Here is a dog baby interaction with a dog who is older, and has a long history of living with kids and meeting many many kids over her life. She has never shown an aggressive behavior towards a person. This is important. She also doesn’t resource guard. When she was a bit agitated when the baby was playing with the toy by herself, we want to look at behaviors in different situations and as a whole picture. It’s very possible she was just wanting the toy, while still controlling her impulse to gr

Fostering positive relationship between your pup baby 👶🏻🐶 - Allow for them to have a safe space for interactions early in the relationship. These contained spaces are especially helpful for the safety of your baby (and respecting your pups personal space) - Teach your baby how to gently pet your dog. In early stages, babies have an instinct to grab - Allow them to play (must be supervised). Encourage fetch, parent child can take turns with the ball. Never (truly never) leave them alone or uns

Help baby develop their sense of touch with these easy activities! 👶🏼 #SensoryDevelopment #BabyGames #SensoryPlay Read the instructions below ⬇️ 👋🏼0-3 months Beep Baby: Tap baby in different places and say the name of each body part. Then say “beep” or make another sound after each new body part you touch. They may start watching your hands and anticipating each touch. 👋🏼4-6 months Texture Time: Let baby touch fabric with different textures such as wool and velvet. Use a different word to