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THE PRODUCT
FOR EXPECTING PARENTS WITH A DOG
The baby has a due date. Your dog’s preparation should, too.
A new baby changes your dog’s routine, spaces, sounds and access to you—often all at once. Waiting until homecoming can make that transition harder than it needs to be.
The Dog & Baby Countdown turns your due date into a practical, week-by-week preparation plan. You’ll always know what to practice next, without trying to finish a long course or guessing where to begin.
- Build calm mat and gate routines
- Introduce baby sounds and gear gradually
- Practice stroller walks and homecoming scenarios
- Prepare the hospital and first-meeting plan
- Track progress and identify important red flags
Just one clear next step at a time—usually about 15 minutes a day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll receive a downloadable, interactive planner that includes a personalized weekly countdown, a five-minute Readiness Check, Sound Ladder, Settle Log, Wins Tracker, hospital care plan, first-meeting script and guidance for the first 12 weeks at home.
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The planner is designed to begin up to 12 weeks before your due date. Starting later is completely fine: enter your due date and the planner will show where to begin and prioritize the essential tasks.
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Most activities take about 15 minutes. This is not a video course with hours of lessons—it gives you one practical task at a time, so preparation can fit into your existing routine.
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The planner helps you identify important warning signs, but it does not diagnose or treat behavior problems. If your dog shows aggression, intense fear, guarding, fixation or other serious concerns, contact a certified behavior professional or veterinary behaviorist before continuing.
Who’s Behind the Countdown
The Dog & Baby Countdown is an independent preparation project created for expecting families who share their home with a dog.
It turns scattered and often overwhelming advice into a practical, week-by-week system you can follow before the due date and through the first 12 weeks at home.
The planner organizes published guidance from veterinary behavior organizations and positive-reinforcement professionals into clear, observable tasks: building calm mat routines, using gates safely, introducing baby sounds and gear gradually, planning hospital-day care and rehearsing the first meeting.
This planner does not diagnose or treat behavioral problems, and it is not a substitute for individualized professional support. If the Readiness Check identifies warning signs such as guarding, intense fear, growling, aggression or fixation, you’ll be directed to consult a certified professional before continuing.