It's strange, but as I wrote my original comment above, I was going to add what you said, at the close, but the thought was just kind of sad...then again that is life.....
Sharee Clifton lol you dumbass real dog owners grab and pull on their puppy's ears and tails with decent force starting as a young puppy and correct the behavior of the dog reacting so that later in life if let's say a baby who doesn't know anything does it.....then this happens, gentle play My bad if you were being sarcastic in the first place🙂
third eye thirst it depends on the dog to be honest. Always safe to assume there is some risk involved and to be extra vigilant when babies are around dogs.
third eye thirst, babies are pretty rough when playing with dogs, and a lot of dogs (like this one) are very gentle and patient but even the gentlest dog might get frustrated and lash out if the baby takes it to far, for that reason you should never leave a baby/toddler alone with a dog.
they can sense there harmless and sense and smell the fact that it's part of its owner. sometimes the dog will get jealous if anything but mostly when a dog loves it's owners it will love and be very patient with there baby. pitbulls are the BEST with babies, it's pretty amazing
third eye thirst its pretty obvious that its a baby, the dog ahould know, babies cant speak properly or walk, they look different in features and are mostly round and soft, along with that they're smaller and typically cant walk
Why not? He would have had 12 wonderful years with a great friend. Yes saying goodbye is hard, but such is life. I had to say goodbye to my dog at 11. I missed her dearly, but I was happy for the memories we'd shared, and wouldn't trade them for anything.
That was so awesome. The husky not only played with the little girl but also set gentle limits on what she was allowed to do like when she started playing with her ears. Really sweet!
i find it amazing, i had a dog as a child, hes gone now ( bless his soul ) and he was so kind, he let us ride him, pull on his tail and didnt react, we were babies, he would lick s after....... at least he died happy... on me... with everyone else... EITHER WAY NOUGH' OF THE DEPRESSING SHIT, he was a great dog.
Huskys are extremely gentle with infants (human ones, that is; their own kind, not so much). I had a female Husky who played with and cleaned up after an infant crawling on the floor (the baby had thrown up). When the infant tried to crawl off it's blanket - the established boundary - my Husky gently placed her paw across the baby's legs to prevent it from crawling away.
Dogs communicate non-verbally. Everything about this dog is saying it's safe - lying on its back with paws in the air is the ultimate submission. This dog is clearly demonstrating care and attentiveness with a being that is clearly not fully in control of itself physically. As a dog owner, it always amuses me when people are afraid of dogs. Often, it's our own misperception of the dogs intent that creates the fear...
Victor Levy Amanda Cole Loving Family Dog Kills Baby: This is as tragic as it gets - a two day old baby killed by the family's seemingly friendly Husky - According to one media report, a friend of the Alberta, Canada couple says the dog was probably trying to comfort the crying boy when it delivered one fatal bite to the child's head. Rob and Rhonda Fradette, and they seem to have done everything they were supposed to do when they brought their new baby home from the hospital last week, and they're experienced dog owners. They had locked the dog in its kennel in the basement and put their sleeping baby in his crib, Donald said. But somehow the dog escaped and went to investigate when the baby woke up crying. It was not a vicious attack, she said, and the same bite wouldn't have killed an older child. The 9-year-old female dog, a Siberian husky, Spot, had previously delivered four litters of its own puppies. The RCMP will only say that their investigation revealed there was no negligence and there will be no criminal charges. The baby was born on the night of Feb. 13 and was attacked on the morning of Feb. 15 at the couple's house in Airdrie, a bedroom community just north of Calgary. He died 12 hours later at Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary. The animal remains in quarantine. The Fradettes said they have been too busy mourning the loss of their child to discuss whether the dog should be destroyed. The animal had never been aggressive before and went through training and obedience classes. www.chicagonow.com/steve-dales-pet-world/2012/04/loving-family-dog-kills-baby-could-it-have-been-an-accident/
You're the type of guy that reads one article on why vaccines cause autism and get paranoid over it., when there are thousands that say it doesn't. Nothing is safe you're almost 15 times more likely to die from falling out of bed than dying by a dog. One story doesn't justify or prove that all dogs will bite our child, only that it could happen. I believe it's to each their own, and I see you commenting on everything and constantly saying how it's so dangerous. Quit acting like some religious fanatic and try and see the bigger picture.
:) I'd rub his belly too - but in doglish he's saying that he's not a threat and he's completely submissive and calm - just how Cesar Milan likes 'em lol
Never fuck around with animals you haven't met. People are sometimes not so 'afraid' of dogs but more cautious because they don't know them yet. Once they assess the personality of a dog they'll either decide to trust it or not trust it. Dog owners are faster to tell whether a dog is going to be OK with you or not, it's experience I suppose. Regardless, many people do not train their dogs well, or have rescue dogs that have had abusive pasts and may be unpredictable. It's never really entirely the dog's fault, but some breeds are inherently more difficult to train than others; as well, what a dog considers playfulness may amount to threatening behavior to somebody else or even another dog.
That's what bothered me. Yeah, the husky was playing gently, but the baby wasn't bc it doesn't know any better. The GROWN UP should've stepped in....that had to hurt the dog. Humans should give animals the same respect they want them to give us.
+OCDTraci if you knew where these dogs originate from and how strong they are you would understand that he really did not feel a dam thing. They are Siberian huskies. Do you know where Siberia is and the conditions there.
Don't underestimate the husky. Animals see and understand far more than what books and the scientific method have found. We are just now recognizing that dogs can detect cancer and low blood sugar levels in humans. Not to say you should leave the house and let the dog babysit, but introducing panic and anxiety makes things harder for everyone.
I hope that husky lives for a long time. I had a boxer and she was one year older than me and she was my best friend right up to when she died at 16. I will never forget her and I am 57 now and that video brought tears to my eyes. That is a very special dog.
I had a wippet who was 6 years older than me but died when she was 16 and I was 10. I still think of the great childhood memories I had with her and how I'll never have another best friend like her again. Dogs are amazing, they love you no matter what.
Lee Brown I still think of my childhood dog all the time.I love her. I wasnt allowed friends as a kid so she was my only friend. she was my hero. I used to dress her up in a cape and she helped me get around the house without my dad freaking out. id walk with her to the bathroom and her claws clicking on the floor would mask my foot steps so i wouldn't get in trouble.I used to give her my pillow and tell her that she was the best dog in the world. I decided to teach her dutch that i read in a book when i didnt even know it. dad killed her becase she loved me. he made me hurt her break her. i dont know how to live with that.
I understand you. I had a boxer too. he was 1 years old when I was 10 and he died ten years later when I was 20. he was part of the family and I miss him everyday.
