Our Senior Supervising Producer, Keren, documented her pittie, Storm, meeting her son for the first time. They quickly become best friends and it's the sweetest thing EVER 🥹 Watch more from Keren and Storm @keren_thedodo on Instagram
that’s true. I mean, I lost my dog Lili after I angered her by trying to get her attention/touch her and she almost hurt me. I was a baby so of course I don’t remember it but it still stings It’s best to be cautious, it always is. Even if your dog is rlly sweet, I would still have someone around to watch them around kids so they can still interact and the kid can form a relationship with that animal
@@retrofruitcake6030 yes and thank Allah you were not hurt, it takes only one snap..imagine if they deformed the face etc.. etc.. but as you said, if they do it, at least they should be near them, especially in the introduction face, once the boy or girl act very well with the dog, and form a stronger bond, then one may lower his worries by 1 percentage.. from 100% to 99% because kids are still kids and vulnerable.
@@sutil5078It won't happen as long as love is shown to both dog and child, plus they have involved the pittie so as no jealousy is involved, Pittie feels part of that loving family. ❤👌🙌🫶🌟🇦🇺🦘🪃😊
@@mazzid9973 I pray you are right and my worries are wrong, I always feel nervous when I see kids with big dogs.. even babies with cats.. thanks. Have a lovely day Mazzid. your name means "more" in my language if it is pronounced mazzeed as "seed, need, etc"
At one time pit bulls were called the 'nanny dog' because of the care they would lavish on infants... no one in their right mind would even approach a child guarded by one Unless they were Known by the dog Asa family friend
It says the sweetest pittie is the best big sister..meaning the dog is female..it doesn’t state if the child is male or female, but how the child’s dressed says it’s a boy, lol
Grew up with a Heinz Mongrel...and 4 siblings...best childhood ever. Looks like your kiddie is having that special bond with her dog that I did. Good for you
Looks like my baby 😢she passed away a few years ago to brain cancer. She was the best nanny dog with mt son. Every time he cried she would lay next to him. She overcame so many hardships and abuse in her life before being rescued and not once did she ever show an ounce of aggression. Poor thing didn’t know how to play with toys. She got along with all our cats, bottle babies wr fostered and our little dog. Damn I miss her.
@joshleenall the pain never really goes away just gotta match the pain with joy and love and what always makes me feel better is knowing someday I'll see my fuzzy buddies again the Bible says all dogs go to heaven I really hope it's true
Fir every story like this there is the story of an abused pit that destroys a teens finger causing him to need pins in his hand and bites a second person trying to get the beast off the poor frightened frozen kid . Rescue dogs aren’t all made the same .
This is just the best! When you have pets who become protective and nurturing toward your children, it's the greatest feeling knowing that bond will carry on for a long time.
My sweet 14 year old Belgian Malinois passed away two days ago. I cannot seem to stop myself from watching videos like these. It will take me a while to heal my heart and adopt a new rescue, but in the meantime, thank you for sharing the love this sweet pittie brings to your life!❤
@@melinagranger8505 Thank you. 💕 She was such a gentle soul! She was fierce through a window🤣, but everyone’s buddy when she met them. We got her from the pound. We were told she was a ~3 year old German Shepherd. We had owned several GS so almost immediately we were perplexed by her behavior and mannerisms. She was NOTHING like our previous GS!! One day someone came to our house to work on my husband’s car and sweet Gretchen (German name for a GS 🤣, right?) greeted him warmly. The man said, “Wow, that is one gorgeous Belgian Malinois!” 😳 WHAT? I said, “Spell that please!” A quick internet search later and voila, all her quirks and oddities were explained! She wasn’t acting like a GS because she wasn’t a GS! GS and BM may look a lot a like, but their personalities are nothing alike! 🤣 Like every breed, BM are wonderful dogs, but they have traits that some people might find difficult. I instantly fell in love with Gretchen, so no matter her quirks, she was mine for life…but I will not get another BM. They are a young person’s breed, and I am almost 60. When I no long feel the squeeze in my heart, like I am cheating on Gretchen, I will probably get another dog. I like getting rescues. I feel two lives are helped when you rescue an animal. I have had on my heart to get a pittie mix because I think they are so maligned, but a pittie mix who is on the smaller side, like 20-30#, as I am not getting any younger. I guess we will see.
Sinta-se feliz por ter desfrutado momentos felizes com seu eterno dog🙏😉😍, sei que estás triste ..... Mas pense: quantos milhões de bebês e até grandinhos estão esperando por um lar .......☝️🎀🎁 dê esse amor de volta .......adote outro vai ...👉😃 Eu tenho 3 um macho e duas fêmeas
Really hate to hear that, i am not guaranteeing the same results but when my 1st blue pit died out of nowhere the only way i was able to cope was by getting another blue pit bull male even gave him the same name, they both ended up losing their lives way too soon.
