"Existence is hard" - I felt that

@linapesz313

3 ай бұрын

Me too

@muffpaddy

3 ай бұрын

Me three

@IamWanderwoman

3 ай бұрын

It really is

@nobody9240

3 ай бұрын

It really is

@elle2871

3 ай бұрын

To my soul.

Time, patience, and empathy. "She's just a 4 week old puppy" - exactly.

@LilMissForgotten-nx4kf

3 ай бұрын

​@@dakotafrazier2985 Alpha ain't a actual term for wolves

@riggs3281

3 ай бұрын

@@dakotafrazier2985You seem like you beat children and small animals if they make you upset.

@ritabennett

3 ай бұрын

​@@dakotafrazier2985"i have no sympathy or empathy" that much is clear

@daisymay6505

3 ай бұрын

@@dakotafrazier2985 you sound absolutely horrid and i feel so sorry for your dogs

@clayfan3

3 ай бұрын

@@dakotafrazier2985you shouldn’t own animals, in fact i wouldn’t trust you around children, either. you think creatures smaller than you must obey you. fucking pathetic

No matter how tough you think you are. The puppy is crying, you hold it

@StaccatoRedFox

2 ай бұрын

Nah, that’s how they end up training humans

@diTaykan

2 ай бұрын

@@StaccatoRedFox I will never understand how people think an INFANT seeking COMFORT from its caretaker(s) is 'training' or 'being manipulative'.

@Laszlo5897

2 ай бұрын

​@@StaccatoRedFoxyou need therapy bro

@sueholdener4135

2 ай бұрын

People are stupid

@TheQwertyuiop6

2 ай бұрын

​@@StaccatoRedFox nigga you a pussy with holding a gun as your pfp 🤣 actin tough on a vid about comforting puppies PUPPIES NIGGA 🤣 your daddy never came back and it shows

I like the way the mom just walks away, like I need a break...that's your problem. 😂

@cosmicreef5858

2 ай бұрын

she does not Stop thinking that children are ANY kind of burden to ANYONE They are NOT

@norfolkngood8960

2 ай бұрын

@@cosmicreef5858 sense of humour bypass...

@princessmoo4891

2 ай бұрын

@@cosmicreef5858 Children are a burden, next.

@JessicaViolaT

2 ай бұрын

​@@cosmicreef5858Even the most loving mother need a break. And it is a heavy burden raising children, wonderful and magic burden yes, but still a burden.

@kyce2742

2 ай бұрын

​@@cosmicreef5858lighten up goddamn it was just a joke and children are blessings and burdens through no fault of their own and parents are only human

I slept with my dog when he would cry as a puppy. Having his needs met as a baby made him grow into one of the most self confident, well adjusted dogs I’ve ever met. This holds true for all creatures.

@Kinypshun

2 ай бұрын

So true! Our breeder told us to crate our 12 week old GSD at night and never let him sleep on our bed until he adjusts to the crate. Every time he got sleepy we would gently put him in his crate next to our bed and he'd scream. Three times and that was it. He was on the bed. He grew up to be confident and calm.

@Dani-lc9hq

2 ай бұрын

🎯💛🙏 truth!

@_--____--______--___

2 ай бұрын

​@@Kinypshunmy Labs breeder didn't like the idea of me leaving him in a crate whilst I went to work, but it only took him maybe 3 weeks or so for him to stop screaming in his crate. I've taken him to bed with me every night since I got him at 9 weeks old. He's now nearing 9 months old and has no separation anxiety. I knew from previous experience that if I either crated him or locked him in another room when it was bedtime that he'd scream the house down.

@Kinypshun

2 ай бұрын

@@_--____--______--___ I didn't last more than 3 days 🤣 but no regrets. He was a complete joy from moment I brought him home to when he died in my arms.

@_--____--______--___

2 ай бұрын

@@Kinypshun I wouldn't have made it past the first night as I know how bad it can be. I got lucky too because he's only ever had 2 accidents on my bed, but they were as he'd stretched before I picked him up to take him downstairs. Luckily I have a waterproof blanket, so it's easy to clean up. I've dealt with puppies crying on a night when they're crated and you're in bed and I'll never do that again. They can cry when I'm not in the house.

That precious breathing into the mic as she calms down is so cute

@LLandS18

3 ай бұрын

So cute!

