I'll agree with you here JD, I didn't like that first one either. That first animal was looking side-eyed at the alpha as it was grabbing the child and had this air of suppressed aggression. I'd not leave them together. Ed
My oldest son is 39 and we had a dog when he was born that was named "Buddy" and was a large mix about 120 Lbs. Buddy initial snapped at our son when he was grabbed at by the baby but when I made it clear he was to protect him always as it was my son or Buddy, the dog slept under the crib and later in front of the bedroom. Buddy always protected both our sons and the house.
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The best of both worlds, babies and doggie friends. Thank you, starts the weekend off great.
ReplyDeleteThe first dog (or is that a coyote??) does NOT look accommodating.
ReplyDeleteBabies and dogs can be a good mix, but not always.
Yeah I'm going with no on that first one, the rest are winners
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I'll agree with you here JD, I didn't like that first one either. That first animal was looking side-eyed at the alpha as it was grabbing the child and had this air of suppressed aggression. I'd not leave them together.
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We don’t deserve dogs
ReplyDeleteA much better sight this Friday morning than thongman feeding the pig in the next reel.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest son is 39 and we had a dog when he was born that was named "Buddy" and was a large mix about 120 Lbs. Buddy initial snapped at our son when he was grabbed at by the baby but when I made it clear he was to protect him always as it was my son or Buddy, the dog slept under the crib and later in front of the bedroom. Buddy always protected both our sons and the house.
ReplyDeleteI can't get the smile off of my face. And to be honest, I don't want to either!!!
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