How to Introduce Dogs to Newborn Baby

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Introducing your dog or puppy to a new born baby is probably a big concern to you. It should be. Way too many people make many common mistakes and that puts both the dog and baby at risk. Dogs play very differently than humans and their style of play can be VERY dangerous to babies and small children. Your dog plays, engages and communicates with his or her teeth and that can be very dangerous to young children.
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I've talked about this for years, but only recently had to opportunity to make this video since my friends Yossi and Vera just had a beautiful baby boy. In this short video I give you 9 tips to safely introducing your dog / puppy to your new baby. I seriously hope that everyone with a child will watch this, share it and learn from it. I've heard and seen too many bad stories in which children were hurt or disfigured and inevitably the dog will pay the ultimate price. It doesn't have to be like this. Dogs can live with children, toddlers and babies very well. They rely on the structure from you, the humans, to make that happen. In this short video I'll give you a lot of information to help you how to keep your dog and children safe.
Watch this video and share it with everyone, hopefully before they ever need the info.
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@RobertCabralDogs 2 года назад

please share this video and visit my online dog training at:

@markeisharobinson6437 Год назад

I’d like to see an update on this for when baby starts being mobile. How boundaries are established then. Thanks!

@LauraHopkinsCDL 2 года назад

No kids are allowed to touch my dog. Never worth the risk in my opinion. Great video Robert. Thank you all : )

@harleyandewa8291 Год назад

I just had a baby and I was wondering how I should introduce them . I did let the dog sniff the baby when coming back from hospital but generally speaking I avoid them interacting with each other . I want my dog to be neutral to the baby

@oby-1607 Год назад

My niece has a dog which knocks her baby over with its shoulder and then stands over the baby with its mouth hanging open. She says its playing with the baby, even when the baby is screaming from this event. When I tell her that the dog is dominating, she tells me to leave and the dog does no wrong.

@Lisa-yo6pb 2 года назад

You made this look too easy. My dog is paying way too much attention to our newborn and I do not trust him. It's so hard right now. ☹☹

@sallyostling 2 года назад

I could see him air sniffing towards the baby. He absolutely knows what it is and it's there!

@sarah-ashleyboling1719 2 года назад

My dog has never had an interest in my child, which is totally fine. He has been jealous since mommy has a new favorite in his mind, despite dedicated mommy time. Now that my child is a toddler they are very interested in the dog and the dog it’s not having it. He moves away and looks to us to intervene if he doesn’t like what is being done, which I am grateful for. He always has a way to escape the area so no forced interactions take place but he wants to be with us at all times. the toddler makes that impossible because despite the thousand repeated times of do not touch the dog, do not get in his face, do not grab him, do not throw things at him… my little bugger still wants to play with the dog because he sees us interacting and loving on the dog. We are being diligent to avoid any issues and we know we can’t force them to be friends… Any words of wisdom?

@beans8782 2 года назад

I understand completely about having the baby at a higher level than the dog. Before we got our new dog our baby would be in tummy time a lot on the floor. Now, I’m not sure what to do. It’s important for the baby to get plenty of tummy time and learn to crawl, but that contradicts having the dog and the baby on the same level.

@milenataylor2 2 года назад

Thank you, Robert for this particular video. It is such an “under-covered” topic. Your tips make so much sense. But the question I have is: at what point would it be ok for a dog to “meet” the baby at a much closer distance?

@naturallycurlyhair4413 2 года назад

That’s probably the most beautiful Malinois I’ve ever seen

@michaelquillen2679 2 года назад

5:20

@jenniferforde8203 2 года назад

Robert is my favorite Dog trainer on youtube to watch, I have a belgian shephard tervuren so I feel he is the main man who understands this type of breed .Thank you Robert.