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Originally Posted by Marc
Then I think it's just that he has sensed a change and is being overly cautious about it. He will adjust. His inside home has changed, and that's why he doesn't feel as welcome. Be sure you are inside and outside with him. Anything that can be both outdoors and indoors (favorite toys, snacks, you) will help him feel like he belongs since he's obviously comfortable outdoors. If it's possible, you may also leave your door open for a couple hours so he can 'venture' in and out.
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He did way better last night. We just made sure to include him in everything. IHe was licking babies face and kissing on him.
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Originally Posted by Trucker01
I never heard of that before...
Does your dog act that way only when he's in the same room as the newborn?
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He was acting like that all through th ehouse. he would go downstairs and hide or go outside and be lelaxed. It was wierd. He was way better last night though. Included him in everythign from changing diapers to him sitting right next to me while I was feeding baby