Little Puppies Do Nursing Lullaby For Newborn Baby Crying Very Cute
The dog in this video is not only smart but also adorable
Dogs are loyal, affectionate and closest to humans. Today, there are dogs that can work as a nanny
Whenever the baby cried out, the "four-legged nanny" immediately sat next to him, threw his neck up to the sky and "lulled" to calm his baby. Watch the clip just moved, just funny.
Protective Puppies
Puppies are not only sleepy, but they are also very protective of their family. In the wild, dogs create a hierarchy in their social group which determine who is in charge and who is meant to follow. When a dog or puppy is introduced to the family they will quickly learn who is in charge. They will also want to help protect the newest and most vulnerable member of the family/pack. Some breeds are more protective than others, and some dogs seem to take their role to watch the baby very seriously- guarding the crib and never letting the baby out of their sight. You should make sure that you introduce the puppy to the baby with caution and make sure to dedicate time to give to your dog one on one so that they will not become jealous of the baby. It is very important that you socialize and train your puppy so that they will know to be a gentle guardian.
If you are a new human parent, or puppy parent- or both- don’t fret! This hectic time of very little sleep will pass quickly as your newborn or puppy gets into a more regular routine, and is not going through such fast growing and development
Dogs are loyal, affectionate and closest to humans. Today, there are dogs that can work as a nanny
Whenever the baby cried out, the "four-legged nanny" immediately sat next to him, threw his neck up to the sky and "lulled" to calm his baby. Watch the clip just moved, just funny.
Protective Puppies
Puppies are not only sleepy, but they are also very protective of their family. In the wild, dogs create a hierarchy in their social group which determine who is in charge and who is meant to follow. When a dog or puppy is introduced to the family they will quickly learn who is in charge. They will also want to help protect the newest and most vulnerable member of the family/pack. Some breeds are more protective than others, and some dogs seem to take their role to watch the baby very seriously- guarding the crib and never letting the baby out of their sight. You should make sure that you introduce the puppy to the baby with caution and make sure to dedicate time to give to your dog one on one so that they will not become jealous of the baby. It is very important that you socialize and train your puppy so that they will know to be a gentle guardian.
If you are a new human parent, or puppy parent- or both- don’t fret! This hectic time of very little sleep will pass quickly as your newborn or puppy gets into a more regular routine, and is not going through such fast growing and development