let me know whether you have any suggestions or you suppose that I’m wrong.

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Hi.

give somebody a headache or hangover= to make someone have a feeling of headache/hangover
get along (phrasal verb)=have a friendly relationship

My dog can not get along with her dog. Therefore, they are always chasing(they are chasing) each other( right now)and it ('s gonna) gives us a headache.
or my dog dislike her dog/ MY dog doesn’t like her dog and…

Let me know whether you have any suggestions or you suppose that I’m wrong.