Dog Training
Your baby is about to gain a best friend. Your dog is about to lose the life they've always known.
The way you prepare today determines which story your family gets to live.
You're taking the birthing classes, packing the hospital bag, getting the nursery ready, and reading the books. If you have older children, you're helping them prepare for their new sibling. Everyone is getting ready for this new chapter.
Except the one family member who has absolutely no idea everything is about to change.
For expecting parents who want to prepare their dog before their baby arrives
The next cohort starts August 19, 2026. Spaces are limited.
Right now, life with your dog looks like this:
Your dog jumps on you when you walk through the door and they follow you from room to room. They pull on the leash, making those Instagram-worthy stroller walks feel impossible. They curl up on the couch every morning while you drink your coffee and they sleep in your bed.
They're your first baby.
Then your newborn comes home and everything your dog knows changes overnight.
Your dog doesn't know why they're suddenly being shooed off the couch. They don't understand why walks are happening less often. They don't know why visitors keep showing up or why your attention has shifted somewhere else.
From your perspective, these changes make sense with a newborn. From your dog's perspective, they started getting punished for things they used to do every single day. That's why so many dogs become anxious, clingy, frustrated or struggle to adjust after baby arrives. Not because they're bad dogs, but because no one PREPARED them for this transition.
Now, imagine a different story:
Instead of worrying about how your dog is going to handle the transition, you feel confident because you and your dog are PREPARED.
Your dog settles while you feed your newborn, your first stroller walk actually feels enjoyable, and visitors come over without adding additional stress. You're able to focus on soaking in those first precious weeks because your dog already understands the new expectations.
That kind of peace doesn't happen by accident. It is something you prepare for.
How to prepare your dog for a newborn in 28 days:
This is a small group online cohort for expecting parents who want to prepare their dog BEOFRE baby arrives. Instead of piecing together advice from social media, YouTube, ChatGPT and Google, you'll follow a proven plan with expert guidance to help you confidently prepare your dog for this transition.
When life gets busy, having someone to show you exactly what to focus on makes all the difference.
This isn't a free Facebook group or another collection of training videos.
This is a guided experience for families who are serious about preparing their dog before their baby arrives. That means showing up, practicing consistently, asking questions and investing in getting it right before your baby comes home.
If you're looking for a few free tips to try when you have time, this program is probably not for you.
If you're looking for expert guidance and a proven plan that gives you confidence in your dog's ability to handle this transition before your baby arrives, we'd love to meet you.
Because this is a guided cohort with personalized support, it is a paid program for families who are ready to invest in preparing their dog before their baby arrives. The full investment is shared on the application page so you can decide if it's the right fit for your family before applying.