Too intelligent. I've owned three. They are bar none the most intelligent, problem-solvingest, mischief-making canines you will ever meet. Personally, as much as I loved mine, I've come to the conclusion it's practically a crime to own a husky if you don't have 100 acres of wilderness in Alaska on which they're free to roam. I'll never own another for that very reason.
The dog knows that it is dealing with a human infant and is being gentle. The dog is probably trying to figure out what to charge for babysitting rates.
Stinkasaurus Well, if you look very carefully, you can see that there are no male parts on the dog. Therefore from a biological perspective, the dog is female.
I would love it if everyone who is afraid of dogs watched this video once. Dogs are not the mindles slaves to primal instincts that many seem to think they are. Dogs have a character and personality. Dogs think. Dogs feel. A lot of the dogs personality comes from the owner and how he teaches the dog to interact with the world. When in doubt, and when not feeling (harmlessly mischievous, a dog does what he thinks you would want him to do. Make sure to love him, and you will teach him to interact with the world lovingly. A dog that is raised like that will only ever become aggressive when his pack/family is threatened from the outside.
sampad123 How do you do that? Are you in SE Asia or are you talking to immigrant communities from wherever you live? Anyway, I think that can be a tough job, mainly because most of them are going to be very reluctant to change anything for the sake of animals, which they believe to be utterly beneath them in my experience. But it´s a good thing that you do the work you do.
+Jeremy J. Nothing as commendable as that unfortunately. I look after the comms and branding. I wouldn't have the patience to go out 'in the field' though. If anyone reading these comments wants to help stop the escalating barbarity and suffering, they can check out the Asia Canine Protection Alliance (ACPA) at changeforanimals.org or koreandogs.org
They aren't so friendly... they are good with kids but you have to train and raise the REALLY REALLY good for them to be this friendly with everyone... They aren't for everybody.
They are good with kids and puppies. But if you have other dogs of other races, they are very dominant and can be agressive with your dogs if there is food involved, and they are not friendly to unknow adult people.
They can be real jerks. lol Huskies are known for their spite. This husky was trained beautifully. I have a male Siberian husky who is such a lovebug but he needs his space.
if you really want a friendly and loyal one, you must raise the puppies which woulld eventually protect you with their life since they are being loved and cared for when they were young
This is the cutest thing I've seen all week. The dog is so careful, you must have trained him/her very well! Our family dog when I was growing up was a husky as well, though he passed away some time ago. Seeing this brought tears to my eyes remembering him.
eve van kaathoven Dogs don't need training in order to treat our children kindly. It's as natural for them us as it is for us to treat their cubs kindly.
Richard Hodges I'm not quite sure if I agree with you there. Traumatised or abused dogs can react unpredictably towards children, and young hyperactive dogs can be rough in their playing. The husky is very calm and familiar with the child, which means he is well-trained and that his owners treat him well :) Also, not all humans will be kind towards puppies or even care about them at all (though those are not the kind of people I'd like to associate with). Have a good day!
I agree with you. I would not leave a baby with a person who was snarling at people or who had a history of cruelty. Every part of that dog's body language suggests that it's not in any way traumatised. The dog clearly sees it as one of the pack.
eve van kaathoven Well, some dogs are just gentle with kids, my english setter roamed from me once in the park, i came back to see where she is, and found her in the middle of three kids :D The girl was pulling her ears, one boy was pulling her tail and other boy was trying to ride her... She just looked at me and stood there like it is not of her business :D
I love how this dog knows that it’s only a baby. Even though the baby is clearly hurting the dog, the dog knows to be gently with the new baby. How sweet
It's incredibly silly to me how people are blowing up saying, "OMG it's going to attack the baby. Dogs attack people all the time!" While it's true that dogs DO attack people, any dog owner is going to be able to recognize if the dog is becoming irritable. If the dog was prone to aggression, I doubt the parent would let the dog near her child. I have two Siberian Huskies myself (although no children) and they are very loving and intelligent breeds. They play fight with me often and they will put their teeth on me, but very gently. It's very obvious that the husky recognizes that she needs to be gentle. In most of these videos, the husky is on her back with her belly up. That is a submissive position. The most I would be worried about is the dog pawing the baby and scratching it with her claws. Huskies don't seem to realize that their claws freakin' hurt!
Amanda Cole Exactly. This particular dog is clearly not happy about some of the things the baby's doing - like pulling on her ears - and starts off with pacifying behaviour (licking and rolling on her back), then later moves on to pushing her hand away. However, it's a slow escalation, because the dog seems to realise there's no real threat but rather a mild irritation; that's a very well-socialised dog. I would personally have stepped in when it moved from licking to pushing, but that's just me. Doesn't look like there was any real danger.
Amanda Cole Exactly. I had a husky and the only time her teeth ever left a mark on me was when she was still a pup and she had those super sharp puppy teeth. As she got older, it was more like she would mouth you than bite you. Try to shake her paw, and she didn't realize her claws hurt you.
***** Yes, that's precisely what "pacifying behaviour" means - "please stop that". Pushing is an escalation from licking and being submissive, albeit not a violent one.
Amanda Cole I can vouch for the claws. My year old husky will hold my hand with his mouth and walk next to me like a little kid, or he will play bite me so softly I can barely feel it. Then he will take a playful swipe at my arm and will leave gouges that make it look like I was attacked by a bear. He's lucky he's my little buddy...
A well trained dog (not even "unusually" well trained dog) will understand immediately that all humans in the house are alpha to him unless the master clearly indicates otherwise. That's how you end up with a dog that's happy, despite being the beta, and also doesn't shit all over your house, bite the mailman and end up getting dumped at the ASPCA for eventual destruction.
@@Gj23jk2 The "alpha-beta" dichotomy is a myth. Canids function in an extended family unit with a mother, father and their offspring. The husky moreso sees the baby as...a baby.
2:32 when the baby grab his ears and he didnt like it. He didnt growl instead just push the hand down and in some way saying "no baby that bad" awww :3
what a smart dog, the way it reacts to the baby grabbing its ear is astounding, it just holds the babys arm and pulls its head away instead of pushing the baby, wow
@@johnettastevens4906 Absolutely, that baby went several time for the dog's eyes and ears because he couldn't explore more those areas. I believe that's what make the dog to leave. In a way that dog sets boundaries. He shouldn't be the only one doing that.
So incredibly gentle! I learned to walk by hanging onto the family dog, a large chow who'd been raised around very little kids; a smart dog like ours and like this wonderful husky knows the difference between aggression and a 'human puppy.' According to my mom, Penny would lay down when I started to stumble and I'd nap up against her belly-- it was one of the few sure ways to get me down for a nap.
A dog lying on its back like that does it for two reasons, to cool off when they're hot or to show absolute submission, which is exactly what you want when your dog is around babies.
