Staffy & Baby

Hi everyone

We've had our boy Ted from being a puppy, he's now 3 years old.  He's a very loving, well behaved and kind natured boy.. LOVES his cuddles!

I'm due to have a baby girl in a couple of weeks and although I have no doubts that he will be great with our new addition, I'm really worried of him feeling left out.  Just wondered if you had any helpful tips and advice on introducing the baby to him and also on making him still feel included.

Thanks

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you already know what to do just don't leave him out include him in as much as you can and try to stick to his established routine. they are fantastic dogs to have around children and he will love and protect your little girl just as much as he loves and protects you.

Have a read of this   

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/Introducing_your_dog_to_a_new_baby

hia,im sure he'll be fine,get your oh to take a blanket with the babys sent on it home before you and the new arrival get home then he will be familuar with the smell,make sure as hard as it might be in the first few weeks you stick to his normal routine,ie his walking time ect,good luck with every thing   

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we had our first child to weeks ago and the same as you were worried about Toby our 2 year old getting on well. We done lots of reading etc. Bought a few bits from the hospital for him to smell. Toby has been good as gold. Very careful and generally just brilliant. I make sure he's involved in everything and have been giving him equal amount of attention. Good luck and I'm sure all will be fine

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