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Tips to get my dog ready for baby
in Pets
My husband and I would love to get our current baby( 2year old bichon poodle mix) ready for our baby (im due in Aug). Does anyone have any tips we can do to get her ready for the baby?
Re: Tips to get my dog ready for baby
There's some tips in our board FAQ's:
https://sites.google.com/site/petsboardfaqs/home/training-and-behavior/preparing-your-pets-for-a-baby
Also:
http://familypaws.com/
http://www.americanhumane.org/interaction/programs/humane-education/pet-meets-baby.html
And the "Preparing Fido" CD of baby sounds. We would leave it on all day, and just go about our business, so the dogs would get used to the sounds and see that they were nothing to stress out about.