We have two male American Bulldogs, and while we love them dearly, they have taken a backseat to the arrival of our first child. My wife was diagnosed with severe postpartum depression a few weeks after delivery. It was so bad that she literally couldn't function and had major disconnect with our newborn (still struggles with both). To make things worse, our baby is colicky. I am a construction coordinator, working long hours (starting early and ending late), and am not home much to help my wife. But when I do get home, the first thing I do is take the baby to give her a break, something that is long overdue by that time. Unfortunately, this is around the time when we take the dogs out for a brisk walk but has been replaced with me tending to the baby, and my wife regaining some sanity. Now, our oldest dog has been displaying some unfavourable behaviours. One of which is fighting with the younger dog -- one incident where blood was drawn. They are both neutered and have always got along well. The younger dog remains friendly and playful, even acknowledging this stressful time that we're going through, and wanting to comfort my wife and the baby, by laying snuggled up beside them. When I can breakaway for a short period, I will run both dogs out at the dog park for awhile, but otherwise, my primary focus is on the wife and baby. We're both just so physically and mentally exhausted right now, we're really having a tough time. I know he's just reacting to the change of pace in the household and lack of playtime/walks but meanwhile, any helpful suggestions on how to handle this? Thanks.