@indarknesswedwell9193

3 ай бұрын

The sniffling was at maximum capacity!! 💓💓💓

@bougougesjeweleryworld

3 ай бұрын

Beat goes hard

@ReganSkye2010

2 ай бұрын

That was the part that made me wanna cuddle her too 🥺

@alexiswilliamsinc

2 ай бұрын

I’m sleepy now.

After seeing so many ppl treat their pets badly, this made me unbelievably happy. This is how you treat your pets

"I'm just a baby!" 🥺 she might have tummy cramps like a human baby. Cuddles are best ❤

It's the same for humans. People can talk all they want about crying it out but kids aren't actually gonna learn self regulation without first coregulation. Makes sense the same is true for puppies

@mariebarbeau1555

2 ай бұрын

Totally!😊

@TonyHalle

2 ай бұрын

After a certain age it does work to teach them self regulation, as long as you made sure there's no emergency and don't completely ignore them 😅

@shalinimahalingam9064

2 ай бұрын

@@TonyHalle precisely, it's just knowing the point at which to gently transition into letting them self regulate so they don't demand attention and affection into adolescence.

@evelyn_r

2 ай бұрын

But the important thing is to give them a reasonable length of time for them to try and regulate themselves. Really it’s about finding the balance. I assume puppies are like babies, falling asleep is like pressing the pause button and how they fell asleep is how they’re going to wake up feeling, basically a continuation. As they get older, you can start taking steps back softly, less holding, caressing and smoothing where they’re meant to be asleep, to just being near and verbally settling them, to being more distant from where you let them know they’re safe and you’re near to them not needing you at all but it takes time and sometimes they’re the ones going backwards and you need to go back to what works with them and restart the process of slowly stepping back until they can settle themselves. It takes a lot of time and patience but it is worth it.

@pathfinderwellcare

2 ай бұрын

Exactly.

I've been crying like that for a long time and no big handsome hunkers come to pick me up and cuddle me and tell me how hard life is.

@Axiomatic75

2 ай бұрын

That's how hard life is.

@squirrel1226

2 ай бұрын

maybe if we were cute little 4 week old puppies life would be much easier 😢

@Axiomatic75

2 ай бұрын

@squirrel1226 Depends. If you're a puppy born to a street dog, your life might be harsh and short. As a human, it's best to accept what you are and make the best of it.

@brettc2114

2 ай бұрын

LMFAOOOO

@GinaJonesStillettoQueen

2 ай бұрын

Same

Everyone NEEDS a little reassurance, kindness, and love!

Someone to comfort you while saying “existence is hard” while kissing your forehead is now my ultimate goal in intimacy

she said "don't ever stop kisses". i heard her say it.

@user-vb6gl6nf7c

3 ай бұрын

Me too! ❤❤❤ She’s a little love bug.

@shannonnauer3367

3 ай бұрын

Wow, I thought I was the only one who heard her! Thank goodness I'm not aline. Omg, I thought I heard her say she wanted to come live with me, did you guys hear that too?

@2goblinsinatrenchcoat

2 ай бұрын

Me too, and you legally cannot ever stop the kisses.

@everlasting9292

2 ай бұрын

It was pretty clear. I definitely heard it, too.

@ExpandDong420

2 ай бұрын

When? I didn't hear anything of the sort

The most important thing babies need to learn in order to be calm and confident adults is that the world is safe and people can be relied on. The reality of life is taught later.

@max-zv7sf

2 ай бұрын

The reality is that most people are mostly good, and are trying to do the best they can. Even though most of us are really bad at deciding what "good" is. These are just people you have to pay some attention to. But then there is always a small minority of ABSOLUTE DIPSHITS. Those are the reason we train dogs like this puppy to jump for the throat.

@Jonathan-A.C.

2 ай бұрын

That seems like an illogical point. If you think the world is harsh, cold, and doesn’t deserve trust, then why teach babies to thrive in a different environment? If you don’t think the world is like that, then why does “reality” mean something else?

@alceini

2 ай бұрын

@@Jonathan-A.C. you need to know that you can find something to fall back on, that you can rely on others and that you can become someone who others rely on. that's how you find solace and make progress in an otherwise cold world.

@Jonathan-A.C.

