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jennbug061504
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 09, 2005 10:20 pm    Post subject: worried how Dixie will react Reply with quote

I have a 7 week old red nosed and american pit terrier mix. She is the most wonderful dog ever. I have a 10 month old son, she is perfect with him and us but our new baby will be her in a few weeks and I am worried she will be very jealous. She is used to her and Dallas being the center of attetion and I am worried she might not adjust well. Any advice will be greatly apprectated.
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 10, 2005 1:15 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

With my dogs and my new babies, I brought home a blanket for them to sniff and get used to. I got them used to the baby by saying the word and allowing them to smell.
I have never trusted any dog around my kids, period. I have four registered dogs and a rescued racing greyhound. They all know the order of alpha in the home.
Your dog may get jealous, but she's going to have to get used to it, because the kids are a higher priority. I gave my dogs the same love as always and never had an issue with jealousy. Anytime the kids are near, the tails starts wagging with fury! I found when baby cries, the ears pin back and they get lost! Smile I guess they don't like the sound either.
I did have an issue once with a dog that loved my children to death, but had issues with the other kids coming over to play. We put him down.
A childs life is never, ever worth it. I have a big issue with people aggressive APBT's.
If your little honey loves your ten month old, chances are it will be fine with your new one.
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