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TartanGuppy t1_j8ygcz1 wrote

"bugger!!! I've lost on the cuteness scale"

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e2a: Congrats

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stoicslast t1_j8yhecs wrote

Wait till you bring a second child home.

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BiteMe69Times t1_j8yighs wrote

Wait, wait, wait...

That woman had sex with you?

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fake_cheese t1_j8yjkc6 wrote

I love babies but I'm not sure I could finish a whole one.

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Ravensqueak t1_j8yxz3k wrote

Dog looks like he wants whatever they gave you/your wife at the hospital.

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benefit_of_mrkite t1_j8yz76o wrote

My dog looked the same way when we brought my kiddo home and now they sleep together every night

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East_Rise t1_j8zoye6 wrote

Enjoy the time. It’s true what they say, the baby phase goes by way too fast. Go Eagles!

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Healthy_Resident2521 t1_j900fng wrote

congrats on your new born daughter. she looks truly lovely happy for you all. you all look truly happy together.

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DirtyProjector t1_j906z8u wrote

Isn't this a picture of your dogs reaction to the person taking the photo?

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No-Bumblebee4615 t1_j90brn8 wrote

He looks like that orc in The Two Towers. “What about his legs? He don’t need those.”

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bizilux t1_j90sdnc wrote

Having a dog this close to a newborn?

We have a dog and 4 month old and I'd never do this because of the germs

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GergeKahn t1_j913lek wrote

priceless, for anything else MC!

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natej84 t1_j92nlsr wrote

Holy discount Joe Burrow batman

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ChiliGoblin t1_j92tdrw wrote

Replying to bizilux (#1,855,051)

An over sanitized environment is the equivalent of shooting yourself in the foot. The immune system need exposition to develop and stay strong. Early exposure to animals have been shown to reduce risk of allergy and asthma.

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ResponsibilityTop857 t1_j94165h wrote

Replying to ToothlessGrandma (#1,862,880)

So do people who let dogs and very small children play unattended together.

Dogs are not people, and are carnivores with a dog's level of understanding. I don't think I would let a dog this close to an infant until I was sure the animal was used to it, and I would never let a dog and an infant/ toddler in the same room unless I was keeping a close eye on the situation.

You never know when a dog, even one you've known for years who is well trained and has a history of good behavior, will attack an infant.

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Exatraz t1_j94hf0j wrote

Replying to ResponsibilityTop857 (#1,865,073)

Obviously it depends on the breed but most of the time the risk isn't the dog attacking the baby but the dog getting over protective of the baby to the point it doesn't allow anyone else near it without aggression. So yes, gotta keep the distance between the dog and the baby to establish the Pack dynamics and get the dog to learn that the baby is an extension of your authority. You shouldn't leave the dog unsupervised with the baby either but like, that's also true with most things. You generally don't leave babies this young unsupervised

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[deleted] t1_j94yo4k wrote

Replying to Exatraz (#1,866,284)

In foreign countries having a real guard dog at home with young kids is the best security/daycare you’ll get. My rotti got out one time and I found him down the street playing with a three year old kid and his dad. Had the kids pet him while he ate too as a puppy so food is never an issue.

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Exatraz t1_j9585xd wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#1,867,614)

Yeah, dogs and kids are great. With babies you have to be more careful as you are still establishing where that baby fits in the new pack dynamic. Again, most things I've read all point to usually the issue isn't the dog hurting the baby but becoming too aggressive towards others trying to protect the baby. This causes issues when say grandma comes over and tries to pick up crying baby. Dog doesn't understand that grandma is trying to help just that baby is in distress. If you've adequately enforced that the baby is under your authority as Pack leader, instead the dog will look to you for feedback and seeing that you are OK with grandma and baby, will defer to that authority.

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jtschaff t1_j97m64y wrote

Realizing that you are a dad and life will never be the same.

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