2 ай бұрын

@@alceini Sure, but then the “reality” statement simply, and in actuality, means just “rest of how the world works”, as opposed to saying that it is directly a different an oppositional thing

@mooncrime4998

2 ай бұрын

​@@Jonathan-A.C. I mean, I think I get their point. The world is often an arbitrarily violent place where you can get punished for a lot of innocent things. However, believing this is not genuinely in conflict with the belief that children should be brought up in the understanding that they are safe and loved. Nobody is perfectly safe all the time, but being raised in a way that instills the belief that you are *unsafe* at all times leads one to look for danger in everything as an adult, including in places where there is no danger. Constantly being on high alert doesn't actually help people navigate a harsh world, since anxiety expects danger whether there genuinely is any or not. It is also exhausting and puts a lot of strain on the body and mind, making it harder to respond to problems effectively when they do come up.

Aww...a big muscular man comforting a puppy is everything 😂❤

People forget puppies are just the toddler version of dogs and need help and comfort too from time to time, thank you for remembering she's a living creature and not a robot bred to perform.💖

Her crying got my dog running through the house trying to look for said puppy 🤣💙

@JuiceMade3603

2 ай бұрын

Aw :(

@AmiWhiteWolf

2 ай бұрын

Awe your dog wants to comfort a puppy ❤️

@mihailmilev9909

2 ай бұрын

​@@JuiceMade3603aw indeed

@WarsmithThanatos

2 ай бұрын

Mine is still searching 😊

@wareforcoin5780

2 ай бұрын

My cat came looking for the baby too. He's a good mama.

Man I need someone to do this for me. Existence IS hard

@Lol1hi2

3 ай бұрын

That might sound crazy and you dont have to do it. But hear me out please... I am christian. I really understood God is real, when he promised he would heal me before it happend (I hoped, but I did not believe enough to count a Placebo effect..). So now to the thing that I do, if everything is to much. I lay down in Bed and imagine I lay in Gods Hand (I dont picture a Hand, more of the concept). I just lay there. I could tell him, whats going on, but I mostly dont. I remind myself, that he loves me and knows how overwhelmed I am. That he sees me. And rest.

@zarrowthehorse

3 ай бұрын

​@@Lol1hi2That's sweet. I am agnostic but I wish I believed in a god, I feel it would be comforting like you described. Plus the added bonus of being less afraid of death

@charlenewilliams219

3 ай бұрын

@@zarrowthehorse what I understand people are ready to go on to death. If they felt they’ve done what they’re supposed to do with their life then they’re ready to have a natural death.

@foxridge4352

3 ай бұрын

Me too

@anaconda6016

3 ай бұрын

I also want a giant man to pick me up, kiss my head and tell me existence is hard

Telling a chubby pupper existence is hard as they quietly sob in your arms is so hilarious yet wholesome

Love her little 'poor me' breathing ....untill your cuddling settles her.❤❤❤

And THAT'S the reason your high drive working dogs won't get hyper active and are able to relax! Such an important lesson tought to Pink today. Most people especial with high driven dog breeds are only teaching them very fast activities (thinking they need to work/play them till they're tired and stop on their own - which they won't) and totally forget they need to teach them how to relax too.🥰

@gnomoblu8015

3 ай бұрын

Well said. The higher their drive, the earlier we need to teach them how to relax and enjoy it

@jeepmanxj

3 ай бұрын

Remember. This dude is producing and training some of the finest bite animals you can find and not once does he use dominance for anything.

@LMCorvinus

3 ай бұрын

especially shepherds and malinois'. they already know how to be nuts, they're awake 😂 it's learning how to chill out that they're not great at and need guidance

@wolfsdream499

3 ай бұрын

@@LMCorvinus Yes! Terriers will need that guidance too!

@apbt067

3 ай бұрын

@@jeepmanxjyou have no clue what this guy does off camera . One short clip his dogs get into a small skirmish and he says “enough” one time and they immediately separate. I don’t see any other way to achieve that other than delivering physical correction. And there is nothing wrong with well timed understood correction to a dog. I have never seen an all positive dog trainer that has a dog that will listen to them when it really wants to do something else like chase something or go interact with some kind of other stimulus. Stop believing everything someone says about how they do things. Some people care what others think. He obviously has excellent trained dogs so whatever he does on and off camera works. All positive or all negative dog training is not optimal. Balanced training with only corrections when necessary and also understood by the dog is what works best. If he achieves the level of obedience that his dogs have by 100% positive training then he has to be the only one in history. And technically just telling them the word enough is a verbal correction. Technically. I do believe to do everything possible in a positive way snd set them up for success as much as possible. Dominance is a misunderstood term by some, he is definitely the pack leader. There is a reason that dogs in packs give correction because it’s natural and it works. It’s what they naturally understand when done correctly.

