<human>: Hi everybody.  We recently adopted an 8 month old Australian shepherd (named Chase).  We already have another 4 year old Aussie as well (Endo Mondo).

Our 4 yr old is the type that will eat and eat as long as there is food in the bowl.  Bc of this, we decided to feed them in separate bowls.  Chase is a nibbler so we originally left his bowl out even once Endo had to usher eating.

After reprimanding Endo a couple of times for stealing Chase's food (just a stern "No, that's bad"), we realized that Chase would sudenly run away every time we put food out.  

So, because of seeing Endo reprimanded for stealing Chase's food, Chase is afraid to eat his own food and will only eat when he thinks nobody is looking.  

Chase must have been mistreated at his old home because he's extremely submissive and pees all over himself if you even reach to pet him from above too quickly.

I've tried a different bowl and location.  I've tried putting treats in the bowl after giving them as a reward for sitting.  Each time he either runs or pees on himself as soon as I approach the bowl or bring it to him.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: our new puppy saw our older dog get reprimanded for stealing the other's good.  Now he won't eat his own food unless Nobody is around.