Is your dog one of those who loves to jump on people? If so, and you’re expecting a baby, it’s time to change that pesky dog behavior! Here’s how to do it.

When you have a dog and you’re expecting a baby, it’s a great time to start getting your dog ready. Here are 3 easy ways to get started!

Problems with your dog around your baby? You may not need to train your dog. Here’s another way to handle those problems.

A story about how parents created a peaceful home after their dog started chasing their crawling baby

There are lots of ways to give your dog some needed attention, even when you’re busy with your baby. Here are 13 suggestions!

A safe and effective way to use food treats to help your dog feel less nervous about your baby.

Recently a friend told me a story that involved a young mother, a toddler, and a loose dog. This what happened:

When families with dogs and babies call me about dog training, their questions are usually about their dogs’ behavior around their baby. They wonder if their dog might be jealous of the baby. They may be concerned because the dog seems nervous around the baby.

The most frequent comment I hear from my dog training clients who experience problems between their dog and baby is this: “I just didn’t realize how closely I needed to supervise.”

Parents often don’t realize that food can cause problems, sometimes big problems, between dogs and babies. This article will give you helpful information about how food can lead to such problems, and tell you how to avoid those risky situations.