Tiny puppy with really big feelings and emotions, so she needs a tall enough person to just hold her and tell her it's OK. We feel you puppy ❤

@strongestnattyever-videos2247

2 ай бұрын

*I have a 6.75 inch pork sword.*

@charlykatbat4468

2 ай бұрын

@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 I'd see a doctor about that

@strongestnattyever-videos2247

2 ай бұрын

@@charlykatbat4468 *I am very happy with the length of my shaft, I don’t need to see a doctor. It is very wide too.*

"Existence is hard" I've never heard a more true quote

She just wants love...shes a baby. I have a 8 week old baby just like that. Hes the cuties thing ever and so is she!

Common sense that get lost the more time you spend in the dog community (talking from experience). Thank you for showing this piece of normality!

@danascully1248

3 ай бұрын

My basset mix doesn't pay attention well. He's not too ill behaved but he can't focus unless he's doing something really fun. He didn't focus on me during heeling, and he sometimes pulled on the leash as well. Dog trainer told me to stop walking him with a harness. I told the dog trainer that he chokes whenever I put the slightest pressure on his neck. (Later he was diagnosed with collapsing trachea) Trainer told me that if he chokes, then it's his fault for pulling.

@christophjanssen9324

3 ай бұрын

@@danascully1248 Yeah, thats a really sad example. Did you listen to your gut? Some trainers just dont look at the individual dog and stick to their tools and ways - and thus neglect important social and psychological factors n backrounds. Makes me sad. I do know some behaviourists that really know their stuff, I wish there was a way to properly certify that.

@user-vb6gl6nf7c

3 ай бұрын

@@danascully1248 Hmmm, that guy practicing medicine without a license. I’m glad you spotted that and switched leashes.

@EbCeRe

3 ай бұрын

​@@danascully1248Oh, I hope you didn't listen to the dog trainer who probably was the old school macho kind of trainer. Love is what they need!

@danascully1248

3 ай бұрын

@@EbCeRe ofc not! I 100% agree

Who in their right mind would yell at an adorable baby sausage? 😊❤ That age is to be treasured & you will fondly remember it forever.❤

@Skyesoceaneyes

3 ай бұрын

And I'm sure it will lead her to be ready to trust other humans as well.

@tiobe73

3 ай бұрын

there are ppl who hit newborns, to "toughen them up" or just bcs they get overwhelmed by the crying - feel like those ppl would do the same to cute puppies... but yeah, they dont count! no one in their right mind obvsly - I couldnt resist any reason or excuse to cuddle those cute puppies!

@WillowT442

3 ай бұрын

People who think you will spoil a baby by holding them too much. I held and comforted my children whenever they needed it. Guess what that led to - they are independent adults that learned to regulate their emotions and developed empathy for others and are very caring. They learn by how they are treated. Young animals and humans learn to regulate their nervous system by being held and cared for when they are in distress.

@AngelusNielson

3 ай бұрын

"in thier right mind" is the key phrase. Some people are horrible and shoudl not have pets or any contact with othr living beings.

@megsmileyface6202

3 ай бұрын

It really is true. My family wasn't near as responsible pet owners when I was a kid (country rednecks), so we had a few batches of oops puppies. I've never gotten to see such young puppies age up ever since, but it really is incredible to see. And the little puppy noises will take your heart away. ❤

I love seeing people being nice and having a tender moment with their animals I do it with my dog all the time. I was once on the sidewalk in front of an empty building, but there was a CVS right next to it. A guy walked out and went "umm.." loud enough so that I knew he was there. I just looked up and was like "oh, hi" while continuing to cuddle my dog. 😂

I love the little sniffs into the mike ☺️

I say the same thing to my 3 week old human baby ❤ "babying is hard" because it is! They didn't ask to be put in this world, and they rely on us for every little thing to simply exist. They have big feelings for tiny creatures, and we all benifit from a little reassurance and kisses.

