Introducing Your Dog to a New Baby (The NATURAL Way)

How to: Introduce Your Dog to a New Baby (The NATURAL Way)

Expecting a new baby in the family soon? Well congratulations! Now you may have given some thought as to how you should introduce your dog to your new baby. That's what this video is all about. It's very important that we start the new relationship off in both a healthy and natural way from the very beginning. It's important that you understand what goes on inside your dog's head, so that you can avoid any potential issues that may arise when bringing your newborn baby home to your dog. In this video, Angie explains how to naturally introduce your new baby to your dog. You'll also get to hear some first-hand experience from Angie's daughter, Kendra.

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[slyrdz]

I’ve been looking for good videos for a while now. This is the one that makes the most sense to me by far. Thank you for this!

[Dan-nrom]

This is such solid information ❤ we just brought home a newborn and our dog is very confused. He crys when she is laying down like whimpers. But when we are holding our daughter he acts afraid. We are a bit confused but there's been no aggression

[Aprilme]

Great video! I am a dog trainer and this is exactly what I teach my clients. I have a client who has a new baby and I am too booked to get to them at this time. This is the perfect video to forward to her. Thank you for posting.

[andreasandoval]

Did not like the video at first but once I finished it it makes A LOT of sense! Its not about pushing them away but making sure they understand the boundaries that need to be set regardless.
Love it!

[amandasullivan]

Thank you SO much for this video! We have 2 very rambunctious Boxers and these tips are helping to ease my anxieties. I don't want to set up my fur babies for faliure by letting them too close too soon. These boundaries and tips were very helpful! Thanks again! :)

[shunna]

You have given the best advise. Thank you.

[hannahh]

This was so helpful ❤ I feel much more confident bring baby home this October

[spencerkilburn]

Very informative and helpful. I'll be applying all of these rules to my fur family at home once we leave the hospital. Thanks so much!

[angelrabbit]

Excellent info! Thank you for sharing your array of knowledge!!🐾♥️

[jukebae]

This will be tough to do with my husky. She’s really smart and spoiled, this will hurt her feelings bad. I have to find a way to help her keep distance, without getting upset or jealous of the baby. Lots of treats!

[lifewalker]

very helpful advice. Thank you. Planning a baby next year and having a 3 month old rottweiler now. Great advice!

[charball]

So helpful, thank you! I am bringing an Australian cattle dog rescue home soon and while I do not have children now, I want to do as much prep work and trust building before that chapter of my life does occur! Thank you for the tips.

[jjbowman]

I love your rules, I feel I am already moderately strict with my boy. I am more concerned about accidents, but I guess ciders can happen if they are not allowed close to the baby for the first few months. Place command is going to come in real handy 😂

[watercolourartincapetown]

01:00am watching this video

Thank you 🐕 🐕

[purpleshades]

This was very helpful information. Thank you. It really does make sense and logic.

[rickzor]

Came here for a happy go lucky video. Enjoyed the lesson.

[brendaharrison]

Awesome Information! Beautiful Family, Kids and Dog! That baby is a cutie pie 🥰! Goodness Gracious Congratulations. 😇Hope y’all enjoy your holidays. Thank you for the videos!

[khadijaelabid]

This is so helpful and everything makes sense!!

[morganwood]

Should we still do a very brief introduction when we bring the baby home? Or straight to separation for 4-6 weeks?

[ride_along]

Appreciate the video and the busy house...lol