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When the time comes to bring a baby in their home, a lot of dog owners have a hard time deciding whether or not their furbaby will get along with the infant. That is one of the big reasons why so many dogs end up in shelters across the country, among other issues. It is pretty safe to say that your <a href="https://rumble.com/v3do89-owner-creates-nike-prosthetic-paw-for-his-canine-companion.html" target="_blank">canine companion</a> is well aware that it is your first baby, so when a new, human baby comes to the scene, they will feel the shift in routine. Animal behaviorists recommend that you ease up on your pet pal in the months prior to bringing your child home, so that when you bring the child home, your dog will know that this creature is also part of the pack, worthy of love and respect. Some dogs might need more prep that others, like fluffy little Max. When his owners brought their baby son Adrian Nathaniel to the home, the pup knew perfectly well what needed to be done. As the baby lay in his rocker, soundly asleep with pacifier in mouth, the <a href="https://rumble.com/v3a6mz-yorkie-falls-asleep-listening-to-steve-perry.html" target="_blank">Yorkie</a> comes running to his side, checking if the blankie is in place. Since it isn’t, Max makes sure that Adrian is covered well; we don’t want our buddy to get sick, do we?