{"id":2465,"date":"2013-06-28T21:59:19","date_gmt":"2013-06-28T21:59:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.animalhealthfoundation.net\/blog\/?p=2465"},"modified":"2013-06-28T21:59:19","modified_gmt":"2013-06-28T21:59:19","slug":"sibling-rivalry-even-the-royal-dog-isnt-immune","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.animalhealthfoundation.org\/blog\/2013\/06\/sibling-rivalry-even-the-royal-dog-isnt-immune\/","title":{"rendered":"Sibling rivalry: Even the royal dog isn’t immune"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Kate<\/a>With the birth of Prince William and Duchess Kate’s baby expected next month, experts say the pair would be wise to prepare their cocker spaniel, Lupo, for the royal infant’s arrival. The ASPCA’s Victoria Wells recommends all expectant parents do the same. Wells offers several recommendations parents-to-be can implement before a baby arrives, but in the end, owners must follow their intuition and re-home a pet they truly believe to be unsafe around children.<\/strong><\/em> NBC News<\/a> (6\/25)<\/p>\n

Preparing a \u201ccanine kid\u201d for a baby\u2019s arrival might seem a little silly to some people, but it\u2019s serious business according to vets and animal behaviorists. Expectant parents who don\u2019t help their dog adjust before the new bundle appears may run into trouble down the road, when their furry friend acts out and vies for adult attention.<\/p>\n

And the most famous royal pup in the world is no exception.<\/p>\n

Experts say Duchess Kate, due to have her first child mid-July, should take precautionary measures now to ensure that her little Cocker Spaniel, Lupo, who the couple adopted last winte<\/a>r, and has already made Tatler\u2019s 50 most fascinating \u201cpeople\u201d list<\/a>, is all primed for the newest member of the royal family.<\/p>\n

Victoria Wells, senior manager of behavior and training at the ASPCA adoption center in New York City, says she sometimes sees pregnant moms bring dogs to shelters before there\u2019s even been a problem because they\u2019re so anxious about their pooch getting along with their newborn.<\/p>\n

She firmly believes that parents can take pro-active steps before a baby comes home to ensure that their \u201cfur kid\u201d is ready for the big change\u2014 and to calm their own prenatal nerves about everyone coexisting. She advises the Duchess of Cambridge and all other expectant moms this summer: Make sure your four-legged friend knows some basic commands, like \u201cstay\u2019\u201d and \u201cleave it,\u201d so Fido doesn\u2019t jump on the baby and listens when called.<\/p>\n

\u201cGo to dog training classes or hire a trainer,\u201d says Wells. She also suggests teaching dogs impulse control before there\u2019s an infant in the house.<\/p>\n

Marc Siebert, owner and medical director of The Heart of Chelsea Animal Practice<\/a> in downtown Manhattan, has seen many couples in his more than 20 years of practice balance new baby and beloved pet\u2014 and he breaks it down in canine terms for new parents.<\/p>\n

\u201cMost dogs will accept a new baby as part of their \u2018pack\u2019 readily,\u201d he explains. But sometimes the dog will \u201csee the new baby more as prey,\u201d which is when you have problems.<\/p>\n

So how do you convince your \u201ccanine kid\u201d that the baby is part of the pack, royal or otherwise? Let the dog get used to the nursery and the smell of an infant before you walk in that door with the car seat, Siebert says. Encouraging your puppy to explore the new room and smell those blankets and onesies really does help a dog get acquainted with a new baby before the official introduction.<\/p>\n

For first time mom Aubrey Bartolo, 29, of Greenwich, Conn., ensuring a smooth transition between her 7-year-old Yorkie, Rufuth, <\/strong>and baby girl Bartolo, born two weeks ago, was a top priority.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe had our doula bring a blanket and a little hat home each night from the hospital,\u201d Bartolo said, \u201cAnd she\u2019d wrap [Rufuth] up in the clothes so he was used to her smell when we came home a few days later.\u201d<\/p>\n

Bartolo also says she\u2019s been reserving special, one-on-one time in their bed, every night cuddling with her \u201cfirst kid\u201d\u2014 no babies allowed.<\/p>\n

Victoria Wells tells parents they can even buy an infant doll and use baby products on it, as well as \u201crocking it\u201d to sleep in a glider to prepare the dog for what life will be like with a \u201csibling.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThe key to all of this is positive reinforcement,\u201d says Wells. \u201cWhenever you\u2019re interacting with the baby or the doll, before the real baby arrives, try to make a positive association for the dog and give him treats.\u201d<\/p>\n

Which shouldn\u2019t be a problem at the palace, as the pregnant princess regularly receives treats for her pup from her loyal fans<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In the final analysis, though, it\u2019s crucial to trust your gut, no matter how hard it might be to admit that your baby and pet are incompatible.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, for Stephanie Klein, 37, a blogger<\/a> and Jericho, New York, mom of 6-year-old twins Lucas and Abigail, obedience classes and behavior therapy didn\u2019t do the trick for her toy fox terrier, Linus. The dog had nipped various people before the twins\u2019 arrival. And despite all the professional help she sought and progress he was making, Klein ultimately made the heartbreaking decision that it was too risky to have the dog around her babies.<\/p>\n

Linus now lives happily as an \u201conly child\u201d with Klein\u2019s sister in Florida.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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