Poor thing has no idea she's about to be replaced as the baby of the family.
I expect there will be rioting.
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Poor dear thing! She'll love you anyway, 'cause that what dogs do! She might become baby's protector, or she might not pay much attention at all. Either way, changes are coming!
Ha! Adorable, fluffy rioting.
We had a Borzoi when my son was born.
She slept between me and the cradle.
When the baby cried in the night, she stood up, I stood up .. it was this dog/person dance trying to get to the baby. She worried over him as much as any grandmother could.
Either that or she was plotting to send him to another dogs home.
Greetings from the Amish community of Lebanon Pennsylvania. I'm just stopping at Radom blogs and checking them out, and wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and New years. Richard from Amish Stories.
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