How to Introduce Your Dog to Your New Baby!

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  • čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
  • Susan Yara's dog Mason was her "first born," so it was important to her to introduce her dog to her baby to make it a seamless transition. Watch her talk about her experience in this video and share any tips you have in the comments.
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Komentáře • 18

  • @SusanYara
    @SusanYara Před 5 lety +9

    You guys, my baby Mason is such a good big brother to Nikash. It took a lot of work though! Please share your tips too!

  • @rossrayner-brown5924
    @rossrayner-brown5924 Před 4 lety

    Was ready to skip and slate but found a lot of useful and really valid arguments in what you had to share. Thank you for showing positive stories and useful advice on how to introduce a baby to dogs. I have two Shiba Inus and literally just got home with my first born and now I’m watching this video whilst my wife feeds 😊

  • @pachi1352
    @pachi1352 Před 5 lety +3

    One amazing book that helped us A LOT while preparing for baby's arrival was "Tell Your Dog You're Pregnant: An Essential Guide For Dog Owners Who Are Expecting A Baby" by Dr Lewis Kirkham. Has a lot of insight and helps figure out some small issues and how to correct them...
    Loved this video!

  • @moz_autumn
    @moz_autumn Před 5 lety

    Aww having a pet and child is so sweet!

  • @BlushnPoutBeauty
    @BlushnPoutBeauty Před 5 lety +1

    I DM’d you last week asking to do a video on this... so glad you did it... I am struggling a bit with my dog being terrified of my Lo...

  • @ashlynedwards8361
    @ashlynedwards8361 Před 5 lety +1

    I’m literally 14 years old and not pregnant not anytime soon but I’ve been binge watching all ur videos

  • @hallebay2743
    @hallebay2743 Před 5 lety +1

    16 seconds in: Is that a new camera ??? Purrfect ! (Funny-ass pun based on today's topic)

  • @abigailhannah3421
    @abigailhannah3421 Před 4 lety

    My great Dane has been around babies and children off and on since she has been with us, and she LOVES babies. I am due in 11 days, and I plan on sending a receiving blanket home to her so she knows his scent. I feel that she kind of knows I'm pregnant, because she is very gentle with my belly.

  • @adrianajuarez2157
    @adrianajuarez2157 Před 5 lety

    I’m glad you guys made a video on this, I have 2 big dogs and will be due late May with our first baby. Our dogs are spoiled (thanks to dog dad) and I’m not sure how I would tackle this. My older dog, a gentle giant, no worries with him. But my young bull dog is a little spaz and would be way too rough if given the chance. So I’m not sure what the best approach would be, I’m thinking about having some clear boundaries like no pets allowed in our room, because we plan on co-sleeping. But that would be a complete change to the pups and what they are accustom to.

  • @crystalramos3531
    @crystalramos3531 Před 5 lety

    Omg this is just what I needed!!! I love you girls!!! I have a small Maltese he’s 8 months and I am currently 21 weeks pregnant! I’ve been wondering how it will be once the baby comes or how to introduce them! This video made my anxiety go away! 😂 🙏🏼 lol thank you for this.

  • @candicerichards9911
    @candicerichards9911 Před 5 lety

    Loved this video. Poogi is my doggy of 15 years and I try my best to give him as much attention as possible now that my son Mason born 10 Feb 2019 is home. I do not want Poogi to feel neglected after all he is big brother and he was my only baby for 15 years

  • @yixie1109
    @yixie1109 Před 5 lety +1

    I’m almost 40 weeks. Have a big dog 🐕 at home and two cats 🐱. They are my literally loved kids. So I’m getting very nervous to see how they would react to the new family member. 🤞 😆

  • @You.Tube.Sucks.
    @You.Tube.Sucks. Před 5 lety +2

    Aw, it's too bad Susan's dog didn't act any differently during her pregnancy because it really is a treat when pets go into affection/protection-mode during pregnancy. Although I think we can all agree that our pets don't consciously know that we are growing little humans in our bellies, those of us who have experienced it know that some animals are profoundly different when we are pregnant. Unfortunately, some animals become hostile. For the most part, it seems that animals who act differently tend to become more clingy and/or protective. My two cats are lying on my chest/belly as I type this. They follow me wherever I go. When I was out of town for Christmas, my husband told me that one of the cats would howl all day and night. My point is just that when our pet animals are able to detect our pregnancy hormones, it can be a beautiful thing 😻 It does seem to be a little more stressful for dog-owners, so perhaps Susan dodged a bullet 🤷

    • @karenalejandro3585
      @karenalejandro3585 Před 4 lety +1

      I agree! Both my cat and dog follow me everywhere and are super protective. It’s the sweetest thing.

    • @You.Tube.Sucks.
      @You.Tube.Sucks. Před 4 lety

      @@karenalejandro3585 Aw, it's awesome that you have both a cat & a dog watching over you. Congratulations on your pregnancy! If this is your first child, I highly recommend that you check out Sarah Lavonne & Nurse Zabe on CZcams. If you plan to breastfeed, watch any lecture given by world-renowned pediatrician Dr. Jack Newman. Best wishes, Karen :)

  • @cristyaa1018
    @cristyaa1018 Před 5 lety

    What kind of dog is mason??

  • @daruirui214
    @daruirui214 Před 5 lety

    First world problems 😂

    • @SusanYara
      @SusanYara Před 5 lety

      Mia Rui 100 percent!! Haha