Yeah that works . Give me a little bit and I ' ll send it to you <| sep |> Lol thinking he ' s mcgregor <| sep |> That onside kick is looking even dumber now <| sep |> What if the carriers add more value to the shippers or brokers ? <| sep |> Keep them apart . Like , NOW before the puppy bites the baby . Use a pen , baby gate , crate , whatever . Keep them APART ! At all times . Unless the baby is asleep in its cot . The puppy is acting normally for its breed . Chasing things that run , make noise and move erratically is natural behavior for herding dogs . It ' s their job . When the target of their herding efforts do not conform to their barked wishes , they often upgrade to nipping at the heels of the livestock You ' ve heard of heelers , right ? This is normal behavior . You must protect the baby that is YOUR job . You are not likely to change your dog ' s natural instinctive behavior . Just keep them apart . It ' s just for today , yes ? If the baby lived with you that would be a training issue . For today , exercise the puppy well and then separate them .