+Llama Is that so? We had a german shepherd and he would often go on his back and flap it's tale, especially if the entire family was gathered around. We would all baby talk him and he loved it. We always thought that that would be another way of expressing his happiness, lol. But yeah, what you said makes perfect sense. But could there be a 4th option, that the dog is happy :P ?
Most animals recognize the young of another species. If a cat or dog sees humans as food the children would be attacked first. However we are companions of cats and dogs so they have a lot of patience with a baby, (much more than adults), and protectiveness. That being said, if a dog treats an over-eager baby the same way as an over-eager puppy, the baby would get hurt, or at least become terrified of the dog. Animals are facinating...
They understand hierarchy, so to them the baby isn't human-puppy it's basically _young master_ so they respect him the same as their true master. Kind of like how a butler respects the children of his masters the same as them, but in dog relation.
My Dad said if he ever had a dog again, one of the dogs he would consider would be the Siberian Husky. He has always liked Siberian Huskies. This Siberian Husky played with this human baby in a gentle, patient, caring, & nice way. This is a cute video. Thanks for sharing.
VelvetGal5 Personally I think Huskies are absolutely beautiful, and they are smart. But they are notorious for being aloof and stubborn. Basically they are smart enough to learn just about anything, but will you have one that WANTS to listen? :)
VelvetGal5 My husky Emilio lives 16 years, was very smart, gentle, and clean, on spring you must brushing his fur, that´s a problem, but they are lovely and the other think you have to considerate, it´s the husky only responds, just one person in the house, he must recognize you like his Alpha or never gonna care about what you say to him, i have others dogs, but him was so special.
Do dogs "know" when to be gentle vs when to be rough? My two year old Siberian Husky is awesome around kids, yet she loves playing rough with other dogs or even with me... This is great.
Marc Trujillo Dogs definitely know. We had a Samoyed/Border Collie/Retriever cross called Sam, he used to bring his rope toy out to the street and play tug of war with the kids in the street. He'd sometimes literally dragged them up and down the street, everybody apparently had a lot of fun. But there was one little boy who had Cerebral Palsy, Sam would let him win every time.
look at how the baby appears to be trying to grab the dog's ear and bite it. the dog just keeps ignoring it and shuffling away as if he's exercising some special patience for the baby human.
+M A R V I N C A S I N O I noticed that! They usually get very annoyed if you try to grab their ears and it's a sign of their intelligence when he patiently moves his head out of the way.
+M A R V I N C A S I N O Do you have kids? At that age, babies have no language, haven't really refined their motor skills (hence the jerky movements they have), and they test everything by tasting it or putting it in their mouths. The baby isn't trying to *bite* the dog. Those ears just look interesting.
+M A R V I N C A S I N O my husband had a cat who didnt like me. he had it since it was just born and when i married i was maybe considered an intruder. the cat would show his displeasure with me. The feeling was mutual. I didnt like cats too but i wouldnt harm it or hurt it. I just left it alone. But the cat was unusually tolerant and kind to our baby...
MunkyChunk Id recommend it I had one that lived to 16 who died when I was 11 And currently have another one who is turning 1 after Christmas They are the best dogs
They have a lot of energy and don't listen very well as puppies so be prepared for that. They can also be destructive if you don't give them enough exercise. They are super sweet as adults though, and like you can see, great with kids.
Maddy Hall I know that's just a joke but the parent should have hollered at the baby when she started pulling at the husky's fur and ears, just so she could associate these actions with bad behavior and avoid them later down the line.
yea it's about the way it interacts with the dog. at some point, the baby is literally punching his face and trying to wrestle him. In baby terms of course.
Miss Lynxie if the baby would hurt the dog, he/she would probably give an acoustic signal or if the baby really crosses the line the dog would start to defend him-/herself(without much force), and every owner that punishes his dog for that deserves a stone to the head, babies have to learn that dogs are not toys.
Екатерина Журавлёва Babies are not stupid, Ekaterina. On the contrary, they are quite smart. They learn faster than adults. They just lack the experience..
+Miss Lynxie u r joking right???did u even touch a baby and hold their hand????babies are very cute and their skin r very soft...i bet the dog enjoyed being touched by the baby..!
Oreo spice Stop telling me what to do, i know how to treat animal, if they good to me, i will give them food, if they're not, i will give them a whip. It's discipline, not animal abusive.
+AngelPlays BG Huskies can be really stubborn and really the only thing to remember is he is at the teen-ager stage now and that is even worse for listening. I would use food as a motivator...Initially you must gain control and food is usually the way to do it. It doesn't have to be expensive treats. I just use ordinary kibble as training treats. Reward any behavior you like with a piece of kibble and lots of praise and touching.. ignore the behaviors you do not want (do not reward with food, praise, any voice recognition. Use the food/kibble as an attention getter and reward system..Gradually once you know he knows what the commands are you can start to not use the food..gradually stop rewarding with food and move to a praise reward system....All this takes time and consistency. If you do not put in the time needed you will not get the results you desire
It's almost as if he knows it's a baby. Like the baby's pulling on his fur and poking his eyes, yet he remains calm and gentle, because he knows the baby isn't in control of itself and doesn't mean to. Honestly, it's quite amazing.
Absolutely, that's why he's so patient with him. However those gesture could be stressfull and hurtfull. That dog shouldn't have to endure that, just because he's smart.
@@oceaneo4603 That's definitely true, I never meant that it was right that the dog has to endure stressers like these, I was simply pointing out how patient the dog is with the baby. A dog's unconditional love is something else, really.
The baby seems submissive but you should be careful. Babies act instinctively and could bite the dog out of nowhere and I rather not see the baby put down.
Film Producer You are vastly overestimating their ability to reason. Also dogs probably didn't evolve from wolves; they simply have a common wolf-like ancestor. They're actually some hundred thousand years apart. It's hard to be sure since they've been with us since long, long before recorded history (some tens of thousands of years to our ~5,000 years of recorded history).
and the dog says "uh uh" and gently moves out of the way and puts a paw on the baby to make sure she doesn't do it again....no growling, yipping, nothing....what an amazing dog.....
Oh this is amazing! My little girl is nearly 2 and I have a 8 month old Border Collie and a 3 month old Lurcher, plus 3 cats, and My daughter loves them all so much, it's great how gentle they are with her and her with them. Animals are family too and this video proves that :)
Yes they are family too, they deserve love and protection from their owners. I wonder what would happens the other way around. Oh wait ! I know ! You would get rid of the animal, one way or another.
Aw this is so sweet. The husky is so patient with the baby. I cringed when the baby pulled on the husky's ear...that had to hurt. However the husky just walked away when it had enough LOL.
Hannah Polan That's how they train puppies. "I'm tired of getting bit on the ears, I'm gonna go away from you now." Then after a few months the puppy realizes that it doesn't get to play with its friend when it bites their ears.