@funeats8201

2 ай бұрын

I kinda think our souls do sign up for this shit show. I just don’t know why! 🤣

@darkoracle7534

2 ай бұрын

@@funeats8201 It's boring in the endless void, that little sprinkle of existential agony gives some spice. Problem is, some get way more than a sprinkle of it.

One of the most incredible experiences in my life is holding pups like these. I grew up with working line German Shepherds and to see them go from pudgy potatoes to incredible warriors is absolutely awe invoking

That is the most wholesome thing. I love this.

Seeing this tenderness and gentleness is really healing.

I love how the breathing gradually slowed down-relaxation

It’s hard being a little puppy, she needs some extra cuddles. I think Pink is going to be a sweetheart and need someone that likes to love on her too.

@user-vb6gl6nf7c

3 ай бұрын

Great potential as a trained service animal. ❤

@eurekamreum5458

3 ай бұрын

Yes, she and Purple have very sweet personalities and love being loved, I hope their future owners will give them many many cuddles.

I think she calmed us all down too with her breathing into the mic. ❤️

It's those heavy, emotional puppy snuffles that always get me :'(

Poor pink is doing her best. Learning how life works from scratch is hard.❤

@BurnTheBluestSkies

3 ай бұрын

People forget this with kids of all species, including our own.

That's kinda what I did with my pup when I just got him. If he was restless I'd just pet him and talk to him softly until he was asleep 🥹 They're just babies and they need that extra love ❤ Love the puppy content!!

@user-vb6gl6nf7c

3 ай бұрын

I had to literally wear one of my kittens for almost a month when I first got him. He would scream if I put him down. I put him in a big scarf folded up and tied onto me and he could poke his head up any time he wanted to see something. He was the last in his litter and the owner couldn’t find him when he was looking. I was just standing there, during a tornado, and this kitten launched itself at my chest like a missile. Miss him… 😢😢😢❤❤❤

@accalya271

3 ай бұрын

@@user-vb6gl6nf7c That sounds super lovely 😍 There's just something about this fragile little animal that calls for your warmth. Not to mention it must've looked absolutely adorable seeing that little curious head pop out of that folded up scarf 🥰🥺🥹 Sounds like your little kitten had found his true safe haven!

@brandidick8012

2 ай бұрын

The pups need wach others warmth to though not a human. What would he hav done in the wild

@accalya271

2 ай бұрын

@@brandidick8012 But they are not wild. They would not have any grownup wild dog to teach them. They are born in a warm loving human home with a man who sees further than just "here and now". He's raising them to become really great guard dogs for a really good cause

This is so wholesome! Such patience and empathy. Pinks breaths on the mic...so sweet! Such a sweet puppy. They are all so lucky to be born in your family

Bro looks like he could fold people in half but has such a soft and caring soul. I love people like this

The Thangling just needed some love

I could fall asleep to a 10 hour video of a 💪 grown man giving a tiny 🐶 sweet kisses. This is the cutest video!

@Catscrazycrafts27

2 ай бұрын

Same❤

I love puppy breath when snuggle them❤

She just needs her mommy. The more intelligent they are the longer it takes for them to grow up. But it's well worth the wait....🥰🥰🥰🥰👍😉

What a big wide world - especially for a little pup! We all need a little comfort sometimes!

Mama Thang knowing full well her puupaahs are in safe hands :’)

@Wesmin

2 ай бұрын

I assume there is a good reason the mom dog isn't in there to comfort the puppy herself? I just don't know it, and it doesn't make sense to me.

@Jojoen1Films

2 ай бұрын

@@Wesmin Well, I suppose that while Mama Thang isn’t strictly speaking a work dog, she still needs to maintain her training and daily activity level, and there’s a time where the puppies are old enough to be taught a bit of independence. Forming a bond with their peers in the rest of the litter might also be valid. And of course, all moms need a little break from time to time :)

@sirpiddlefartiii

2 ай бұрын

​@@Wesminwhen my rescue had her puppies she would literally hide for them because they were so energetic and wore her out until she would pass out from exhaustion. Moms get tired especially with multiples. This mama dog probably just got done feeding her pups and that's why they are sleeping. She's probably wandering off to take a well-needed rest and she trusts her owner to keep her pups safe.

