[zin0]

[RiversEdge]

awwww. baby happy. dog happy. nice world we live in, ……………………… sometimes.

[whodat666]

That's a rarity I wouldn't in a million years have one of those dogs or have my child around one of them they all need to be euthanized. Don't trust pitbulls. Sure it's just a baby but they all grow up and they're just good for fighting.

[jesse]

People. If you know anything about dogs, the baby lying UNDER the dog is just wrong. And if you know anything about dogs, the insistence to put it's head and body on top of the infant is screaming resource guarding/possession.

The child needs to be considered ALPHA and that is NOT happening in that video.

I am not saying the dog is going to attack the child. I'd have to observe more behavior. What I do see is the dog is owning the child. And that is not good.

[CrunchyCripple]

Originally Posted by whodat666 ↗

That's a rarity I wouldn't in a million years have one of those dogs or have my child around one of them they all need to be euthanized. Don't trust pitbulls. Sure it's just a baby but they all grow up and they're just good for fighting.

That’s an adult Staffordshire Terrier, not a “Mini Pit Bull”.

Allowing your dog to guard anything from you, as the owner is a bad thing. It is not cute and can become dangerous.

[SimoneFlen']

Great bit of parenting there! We'll see that poor child in the death section soon when that staffy mauls him to death.

Dogs + children do not mix, especially the way this irresponsible twat is doing it.

*Cue dog lovers 'fucking off' my post in 1, 2, 3...

[murofhsirgo]

I love that, thanks:)

[jesse]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Great bit of parenting there! We'll see that poor child in the death section soon when that staffy mauls him to death.

Dogs + children do not mix, especially the way this irresponsible twat is doing it.

*Cue dog lovers 'fucking off' my post in 1, 2, 3...

Kids and dogs do mix well if the adults teach the dog and the kids how to respect one another. Dogs minds are not really complicated and if you watch behavior you can figure out what is going on in that brain.

Never ever should a child be put in a position that they do not have control over the dog just like the adults. And until that child can do this, it is the adult's job to make sure that dog knows it's place.

I'm a firm believer in having good, positive control over your dogs. But I also believe not every dog is good. Saying "it's how you raise them" is not always the case.

Never doubt genetics. Never.

[rabbit929]

Originally Posted by Olivia ↗

Kids and dogs do mix well if the adults teach the dog and the kids how to respect one another. Dogs minds are not really complicated and if you watch behavior you can figure out what is going on in that brain.

Never ever should a child be put in a position that they do not have control over the dog just like the adults. And until that child can do this, it is the adult's job to make sure that dog knows it's place.

I'm a firm believer in having good, positive control over your dogs. But I also believe not every dog is good. Saying "it's how you raise them" is not always the case.

Never doubt genetics. Never.

I’ve had quite a few animals but there’s only one that was absolutely a fucking worthless piece of shit. Purebred American Eskimo. Little fucking asshole. He was a cute little shit but we finally realized there was no fixing his behavior, no one wants a dog that bites kids, eats shit, and pukes all over the house and shreds furniture, so we put him in the dirt where he belonged.
The current dog is a mutt, German Shepard/husky/golden retriever mix and he’s a saint. Loved playing with the kids, quiet, doesn’t shred nothing, almost no training like I have done with previous animals just a good family animal that’s just happy to be here.
The dog in the video is a puppy, and will be learning the ins and outs with the kid growing up. It’s a beautiful thing, but should always be closely observed.

[mmansfield]

No such thing as a "mini" pitbull. Anyone who has their child around a pitbull should have that child taken away.