+Hannah Polan I don't thin the ear thing would hurt much - pullies usually do the same thing while their long-suffering parents sit there and sigh, so it probably wasn't too bad. :) (and yeah, the "okay, patience is wearing thin, imma walk away now" attitude was hilarious! It's my usual policy with other people's babies too. ;D)
Dogs are the most wonderful creatures. Their intuitive ability to read our emotions, understand not only what we say but what we feel is extraordinary. To have a dog is to understand what true unconditional love is.
I'm a grown ass 28 year old man and I'm sitting here at work and I can't stop physically crying...first because of this beautiful interaction between a graceful dog and feral child, but then again 5 minutes later because of how hilariously savage this comment section is.
The baby is establishing it's dominance.
Can you imagine that little baby girl growing up with that beautiful husky...he is going to be her best friend
And sometime when she reaches Jr High, dog dies.
It's strange, but as I wrote my original comment above, I was going to add what you said, at the close, but the thought was just kind of sad...then again that is life.....
+SAPHIRA yeah lmao the only live like 20yrs and he looks 18yrs
something is wrong if you are friend with an animal.
I'm guessing you have never had a dog....
"no little human, do not pull on the ears"
Ahahah, this made my day
He wanted to eat the ear. lol
The dog must be like *Human pup why you furless I will take care of you*
he wanted to "see" what it was :)
Sharee Clifton lol you dumbass real dog owners grab and pull on their puppy's ears and tails with decent force starting as a young puppy and correct the behavior of the dog reacting so that later in life if let's say a baby who doesn't know anything does it.....then this happens, gentle play
My bad if you were being sarcastic in the first place🙂
It's like a lot of dogs know they're babies so they treat them extremely gentle :3.
Q'squad is there any chance of the dog harmin the baby or they know it's a baby
third eye thirst it depends on the dog to be honest. Always safe to assume there is some risk involved and to be extra vigilant when babies are around dogs.
third eye thirst, babies are pretty rough when playing with dogs, and a lot of dogs (like this one) are very gentle and patient but even the gentlest dog might get frustrated and lash out if the baby takes it to far, for that reason you should never leave a baby/toddler alone with a dog.
they can sense there harmless and sense and smell the fact that it's part of its owner. sometimes the dog will get jealous if anything but mostly when a dog loves it's owners it will love and be very patient with there baby. pitbulls are the BEST with babies, it's pretty amazing
third eye thirst its pretty obvious that its a baby, the dog ahould know, babies cant speak properly or walk, they look different in features and are mostly round and soft, along with that they're smaller and typically cant walk
The dog knows it's a baby that's why he's being gentle
It's a she.
@Jordan Mankelow Triggered
Is that sexual harassment?
+Peter Abdel it's your boy Hugh Mungus
No, that's discrimination.
those two will be best friends for a long time to come and he'll always protect you
until the baby turns about 12 and the husky dies from old age. why do that to a child.
Why not? He would have had 12 wonderful years with a great friend. Yes saying goodbye is hard, but such is life. I had to say goodbye to my dog at 11. I missed her dearly, but I was happy for the memories we'd shared, and wouldn't trade them for anything.
+Lamar Bell so by what ur saying is that if u have a dog don't have a child because the child would get upset when the dog dies?
Justin Sanders yeah i know, only wish that dogs had a longer life span :(
HasnainRonaldinio Bazel ...that's why I always like to keep a puppy, every dog I've ever had has been passed down from generation to generation
That was so awesome. The husky not only played with the little girl but also set gentle limits on what she was allowed to do like when she started playing with her ears. Really sweet!
Ikr!
i find it amazing, i had a dog as a child, hes gone now ( bless his soul ) and he was so kind, he let us ride him, pull on his tail and didnt react, we were babies, he would lick s after....... at least he died happy... on me... with everyone else... EITHER WAY NOUGH' OF THE DEPRESSING SHIT, he was a great dog.
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Huskys are extremely gentle with infants (human ones, that is; their own kind, not so much). I had a female Husky who played with and cleaned up after an infant crawling on the floor (the baby had thrown up). When the infant tried to crawl off it's blanket - the established boundary - my Husky gently placed her paw across the baby's legs to prevent it from crawling away.
Dog knows that baby's gonna be dropping a lot of food on the floor in the future.
Hahaha for sure!
Lmfao
Underrated lol
Lol
Husky: "I will be gentle to this food dispenser."
Dogs communicate non-verbally. Everything about this dog is saying it's safe - lying on its back with paws in the air is the ultimate submission. This dog is clearly demonstrating care and attentiveness with a being that is clearly not fully in control of itself physically.
As a dog owner, it always amuses me when people are afraid of dogs. Often, it's our own misperception of the dogs intent that creates the fear...
Victor Levy Amanda Cole
Loving Family Dog Kills Baby:
This is as tragic as it gets - a two day old baby killed by the family's seemingly friendly Husky -
According to one media report, a friend of the Alberta, Canada couple says the dog was probably trying to comfort the crying boy when it delivered one fatal bite to the child's head.
Rob and Rhonda Fradette, and they seem to have done everything they were supposed to do when they brought their new baby home from the hospital last week, and they're experienced dog owners.
They had locked the dog in its kennel in the basement and put their sleeping baby in his crib, Donald said. But somehow the dog escaped and went to investigate when the baby woke up crying. It was not a vicious attack, she said, and the same bite wouldn't have killed an older child.
The 9-year-old female dog, a Siberian husky, Spot, had previously delivered four litters of its own puppies.
The RCMP will only say that their investigation revealed there was no negligence and there will be no criminal charges.
The baby was born on the night of Feb. 13 and was attacked on the morning of Feb. 15 at the couple's house in Airdrie, a bedroom community just north of Calgary. He died 12 hours later at Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary.
The animal remains in quarantine. The Fradettes said they have been too busy mourning the loss of their child to discuss whether the dog should be destroyed. The animal had never been aggressive before and went through training and obedience classes.
www.chicagonow.com/steve-dales-pet-world/2012/04/loving-family-dog-kills-baby-could-it-have-been-an-accident/
You're the type of guy that reads one article on why vaccines cause autism and get paranoid over it., when there are thousands that say it doesn't.
Nothing is safe you're almost 15 times more likely to die from falling out of bed than dying by a dog. One story doesn't justify or prove that all dogs will bite our child, only that it could happen.
I believe it's to each their own, and I see you commenting on everything and constantly saying how it's so dangerous. Quit acting like some religious fanatic and try and see the bigger picture.
:) I'd rub his belly too - but in doglish he's saying that he's not a threat and he's completely submissive and calm - just how Cesar Milan likes 'em lol
Never fuck around with animals you haven't met. People are sometimes not so 'afraid' of dogs but more cautious because they don't know them yet. Once they assess the personality of a dog they'll either decide to trust it or not trust it.
