Is in that a problem when your dog is more substantial than your topical born little one?
I was raised with dogs and have the cat of my life, Samantha. If my beloved dog took my baby, I do not know whether or not I would keep that dog. The child is still within a Critical Care Unit. I cannot buy into the lie that the dog thought it was a toy. The parents were remiss in allowing the dog of that size free access in the baby's room. Many mothers keep their newborn in cribs close to their beds or in their bedrooms to minimize SIDS. I am a masculine, and I know that you should not put your new infants upstairs or downstairs away from you. This is where I draw the line! These parents be careless and CPS needs to do an investigation to help them become more aware of the sanctuary of small children. Yes, it is ALWAYS A SECOND TIME. Who knows what the dog was thinking? Even older children can become selfish and do stupid things. These are not necessarily bad parents just stupid ones. Being that there is no "how To" encyclopaedia in the uterus, a mother has to swing it by natural instincts. Based on the father's response on ABC's Good Morning America, they could benefit from Awareness Training. There are millions of animal lovers within the USA, but we also love our infants.
My son is not a newborn now but I have our second one on the way. If any animal hurt my children, that animal would be out. I love our dog and cat, but any of them make one wrong move, they are gone. I know they don't know the difference, they are animals...this is why we watch them carefully, we never head off the dog/cat alone with our son. Actually we never leave our son alone unless he is in his room asleep as you would expect.
all i know is if i had a dog and it harmed my child it would be out the door. i had a dog for 15 years and loved him to pieces but if he be still around and put my child in the critical unit i don't think i could hold him. more than likely he would go to my parents. but my dog was a pekingese so he really couldn't enjoy pulled my child out of a crib.
Answers: First off if you've seen the story and a picture of the dog, you can tell that it is cut Wolf. A native american dog as they call it is usually 75% or more Wolf. These dogs are known to rob babies out of cribs not intentionally to hurt them, but to care for them like a member of their pack. (We looked into getting one up to that time we had kids and I did my research thouroughly and decided against it)
I have other had dogs growing up and it depends on the dog, but you always have to be aware of your animals around your babies. If they required to lay the baby down in it's crib, fine, but shut the door and turn the baby monitor on. Don't permit the dogs in there while it is alone. I have a 120 pound Shepherd mix, specifically great with my kids, but I never left him alone with them when they be babies, just because you never know. Now that they are older he runs and plays with them, but still underneath my supervision.
I would be more apt to believe that the dog was trying to protect the baby and not aware of it's own strength. Yeah, parents should be made aware, but guess what? There will always be family who trust their animals. You trust your family dog or you wouldn't have them. So there will other be people who sit there and think, "it will never ensue to me" and it most cases it won't. But there is a chance of something happening, but..again, until you experience it yourself? More of vivacity is learn from your experiences not something you read about.
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My son is not a newborn now but I have our second one on the way. If any animal hurt my children, that animal would be out. I love our dog and cat, but any of them make one wrong move, they are gone. I know they don't know the difference, they are animals...this is why we watch them carefully, we never head off the dog/cat alone with our son. Actually we never leave our son alone unless he is in his room asleep as you would expect.
all i know is if i had a dog and it harmed my child it would be out the door. i had a dog for 15 years and loved him to pieces but if he be still around and put my child in the critical unit i don't think i could hold him. more than likely he would go to my parents. but my dog was a pekingese so he really couldn't enjoy pulled my child out of a crib.
Answers: First off if you've seen the story and a picture of the dog, you can tell that it is cut Wolf. A native american dog as they call it is usually 75% or more Wolf. These dogs are known to rob babies out of cribs not intentionally to hurt them, but to care for them like a member of their pack. (We looked into getting one up to that time we had kids and I did my research thouroughly and decided against it)
I have other had dogs growing up and it depends on the dog, but you always have to be aware of your animals around your babies. If they required to lay the baby down in it's crib, fine, but shut the door and turn the baby monitor on. Don't permit the dogs in there while it is alone. I have a 120 pound Shepherd mix, specifically great with my kids, but I never left him alone with them when they be babies, just because you never know. Now that they are older he runs and plays with them, but still underneath my supervision.
I would be more apt to believe that the dog was trying to protect the baby and not aware of it's own strength. Yeah, parents should be made aware, but guess what? There will always be family who trust their animals. You trust your family dog or you wouldn't have them. So there will other be people who sit there and think, "it will never ensue to me" and it most cases it won't. But there is a chance of something happening, but..again, until you experience it yourself? More of vivacity is learn from your experiences not something you read about.
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