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  • Preparing your Dog for the Arrival of your Child

    There's a Baby in the House: Preparing your Dog for the Arrival of your Child, which helps you find your way through these concerns, answer important questions, and set the stage for a warm and mutually beneficial relationship between your dog and your new child.

  • Pregnancy and Pet Behavior

    QUESTION

    Dear Family Pet Expert,
    I am 32 weeks pregnant and until a few weeks ago I had two perfectly behaved dogs. Now they are chewing paper and clothes. sometimes right in front of us. They have not destroyed any baby stuff. Could their strange behavior be related to my pregnancy? I am spending as much time as ever with them so I don't get it.

  • Could My Pregnancy Make our Dog Anxious?

    QUESTION

    Dear Pet Expert,
    I am 6 months pregnant and before I even knew, my dog (shih-tzu) started acting up. She is always panting and running back and forth and does not relax. She just want to be outside all the time.

    Is there anything we can do to make her more comfortable in our home?

  • How Can We Prepare Our Dogs For Baby?

    QUESTION

    Dear Pet Expert,
    My husband and I have 2 adorable labs that are both 1 1/2 years old. We've had them since they were puppies and absolutely love them to death. We our expecting our first child soon and we want to do whatever we can to prepare them for the baby.

    Our dogs are both very well behaved around small children, however we're worried they won't know what to think since they have gotten all the attention thus far. Any advice would be much appreciated.

    Thank you kindly,

    Jennifer

  • Dogs and Storks

    Many families believe it best that they re-home their dog when a baby is joining the family. Concerns range from safety issues to lack of time. Good News! There are many proactive steps that can be taken ahead of time to help things go smoothly. Obedience, leadership as well as management are all essential keys to providing a safe and comfortable environment for all.

  • Could Our Dog Be Jealous of the Baby?

    We are having a baby soon, and I'm worried about our dog and if he might get jealous of this new family member?

  • Dogs and Storks

    Many families believe it best that they re-home their dog when a baby is joining the family. Concerns range from safety issues to lack of time. Good News! There are many proactive steps that can be taken ahead of time to help things go smoothly. Obedience, leadership as well as management are all essential keys to providing a safe and comfortable environment for all.

  • Could My Pregnancy Make our Dog Anxious?

    QUESTION

    Dear Pet Expert,
    I am 6 months pregnant and before I even knew, my dog (shih-tzu) started acting up. She is always panting and running back and forth and does not relax. She just want to be outside all the time.

    Is there anything we can do to make her more comfortable in our home?

  • How Can We Prepare Our Dogs For Baby?

    QUESTION

    Dear Pet Expert,
    My husband and I have 2 adorable labs that are both 1 1/2 years old. We've had them since they were puppies and absolutely love them to death. We our expecting our first child soon and we want to do whatever we can to prepare them for the baby.

    Our dogs are both very well behaved around small children, however we're worried they won't know what to think since they have gotten all the attention thus far. Any advice would be much appreciated.

    Thank you kindly,

    Jennifer

  • Pregnancy and Pet Behavior

    QUESTION

    Dear Family Pet Expert,
    I am 32 weeks pregnant and until a few weeks ago I had two perfectly behaved dogs. Now they are chewing paper and clothes. sometimes right in front of us. They have not destroyed any baby stuff. Could their strange behavior be related to my pregnancy? I am spending as much time as ever with them so I don't get it.

  • Could Our Dog Be Jealous of the Baby?

    We are having a baby soon, and I'm worried about our dog and if he might get jealous of this new family member?

  • Preparing your Dog for the Arrival of your Child

    There's a Baby in the House: Preparing your Dog for the Arrival of your Child, which helps you find your way through these concerns, answer important questions, and set the stage for a warm and mutually beneficial relationship between your dog and your new child.