Dog owners are faster to tell whether a dog is going to be OK with you or not, it's experience I suppose.
Regardless, many people do not train their dogs well, or have rescue dogs that have had abusive pasts and may be unpredictable. It's never really entirely the dog's fault, but some breeds are inherently more difficult to train than others; as well, what a dog considers playfulness may amount to threatening behavior to somebody else or even another dog.
Victor Levy As someone with cynophobia, I can tell you there's nothing amusing about it.
That baby was grabbing fistfuls of fur and his eye! What a good dog!
I was thinking the same thing. I was expecting the dog to react badly.
I'm just gonna say that when they baby grabbed his neck a bit tight around 1:20 he was whining a lot!!!
That's what bothered me. Yeah, the husky was playing gently, but the baby wasn't bc it doesn't know any better. The GROWN UP should've stepped in....that had to hurt the dog. Humans should give animals the same respect they want them to give us.
+OCDTraci if you knew where these dogs originate from and how strong they are you would understand that he really did not feel a dam thing. They are Siberian huskies. Do you know where Siberia is and the conditions there.
Don't underestimate the husky. Animals see and understand far more than what books and the scientific method have found. We are just now recognizing that dogs can detect cancer and low blood sugar levels in humans. Not to say you should leave the house and let the dog babysit, but introducing panic and anxiety makes things harder for everyone.
I hope that husky lives for a long time. I had a boxer and she was one year older than me and she was my best friend right up to when she died at 16. I will never forget her and I am 57 now and that video brought tears to my eyes. That is a very special dog.
I had a wippet who was 6 years older than me but died when she was 16 and I was 10. I still think of the great childhood memories I had with her and how I'll never have another best friend like her again. Dogs are amazing, they love you no matter what.
Lee Brown I still think of my childhood dog all the time.I love her. I wasnt allowed friends as a kid so she was my only friend. she was my hero. I used to dress her up in a cape and she helped me get around the house without my dad freaking out. id walk with her to the bathroom and her claws clicking on the floor would mask my foot steps so i wouldn't get in trouble.I used to give her my pillow and tell her that she was the best dog in the world. I decided to teach her dutch that i read in a book when i didnt even know it. dad killed her becase she loved me. he made me hurt her break her. i dont know how to live with that.
I understand you. I had a boxer too. he was 1 years old when I was 10 and he died ten years later when I was 20. he was part of the family and I miss him everyday.
Jessie p what kind of fucked up parents do you have
This dog has better self-control then most people 😊
these two are going to be best friends forever
David Dougher Well for ~12 years maybe
H34db34ng Did you have to make it sad? :(
H34db34ng lol you beat me to it.
The dog says: "This is a funny looking dog, but a playmate is playmate!"
Steven Torrey Nah would he thnik hes another dog/playmate he wont br that gentel ;)
Huskys seem very intelligent
AND ADORABLE! WHOS A GOOD BOY!
So ur telling me the doctor is a good boy, aye?
+Sanna Uurasmaa anteeks nyt en ymmärrä
Huskies are very intelligent, also very stubborn :) They like to follow their own rules.
Too intelligent. I've owned three. They are bar none the most intelligent, problem-solvingest, mischief-making canines you will ever meet. Personally, as much as I loved mine, I've come to the conclusion it's practically a crime to own a husky if you don't have 100 acres of wilderness in Alaska on which they're free to roam. I'll never own another for that very reason.
The dog knows that it is dealing with a human infant and is being gentle. The dog is probably trying to figure out what to charge for babysitting rates.
We generally all know how diaper changes would happen. And it's not pleasant to imagine.
😂😂😂
Lol
They will be best friends when the baby is older.
+Tommy, Gracie & Leo looks to me like they already are! ^_^
+Tommy, Gracie & Leo They'll be thunder buddies for life!!
+Tommy, Gracie & Leo the dog will die soon enough so i doubt that
+TheSchultzZ woah buzz kill much
hey man getting laid is getting laid i aint got no problems with that
That is a very, VERY good dog. How sweet and patient and loving she is with the baby!
Meghan Workman True statement! Those two are gonna be nigh inseparable!
Meghan Workman are you asuming its gender
How do you know it's a she?
Stinkasaurus Well, if you look very carefully, you can see that there are no male parts on the dog. Therefore from a biological perspective, the dog is female.
Matthew T. Lowe what if it had its balls chopped off
I would love it if everyone who is afraid of dogs watched this video once.
Dogs are not the mindles slaves to primal instincts that many seem to think they are. Dogs have a character and personality. Dogs think. Dogs feel.
A lot of the dogs personality comes from the owner and how he teaches the dog to interact with the world. When in doubt, and when not feeling (harmlessly mischievous, a dog does what he thinks you would want him to do. Make sure to love him, and you will teach him to interact with the world lovingly.
A dog that is raised like that will only ever become aggressive when his pack/family is threatened from the outside.
Not to mention the SE Asian monsters that squash them into little cages and then skin them alive to fill there vile stomachs.
sampad123 Thank you for that mental image.
+Jeremy J. Sorry fella :-( On a brighter note, I support a charity that works to educate the ignorant sickos.
sampad123 How do you do that? Are you in SE Asia or are you talking to immigrant communities from wherever you live?
Anyway, I think that can be a tough job, mainly because most of them are going to be very reluctant to change anything for the sake of animals, which they believe to be utterly beneath them in my experience.
But it´s a good thing that you do the work you do.
+Jeremy J. Nothing as commendable as that unfortunately. I look after the comms and branding. I wouldn't have the patience to go out 'in the field' though. If anyone reading these comments wants to help stop the escalating barbarity and suffering, they can check out the Asia Canine Protection Alliance (ACPA) at changeforanimals.org or koreandogs.org
Love it when the dog has has enough he just gets up and walks away That dog would never hurt a child
huskey : stop playin with my ears, you little creature that I love
cute thoughts
So cute! I always wanted a Siberian husky. They are so friendly.
Yep. Until they're not...
They aren't so friendly... they are good with kids but you have to train and raise the REALLY REALLY good for them to be this friendly with everyone... They aren't for everybody.
They are good with kids and puppies. But if you have other dogs of other races, they are very dominant and can be agressive with your dogs if there is food involved, and they are not friendly to unknow adult people.
They can be real jerks. lol Huskies are known for their spite. This husky was trained beautifully. I have a male Siberian husky who is such a lovebug but he needs his space.
if you really want a friendly and loyal one, you must raise the puppies which woulld eventually protect you with their life since they are being loved and cared for when they were young
This is the cutest thing I've seen all week. The dog is so careful, you must have trained him/her very well!
Our family dog when I was growing up was a husky as well, though he passed away some time ago. Seeing this brought tears to my eyes remembering him.
