Prepare your dog BEFORE baby comes home so postpartum doesn’t turn into survival mode.

You’ve built the registry.

Washed the baby clothes.

Researched the stroller.

Read the books.

And then somewhere in the middle of pregnancy, a thought hits:

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“What about the dog?”

 

The jumping that used to be manageable.

The clinginess.

The barking.

The “he doesn’t really listen but we’ve made it work.”

Because once baby is here, those little things can suddenly feel really big.

And the last thing you want postpartum is feeling pulled between your baby and the dog you already love.

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Inside Babyproofing Your Dog you'll learn how to:

• Stop accidentally reinforcing clinginess before baby arrives

• Prepare your dog for getting less attention without creating stress or resentment

• Create calm around baby gear, movement, visitors and new routines

• Teach boundaries NOW so you aren’t managing chaos while holding a newborn

• Build real-life skills for postpartum life

• Prevent small issues from becoming overwhelming ones

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Most people do not think about preparing the dog until late pregnancy.

Usually after:

• The jumping suddenly feels dangerous

• The clinginess feels overwhelming

• Or they realize the dog still ignores them

• The earlier you prepare, the easier this transition becomes, especially if you’re in your third trimester.

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This course is for expecting parents who:

• Have a dog that jumps, barks, ignores boundaries or gets overly excited

• Have let habits slide and are suddenly worried

• Have a clingy “velcro dog”

• Love their dog deeply and want BOTH baby and dog to succeed

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Your dog was your first baby.

Now another one is coming.

This course helps you prepare BOTH.

So you can walk into postpartum feeling more confident, more prepared and less overwhelmed.