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corgimom · 06:38 AM

Cheryl,

I know this is so difficult for you - I can only imagine.

And Cheyenne is not used to having crawling babies around; and obviously, you have to protect your son from being bit in the face or worse. I wish something could be worked out in your case.

Is there a spare room in your home that you could put Cheyenne in with baby gates put up to keep your baby and Cheyenne seperate?; and then when your little guy is napping Cheyenne could be let out for time with you? What are your husbands thoughts on all of this?

Is there anyway you could contact a professional in dog behavior before you make this final decision?; Maybe they will have another suggestion or advise you to do what you have already decided, but then you will know that you have weighed all options.

Good luck to you.

PS. and I just read Jepah's suggestion, and I think her idea could be something you could consider.

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corgimom Member Status: Offline Posts: 3,199 Join Date: Apr 2006	09-25-2006, 06:35 AM Cheryl, I know this is so difficult for you - I can only imagine. And Cheyenne is not used to having crawling babies around; and obviously, you have to protect your son from being bit in the face or worse. I wish something could be worked out in your case. Is there a spare room in your home that you could put Cheyenne in with baby gates put up to keep your baby and Cheyenne seperate?; and then when your little guy is napping Cheyenne could be let out for time with you? What are your husbands thoughts on all of this? Is there anyway you could contact a professional in dog behavior before you make this final decision?; Maybe they will have another suggestion or advise you to do what you have already decided, but then you will know that you have weighed all options. Good luck to you. PS. and I just read Jepah's suggestion, and I think her idea could be something you could consider. Last edited by corgimom : 09-25-2006 at 06:38 AM.