Thank you for enjoying this video and a big thank you for you kind words. You made my day!
eve van kaathoven Dogs don't need training in order to treat our children kindly. It's as natural for them us as it is for us to treat their cubs kindly.
Richard Hodges I'm not quite sure if I agree with you there.
Traumatised or abused dogs can react unpredictably towards children, and young hyperactive dogs can be rough in their playing. The husky is very calm and familiar with the child, which means he is well-trained and that his owners treat him well :)
Also, not all humans will be kind towards puppies or even care about them at all (though those are not the kind of people I'd like to associate with). Have a good day!
I agree with you. I would not leave a baby with a person who was snarling at people or who had a history of cruelty. Every part of that dog's body language suggests that it's not in any way traumatised. The dog clearly sees it as one of the pack.
eve van kaathoven Well, some dogs are just gentle with kids, my english setter roamed from me once in the park, i came back to see where she is, and found her in the middle of three kids :D The girl was pulling her ears, one boy was pulling her tail and other boy was trying to ride her... She just looked at me and stood there like it is not of her business :D
I love how this dog knows that it’s only a baby. Even though the baby is clearly hurting the dog, the dog knows to be gently with the new baby. How sweet
It's incredibly silly to me how people are blowing up saying, "OMG it's going to attack the baby. Dogs attack people all the time!"
While it's true that dogs DO attack people, any dog owner is going to be able to recognize if the dog is becoming irritable. If the dog was prone to aggression, I doubt the parent would let the dog near her child. I have two Siberian Huskies myself (although no children) and they are very loving and intelligent breeds. They play fight with me often and they will put their teeth on me, but very gently. It's very obvious that the husky recognizes that she needs to be gentle. In most of these videos, the husky is on her back with her belly up. That is a submissive position. The most I would be worried about is the dog pawing the baby and scratching it with her claws. Huskies don't seem to realize that their claws freakin' hurt!
Amanda Cole Exactly. This particular dog is clearly not happy about some of the things the baby's doing - like pulling on her ears - and starts off with pacifying behaviour (licking and rolling on her back), then later moves on to pushing her hand away. However, it's a slow escalation, because the dog seems to realise there's no real threat but rather a mild irritation; that's a very well-socialised dog.
I would personally have stepped in when it moved from licking to pushing, but that's just me. Doesn't look like there was any real danger.
Amanda Cole Exactly. I had a husky and the only time her teeth ever left a mark on me was when she was still a pup and she had those super sharp puppy teeth. As she got older, it was more like she would mouth you than bite you. Try to shake her paw, and she didn't realize her claws hurt you.
***** Yes, that's precisely what "pacifying behaviour" means - "please stop that". Pushing is an escalation from licking and being submissive, albeit not a violent one.
Amanda Cole As long as less-observant people don't assume every dog will react like this... unfortunately it does happen.
Amanda Cole I can vouch for the claws. My year old husky will hold my hand with his mouth and walk next to me like a little kid, or he will play bite me so softly I can barely feel it. Then he will take a playful swipe at my arm and will leave gouges that make it look like I was attacked by a bear. He's lucky he's my little buddy...
The dog is like: "Something is wrong with your puppy."
A well trained dog (not even "unusually" well trained dog) will understand immediately that all humans in the house are alpha to him unless the master clearly indicates otherwise.
That's how you end up with a dog that's happy, despite being the beta, and also doesn't shit all over your house, bite the mailman and end up getting dumped at the ASPCA for eventual destruction.
@@Gj23jk2 you know that their joking right
@@Gj23jk2 The "alpha-beta" dichotomy is a myth. Canids function in an extended family unit with a mother, father and their offspring.
The husky moreso sees the baby as...a baby.
2:32 when the baby grab his ears and he didnt like it. He didnt growl instead just push the hand down and in some way saying "no baby that bad" awww :3
Such a sweet video, I just love huskies and babies
what a smart dog, the way it reacts to the baby grabbing its ear is astounding, it just holds the babys arm and pulls its head away instead of pushing the baby, wow
MARP00N but the baby took it too far, you can see it in his eyes. he looked up at his master and chose to get up and away from the situation.
@@johnettastevens4906 Absolutely, that baby went several time for the dog's eyes and ears because he couldn't explore more those areas. I believe that's what make the dog to leave. In a way that dog sets boundaries. He shouldn't be the only one doing that.
So incredibly gentle! I learned to walk by hanging onto the family dog, a large chow who'd been raised around very little kids; a smart dog like ours and like this wonderful husky knows the difference between aggression and a 'human puppy.' According to my mom, Penny would lay down when I started to stumble and I'd nap up against her belly-- it was one of the few sure ways to get me down for a nap.
That dog could not have been more naturally gentle...... What a beautiful and adorable moment caught on video.................
This is the softest video I have ever felt!
A dog lying on its back like that does it for two reasons, to cool off when they're hot or to show absolute submission, which is exactly what you want when your dog is around babies.
+Llama Actually there's a third reason, the back-scratch (:
proudclod77 True
+Llama
Is that so? We had a german shepherd and he would often go on his back and flap it's tale, especially if the entire family was gathered around. We would all baby talk him and he loved it. We always thought that that would be another way of expressing his happiness, lol. But yeah, what you said makes perfect sense. But could there be a 4th option, that the dog is happy :P ?
TheDiamond123123 Submissive dogs are happy, they don't have to worry about looking after themselves or defending everybody, so its pretty normal.
*****
right, that explains it, thanks!
Freaking cuteness overload.
And so the man cub was raised by the wolves to follow the rules of the jungle
Your comment made my day.
🎶*In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps to-* Oh wait wrong movie I apologize
And his name was Romulus!
The bear necessities
TObbh "THE LAW OF THE JUNGLE "
Most animals recognize the young of another species. If a cat or dog sees humans as food the children would be attacked first. However we are companions of cats and dogs so they have a lot of patience with a baby, (much more than adults), and protectiveness. That being said, if a dog treats an over-eager baby the same way as an over-eager puppy, the baby would get hurt, or at least become terrified of the dog.
Animals are facinating...
Frank R. Haugen you are an animal.
They understand hierarchy, so to them the baby isn't human-puppy it's basically _young master_ so they respect him the same as their true master. Kind of like how a butler respects the children of his masters the same as them, but in dog relation.
Frank R. Haugen cats will often see their owner's children as their own and will protect them
Humans are animals.
My Dad said if he ever had a dog again, one of the dogs he would consider would be the Siberian Husky. He has always liked Siberian Huskies. This Siberian Husky played with this human baby in a gentle, patient, caring, & nice way. This is a cute video. Thanks for sharing.
Ian Bowman Then perhaps you should have done some research before buying one?
Ian Bowman Yes, you're giving up.
Ian Bowman You're ass at training, and biting doesn't stop till around two years of age.
