



I'm not quite sure how I feel about all this. Having to share the attention, the toys, and the FOOD. But I will have someone else to entertain, someone to teach things to, someone to snuggle with. Well, I guess it won't be all bad.
Oh baby! Have we got a lot to share about dogs and babies. This blog is written by Certified Professional Dog Trainer Jenn Merritt and her dog Royal. Jenn specializes in helping expectant pet parents and pet parents with new babies adapt to life with their dogs. Royal specializes in squirrel investigation, attempted motorcycle herding, and sleeping belly up.
3 comments:
We are so glad that she still has her tail. We both have ours. We can talk so much better with them.
Peter and Sophie
PA Australian Shepherds
Oh Royal! A baby sister! You will have to hide all your toys because I can tell you that these puppies just take over everything.
Your friend,
Niamh
I am so glad that you are going to be entering our contest Royal. The prizes are going to be great. See you on Monday.
Your friends,
Niamh & Ambrose
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