and that is how the dogs train us by pulling at our heart strings. I would’ve given in as well, I couldn’t resist the sounds or those eyes, plus he’s too dang cute!!
The gentleman who does the voiceovers did this one - too funny! You should find and watch! So precious! Poor baby! He misses his mama and pup mates - his brothers and sisters! He looks like he a bit too young to be separated; the old view was 8weeks, now I heard 12, as it would cause less anxiety. He is such a doll baby! Lots and lots and lots of hugs and kisses! xxoo 💕💕💕💕🐾
Awwww, Precious little baby, he needs millions of little hugs and kisses. He is way too little to be alone for his naps. Sounds like he has a little anxiety. Just pick him up and wrap him in a little blanket and snuggle him, then he will be content🥰😍😘❤
pero ke ternurita!!! yo estoy enamorada d esta pequeñita criatura!! lo veo y lo veo, cada vez que puedo, me enternece, yo quisiera uno así, exactito 🙏 aún pequeñito no c doblega, ni c amedrenta, es valiente besitos abundantes para esta ternurita😘😍
A tired dog is a good dog. I think this little sweetie would settle down better at night if he gets a good 15 minutes of exercise, then potty, right before bed.
I love your dog it melts my heart please please take good care of your dog be careful out there there's a lot of people people that are abusing dogs animals in general report animal abuse immediately
That poor little baby. He is so young, what would be natural for him would be to curl up all warm and cozy among his brothers and sisters next to their mother, but instead he is isolated in this cold tile floored space and told to shut up. If you can't give him another warm living companion to comfort him for the long cold night, at least give him a hot water bottle and a ticking clock to mimic the beating of his mother's heart.
@@LydiaLearned I never said it was abuse. I see the bed. But it's nothing like what was natural to him before being taken from his mother. Dogs are intensely social creatures and this is a psychological need, not an inconvenience. When I've had a new puppy, I would take it to bed with me and let it cuddle. If it needed to go to the bathroom it would start moving around and wake me up and I'd take it out. Never had a mess in the bed, they have an instinct not to do that. It was great for bonding and the puppy did not cry, which is a sign of distress, not just an annoyance to be silenced.
