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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Adopting a dog (thought to be ~2) from a rescue. She was fostered in a home with young kids and did very well with them. We have a toddler and an infant. Looking for tips on the transition. I read a lot about bringing a baby into a home with a dog, but not the other way around. We are committed to getting the dog, so this is not a question of “should we” but a post looking for advice on the best way to welcome her into our family. We are dog lovers who will get her into training classes right away. Toddler already knows not to chase/ hit/ pull tail/ etc and is very gentle with dogs. Baby is, well, a baby. We will be very cognizant of her space. I can’t stand seeing social media pictures of little kids laying on dogs! TIA![/quote] I am honestly surprised a rescue organization would let you have a dog. You're a candidate for a puppy from a breeder. Rescuing dogs is for DINKs or families with much older children.[/quote] Don't kid yourself. The so-call rescue industry is a huge scam.[/quote] What is the scam?[/quote]
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