VelvetGal5 Personally I think Huskies are absolutely beautiful, and they are smart. But they are notorious for being aloof and stubborn. Basically they are smart enough to learn just about anything, but will you have one that WANTS to listen? :)
VelvetGal5 My husky Emilio lives 16 years, was very smart, gentle, and clean, on spring you must brushing his fur, that´s a problem, but they are lovely and the other think you have to considerate, it´s the husky only responds, just one person in the house, he must recognize you like his Alpha or never gonna care about what you say to him, i have others dogs, but him was so special.
Do dogs "know" when to be gentle vs when to be rough? My two year old Siberian Husky is awesome around kids, yet she loves playing rough with other dogs or even with me... This is great.
Marc Trujillo Yes, they absolutely do.
Marc Trujillo Dogs definitely know. We had a Samoyed/Border Collie/Retriever cross called Sam, he used to bring his rope toy out to the street and play tug of war with the kids in the street.
He'd sometimes literally dragged them up and down the street, everybody apparently had a lot of fun. But there was one little boy who had Cerebral Palsy, Sam would let him win every time.
*****
:') what a beautiful story.
***** That's incredible. Often times I wonder how people could ever look at an animal is just... an "animal". Does that make sense?
Marc Trujillo It makes sense to me, but I can't speak for everybody...
look at how the baby appears to be trying to grab the dog's ear and bite it. the dog just keeps ignoring it and shuffling away as if he's exercising some special patience for the baby human.
+M A R V I N C A S I N O I noticed that! They usually get very annoyed if you try to grab their ears and it's a sign of their intelligence when he patiently moves his head out of the way.
+M A R V I N C A S I N O Do you have kids? At that age, babies have no language, haven't really refined their motor skills (hence the jerky movements they have), and they test everything by tasting it or putting it in their mouths. The baby isn't trying to *bite* the dog. Those ears just look interesting.
I noticed that too so the dog is very smart and doesn't want to hurt the baby
+M A R V I N C A S I N O my husband had a cat who didnt like me. he had it since it was just born and when i married i was maybe considered an intruder. the cat would show his displeasure with me. The feeling was mutual. I didnt like cats too but i wouldnt harm it or hurt it. I just left it alone. But the cat was unusually tolerant and kind to our baby...
+M A R V I N C A S I N O At one point when the baby grabs his ears, he gently lifts a paw to push the tiny hand out of the way! Smart dog!
What a beautiful dog and baby, it's great when parents trust the family pet with the children x
That's the type of dog I've always wanted to have and WILL have at some point in my life.
MunkyChunk
Id recommend it
I had one that lived to 16 who died when I was 11
And currently have another one who is turning 1 after Christmas
They are the best dogs
I RECOMMEND GOLDEN RETRIEVERS SERIOUSLY
They have a lot of energy and don't listen very well as puppies so be prepared for that. They can also be destructive if you don't give them enough exercise. They are super sweet as adults though, and like you can see, great with kids.
GamerGal 11 is there any chance of the dog mauling the baby I would love go get one, can they smell that it's a baby are they aware
Jay Kaulitzke this comment is why I'm gonna get a husky
It's actually more fascinating seeing the baby learn "dog plays with ball, maybe put ball in dogs mouth?"
That is a REALLY good dog. Baby needs some work
Maddy Hall I know that's just a joke but the parent should have hollered at the baby when she started pulling at the husky's fur and ears, just so she could associate these actions with bad behavior and avoid them later down the line.
Baby needs some work? 😂😂😂
yea it's about the way it interacts with the dog. at some point, the baby is literally punching his face and trying to wrestle him. In baby terms of course.
yarpen26 I was thinking exactly the same thing, it annoys me when people allow bounderies to be overstepped for views!!
Maddy Hall favorite comment HAHAHAH
2:22 “Not the ear, kid”
0:32
"Give doggy papa/mama a kissie!! GIVE MEHHH
And to think people actually abuse these beautiful and intelligent animals :(
MightyGalactus you're kidding right ?
I know a species that's supposed to be more beautiful, and intelligent than dogs; humans.
Oh, what? We abuse ourselves too? Oh, you!
The baby saw the dog chewing on the ball😂😂So she tried too😭😭😭😂
Hope the dog doesn't eat his own poop!
+jtno2 OH GOD NO
+jtno2 OH GOD NO
Yep! he surely don't wash his teeth with toothpaste everyday.
SO MANY DANGEROUS BACTERIA!
People is so ignorant.
jtno2 HAHHAHAHAG
Dog's like "I love you, my little bald puppy."
I had a big smile from the beginning to the end of the video!
THE DOG MADE THE BABY FETCH THE BALL
it's a good idea to train babies when they are young.
Maggie Jenson omg ... they are evolving
Best friends now and forever. Thank you for sharing.
dogs are called man's best friend for a reason
Indeed they are. I believe they are the definition of unconditional love and that we need them; especially children do.
amazing how this dog instinctively knows this is a baby and he/she needs to be gentle
Kirsten Lance most large breeds are like this. it's the ankle biters you have to worry about.
Absolutely flipping adorable! 😍😍
Babies seem to be fascinated by ears, doggy and human alike. 😁
Too good... this is like my 97th time watching this... every couple of days, I just gotta
most well trained husky i've ever seen. he even gentle pushed the babies hands off his ears when the baby was roughly grabbing his ears(2:30)
red 1980s toyota 4runner with stripes yeah that was really cute lol
May this dog and baby live many happy, loving years together!
Dog and baby totally trust each other just look at how relaxed they are!
vids like this are good for dealing with trauma
they are quite obviously speaking the same language.
Something's wrong; they are communicating. 🌚
humble rc you know too much
humble rc Uh oh you know, we must erase your memory of this
WERECOMPROMISED
they are probably old friends. very old friends. probably seen each other for a few trips down.
This is so cute! The Husky is so gentle and playful.
Amazing! 👏🏻😎
Ball goes in mouth. He's a fast learner.
THAT is what ya call a great pet! Patience with a baby.
Who else thought the baby was more likely to hurt the dog
Miss Lynxie same
Miss Lynxie if the baby would hurt the dog, he/she would probably give an acoustic signal or if the baby really crosses the line the dog would start to defend him-/herself(without much force), and every owner that punishes his dog for that deserves a stone to the head, babies have to learn that dogs are not toys.
babies are just curious and very stupid. not cruel. all comes with age and discipline.
Екатерина Журавлёва Babies are not stupid, Ekaterina. On the contrary, they are quite smart. They learn faster than adults.
They just lack the experience..
+Miss Lynxie u r joking right???did u even touch a baby and hold their hand????babies are very cute and their skin r very soft...i bet the dog enjoyed being touched by the baby..!