Thank you❤ this is a good lesson for all parenting! Her little whimpers broke my heart. Thank you for taking her up into your arms and giving her a safe place to nestle. You spoke words of comfort and validation too. ❤ so important… this is the way that your Heavenly Father loves you if you let Him

The one puppy dreaming in the back was so cute

There’s something so satisfying about seeing a big dude cuddling a puppy! 👏👏👏😇👏👏👏

@looking4therealrepairmanjack

2 ай бұрын

My husband was a Marine, State Trooper and then deputy sheriff. He was a very masculine, manly man. He was "secure enough in his manhood" that he loved, loved, loved kittens and kitties. He loved getting snuggles and lovins! 🥰

@ChastityBeltzJourney

2 ай бұрын

I just came to the comments to make sure I wasn’t the only one. 🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾

....existence IS hard. It's so true, Miss Pink. I hear you!!!!! When I finish melting all over the place, I'll watch that a few hundred more times.

The “existence is hard” plus forehead kisses!Hope the puppy feels extra safe after being validated like that 😊💖✨

Thank you for being one of those people who doesn't yell at a puppy asking for comfort

She really said " I'm literally being neglected hold me! I require all the attention"

Thank you for giving Pink the love, comforting and security she needed! To ignore a crying puppy doesn'tmake it "stronger" as many people seem to believe! That's just ignorance and stupidity❤❤❤

@tanyaredfield

3 ай бұрын

Same with hooman babies. Studies have shown that in cultures where parents respond to every cry, the babies are more secure and cry less overall. You can't "spoil" a baby.

Comforting a puppy is one of the best feelings ever

You are a good daddy to the baby puppy. Little sweetheart feels better now, I'm sure. She is so precious. "Existence is hard." True words. You made her feel so much better. God Bless you and your family, (including the dogs, of course)🙏

She's just a cuddle muffin! She needs lots of loves and cuddles! My 10mo old pup is still like this and I love her cuddles

@Katfishforrent

3 ай бұрын

Aw, poor girl. She acts like this puppy when left alone? Good thing she has a loving owner.

you can see how much he loves his job, it’s so beautiful to see

Everyone could use a hug!😊

My heart melted more and more with every second of love you were giving that pup 🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗

So cute and sweet, she just needed some love and reassurance that she is not alone in this big new scary world. So wonderful that you know and understand this need and comforted her the way you did. No wonder you are so successful with your dogs . You meet all their needs and show them they can trust you in everyway right from the start. So beautiful and encouraging to watch.

This was the biggest mistake i made with my 3 month puppy a few months back. I wish i was less focused on training and more focused on lovin.

@Macachee

2 ай бұрын

Still not too late

The puppy knowing it can come to you for comfort but also knowing its okay for you to leave because you'll come back is the perfect balance.

I love hearing that puppy breathing slow down 💕

I do love how all the others are Passed. Out! Just took a little extra cuddle for Pink to get there too

NAWWWWWW SHE’S SUCH A LIL BABY TOAST BUN 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Existence IS hard! Getting a comfort cuddle like that would be VERY HELPFUL!

THAT is an example of an alpha male!! Strength through compassion, leadership through love.

I wonder if this is similar to the tantrums a toddler throws when they're tired but don't want to sleep because they have fomo

@wolfsdream499

3 ай бұрын

I think so. It's very similar when adopting a puppy and keeping it awake past their natural bed time. I made that mistake with the puppy before and would wake her up (9-10 weeks old) before I went to bed for her to go potty. Afterwards I had a really hard time to get her to sleep again as she was in over drive... My current dog would play with the other puppies but wouldn't stop on her own. She would get grumpy and bitey until I got her out of the play and in my arms just like Pink. She would squirm at first and even nip at your hands but five minutes later would be fast asleep...😅

@TheYazmanian

3 ай бұрын

@@wolfsdream499 lol so cute

@laurah7169

3 ай бұрын

We like to joke one of my cats is a toddler because she does this - she will say people and refuse to go to sleep, and then will start getting bitey because she's overtired lol

@TheYazmanian

3 ай бұрын

@@laurah7169 🤣🤣 even cats do it. So funny!!

