<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

We adopted the 7 year old BC a couple months ago from a farm where she was a working dog. We've had the pug since she was 6 months old. Before we got our current BC, we had 2 other BCs who our pug got along with fine. When they both passed, our female pug became the alpha dog in the house (I think) since we only have one other dog, a male pug. 

Our 7 year old BC had a hard time adjusting for the first week she was here. She didn't get along with the pugs initially. However, things kind of calmed down. There are times, though, that our BC will growl at our female pug for seemingly no reason. Our pug will just be laying there and our BC will growl at her as she passes. I'm assuming this has something to do with dominance. 

Yesterday, I came outside to see our BC had our pug pinned against the fence. I brought the pug inside, decided it was best to bring her to the vet because I couldn't tell the extent of the wounds. The bites didn't break the skin though there is a superficial scratch on her eye. We're treating both with antibiotics, pain meds, and eye drops. For the rest of the day I kept the dogs separated because my pug was very clearly nervous and timid. I re-introduced them this morning and they seem to be okay, though the BC is back to growling at our pug occasionally. I have not let them be together without me being there, though. They are going outside separately.
<bot>: I'm pretty much asking for help curbing aggression between two female dogs over what I'm assuming is a dominance issue.