So cute! I love how baby puts the toy in the huskies mouth
now this is what i call proof that animals love and have brains a feel too so treat them good dont be such bad people treat animals good
ok but treat them good/HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOUR PARENTS JUST TREATS YOU LIKE S$%T HUH? Treat the anmilas good and they will treat you good.
Oreo spice Stop telling me what to do, i know how to treat animal, if they good to me, i will give them food, if they're not, i will give them a whip. It's discipline, not animal abusive.
thats good
but i am agaaints annimal abuse
Oreo spice I don't care
+*CONOR McGLORIOUS* ... this is why animal abuse happens...
wow...that dob must be loving the baby so much...beautiful moment
The dog just thinks this thing is some sort of hairless puppy I bet. Welcome to the pack. We howl at midnight sharp-every night :)
+AngelPlays BG Huskies can be really stubborn and really the only thing to remember is he is at the teen-ager stage now and that is even worse for listening. I would use food as a motivator...Initially you must gain control and food is usually the way to do it. It doesn't have to be expensive treats. I just use ordinary kibble as training treats. Reward any behavior you like with a piece of kibble and lots of praise and touching.. ignore the behaviors you do not want (do not reward with food, praise, any voice recognition. Use the food/kibble as an attention getter and reward system..Gradually once you know he knows what the commands are you can start to not use the food..gradually stop rewarding with food and move to a praise reward system....All this takes time and consistency. If you do not put in the time needed you will not get the results you desire
Hairless puppy lol.
It's almost as if he knows it's a baby. Like the baby's pulling on his fur and poking his eyes, yet he remains calm and gentle, because he knows the baby isn't in control of itself and doesn't mean to.
Honestly, it's quite amazing.
Absolutely, that's why he's so patient with him. However those gesture could be stressfull and hurtfull. That dog shouldn't have to endure that, just because he's smart.
@@oceaneo4603 That's definitely true, I never meant that it was right that the dog has to endure stressers like these, I was simply pointing out how patient the dog is with the baby. A dog's unconditional love is something else, really.
this may well be the cutest thing on the internet
Lol this dog would be a better parent than most people
Definitely, I mean, some parents beat and rape their kids, this dog just plays with them.
I love my siberian husky
Husky is so sweet and patient with the baby. Shared this video with my friend and he loved it! He has a husky too
Awww what a cute baby, i was talking about the husky.
The baby seems submissive but you should be careful. Babies act instinctively and could bite the dog out of nowhere and I rather not see the baby put down.
Bahahaha! X'D
Aaaaaaaaaahaaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaa! I'm
laughing so hard. 😝
lol!
very cute
other way around😭😂
For the record, dogs have babies too. It's not that far-fetched to assume they'd know how to be gentle and patient.
+VoyagerAbove Well said
But, a dogs version of gentle with there kids is different then this.
Arianna Silva And yet it demonstrates their capacity for self control.
***** I'm not saying they are bad. They aren't. I was just saying they are rougher with their own young. Not bashing on the dog, it was just a fact.
Film Producer You are vastly overestimating their ability to reason. Also dogs probably didn't evolve from wolves; they simply have a common wolf-like ancestor. They're actually some hundred thousand years apart.
It's hard to be sure since they've been with us since long, long before recorded history (some tens of thousands of years to our ~5,000 years of recorded history).
A most well-trained and -behaving dog. Congratulations, she's beautiful!
SUCH A GOOD DOG!!!
I love how this dog is being so gentle and knows and understands that it's a baby to these are my favorite dogs.
it's makes me want a dog and a baby at the same time😑. loll 😂😂
Kevin Yohanes yes give birth to both
Sir I.K Elzyy im dead💀😂👀
Kevin Yohanes you can adopt both
Kevin Yohanes 7
I think you should try doggie style
So adorable to watch. Amazing thing in the entire universe.
an ear, let me bite it....too funny
Mike Kearns :-) she wanted that ear.
and the dog says "uh uh" and gently moves out of the way and puts a paw on the baby to make sure she doesn't do it again....no growling, yipping, nothing....what an amazing dog.....
Dogs are the best!
most fucking adorable thing I've ever seen
Oh this is amazing! My little girl is nearly 2 and I have a 8 month old Border Collie and a 3 month old Lurcher, plus 3 cats, and My daughter loves them all so much, it's great how gentle they are with her and her with them. Animals are family too and this video proves that :)
Yes they are family too, they deserve love and protection from their owners.
I wonder what would happens the other way around. Oh wait ! I know ! You would get rid of the animal, one way or another.
"I won't play with you if you keep pulling on my ears, baby"
Aw :3
0:35 RKO OUTTA NOWHERE!!!
rekt
*who can say where the road ends...*
LOL
LMFAO
rideordie AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA
Baby tried to bite his ear; dog was like, wait a minute *SON* i don't know you like that.
Yeah 😂😂😂
Huey Freeman 😹
Huey Freeman lol.
Omg this has got to be the cutest thing ever!! You can tell the husky loves the baby. ❤❤❤
Aw this is so sweet. The husky is so patient with the baby. I cringed when the baby pulled on the husky's ear...that had to hurt. However the husky just walked away when it had enough LOL.
Hannah Polan That's how they train puppies. "I'm tired of getting bit on the ears, I'm gonna go away from you now." Then after a few months the puppy realizes that it doesn't get to play with its friend when it bites their ears.
+Hannah Polan I don't thin the ear thing would hurt much - pullies usually do the same thing while their long-suffering parents sit there and sigh, so it probably wasn't too bad. :) (and yeah, the "okay, patience is wearing thin, imma walk away now" attitude was hilarious! It's my usual policy with other people's babies too. ;D)
Good God. That's a good dog
*Baby starts grabbing the husky's ears"
Husky: "alright not the ears"
Dogs are the most wonderful creatures. Their intuitive ability to read our emotions, understand not only what we say but what we feel is extraordinary. To have a dog is to understand what true unconditional love is.
Nothing can be cuter than this! Aww!❤
I love this compilation 😍🐶
Put a cat in the mix and you've won the internet.
What did you say gtfo this wasn't no stupid cat cats don't show how they feel they don't play just gtfo right now
+I Love My Husky hahaha right
+blank man lol I really do
Cats are just lazy they dont play they sleep and eat
hater get out and dont watch it
THAT, is a well adjusted dog.
Gerg C sadly a lot of people just do not understand how to raise a dog. This is a perfect example of when its done right.
What a sweetheart this husky is!😁
How can anyone down vote this video? It is perfect
aww the dog gently brushes off the baby when he grabs his ears.
I'm a grown ass 28 year old man and I'm sitting here at work and I can't stop physically crying...first because of this beautiful interaction between a graceful dog and feral child, but then again 5 minutes later because of how hilariously savage this comment section is.
Todeswalzer hgt
"Feral child" Umm, okay... So a baby playing with a dog is feral now?
My favorite video of all time! This is how every child should grow up.