@megsmileyface6202

3 ай бұрын

Probably. My dogs are such toddlers 😂

Cuddles and snuggles will help a pup who is having anxiety. Buddies will help when you are not at home. I only know this as I have three pups. My first and oldest had a cat as a buddy while my husband and I were not home and he had to stay home (he is now a retired Seizure Alert service dog).

On one hand, she's likely to never become a ferocious guard duty dog. On the other hand, she's ABSOLUTELY PRECIOUS and will make her forever home's life all the brighter for it.

That giant man comforting a puppy. My heart! 💓 😮

this is insanely sweet and cute and melted my heart and made me happier but also did she just ✨breath✨ the exact beginning of that "give me a second I I need to get my story straight" song for a couple of seconds?

She’ll be the best one. She’ll bond solid with the right balance.

Mr. Clean comforting a puppy was exactly what I needed rn, thank u algorithm

Find you someone who comforts you like this regardless of how trivial your feelings seem🥹 The cutest! Happy to see people encouraging this behavior. Applies to kids too - showing them emotionally empathy and compassion doesn’t make them “spoiled” or “fragile”.

I know how much you love all your amazing dogs, but I really have enjoyed seeing you in this “grandpa” roll with the puppies. It’s a whole new side of you that is just super super special ❤❤❤

Pink like her mummy, she needs cuddles from time to time

I love those little grunting chuffs they make as a puppy. Always reminds me of picking up my puppy and bonding with them for the first time.

Thank you so much for this. That's a tiny baby in a great big, brand new, overwhelming world. Give your little ones this kind of love and care. The stability it creates is incredibly beneficial and important.

Boy… he’s wrapped around her little paw… and it’s so sweet.☺️

Even malinois are "little fluffy puppies" once in a while. That "secure" feeling - well done! No matter HOW cute and fun they are now, I know they will soon exceed my limits, they are all full bred (from magnificent parents). Got your full "bite-suit" ready yet?

I love puppy breath and that soft umph, umph they do. Sweet babies.

Exactly right; she’s just a baby & needs physical contact & bonding just as much as her other needs. You’re such a gentle, empathetic man, so she’s in good hands! 💕

I would love to be your helper in charge of holding and comforting the puppies 🥰

@maggief2620

3 ай бұрын

Exactly! 🙋‍♀️ I'd like to apply for that job please.

Puppies need so much love..Pink may just be a special case who needs more love

Seeing this big beefy dude who looks like he's about to demonstrate extreme burpees pick up a puppy instead and slather it with kisses while talking to it in the most tender mom voice made my day.

Bless you for comforting the puppy. By letting her know she is safe and loved, you’re contributing to her becoming a secure and confident dog! ❤

Oh gosh, those puppy cry’s melt my heart too. Can’t love them enough.

Thank you for putting such great videos out! I volunteer with an animal rescue and I appreciate all of the great tips and information you provide!

OMG! I can ALMOST smell that glorious and beautiful puppy smell through the screen. Always comfort a puppy.

YES, THANK YOU!! Im so relieved to see people being kind!!!

It’s great that you genuinely care for and love your puppies and dogs.

I love how much you care for your pups.

You know what, I expected this to be an informative short on rearing pups (which it is) but then over half of it is literally just wholesome tender puppy cuddling. I'll never not enjoy that 😊

I do my best to “copy” how you prioritize what is important for The Dog. Thank You for your examples.

You are so good with your dogs. Top trainer and person

I'm losing my mind too.... Can I be held and kissed?!?

@user-vb6gl6nf7c

3 ай бұрын

😂 Still, if need be, there are legit respectable cuddle parties, no seggs involved. A librarian might know where the legit ones are.

My uncle brought home a 3 week old shihtzu for my parents anniversary. I remember the whole first 2 weeks I would just lie down next to her bed and comfort her until we both fell asleep. She must have felt so lonely and afraid in the beginning. That was 5 years ago now and I can't imagine my family without her. Shower them with love and they will return that by making you their world. Dogs are treasures.

“Doesn’t mean to her nothing is wrong” is a very important lesson. I feel this when I see parents telling their kids they’re fine when the kids are losing it. Everything is fine to the adult, but for the kid, something is wrong. And it’s bonkers that adults think that forcing any social creature-be it human or dog-to handle distress alone will lead to confidence, not insecurity.