Sending hugs and prayers that someday your heart will mend, and you will give another lucky pet to be a part of your life again. Your fur baby is waiting to be reunited with you one day at Rainbow Bridge! 😞🐾🐾💔🫂
@@candace3124 ❤️😂 they're so easy to love & they help us keep our emotional batteries charged. Ever since a child I knew life wouldn't be life without em!
In old England, like maybe the late 1800’s on, the upper crust British used Pit-bulls with their children at all times, to guard them and play with them. These dogs were a cherished part of the family, just like this dog is! Very sweet child and dog.
@@PastaDrums3886That immediately made me think of Nana from, my favorite Disney movie ever, Peter Pan 😊 I know she was a St. Bernard, but it made me think of her anyway, lol.
This is what happens when a dog is raised the right way. To the parents of this child God bless for how you raised this dog . This Little boy has a bond with the dog for life
Family is family, animal or human. Perhaps that something you're lacking, for which I'm sorry for you, it shows through your constant comment berating. Sad really.
@@katp6340 Family is family, but animals and people are not family since animals can only be a Part of a family and they are a completely different species, simple. So are you saying I am lying? Are they, animals and people, actually relatives? Tell the truth. They are the same species, related by Dna, yes or no? How about you understand respect for the animals, they have their own identity and does not have to be and should not be diminished as in humanized, so according to you that is wrong it seems.
@@Vero2yuFamily is a concept regardless of DNA, perhaps you need to drop those barriers a little & live a sweet life & don't be so stern with yourself. I have a Staffy & a Rottie & regard them both as part of our family. You're not a pet mum, that's obvious. Life is nicer on this side 😊 have a great day.
@@katp6340 Stop texting me, from now kindly refrain from replying, part of a family does not mean relatives. Truth is the truth and that is the bottom line, animals are animals and people are people who will never be relatives, bye.
Except when they’re not. One lives across from me and the owner allows it to run free from her garage to the house. It came charging at me and my 2 chihuahuas when I screamed as loudly as I could while trying to protect my dogs. She knows it’s violent; it’s behind chain link fencing. But she still lets it run free, so it’s just a matter of time……
@@jesusbeloved3953 Bad owners create bad dogs. Dogs of any breed can attack in the wrong hands. Education is important for dog rearing as well as child rearing.
Thats like the dumbest thing to say. How is this proof when many of the pitbulls who snapped was exactly as loving and never showed aggression.. Don't gaslight
@@coreencasey5109yes just blame the owners who many times had a loving pitbull who never showed any aggression until one day when it's instincts took over. I find it pretty ignorant to compare to other dogs when other dogs aren't deadly
@Sean-mw5ln yessss, and isn't it so wonderful they are loved and cared for as family to (that videos like these show) restore their true nature and 'good character'?!! ❤❤❤ ... After decades of irresponsible, reckless, selfish humans misusing the pitty's best traits against them! I love this!!!
@@TheKatiewindow That's not a fair statement how would you feel if you're a pitbull that you thought was the sweetest thing in the world turned on you and killed your husband or your child and people blamed you that's not fair at all To say do you know how many people had the sweetest pit bulls in the world they did everything right and 1 day it's still snapped and killed their child or their wife you should watch the documentaries on here
SOOOOO much love is this household. You can't fake clips like this - total bonding and love. Both small beings been showed lots of love- as a parent of numerous dogs and a couple of humans I can see that in a second ❤❤
So precious how they look after each other. I love how she put the blanket over her dog. We had a border collie when I was an infant/toddler . Mom said she was the best babysitter. Whenever I would try to climb the fence in the backyard to go play with the little boy who lived behind us, Missy would grab me by my pants leg and pull me down.
And when the parents, like these, teach their children to love and be gentle, the result is a wonderful loving bond. My family dog, a boxer, saved my life, when I was 5. Same gentle spirit as your sweet Pittie. 🙏🏽❤️😊🦋
Sorry but you guys have lost your minds… you can’t teach an infant… a couple of pulls of an ear or something is exactly the kind of play they do with their own pups.. By the time a child understands anything they have already learned by watching…the dogs aren’t some expensive China, they won’t shatter….there’s a big difference between abuse, purposeful pain infliction, or growing and learning… Dogs are intuitive… we’re the ones who are weak and making dogs weak with their support toys🙄🙄 It’s like everybody went to school to learn how to be a bubble boy….
@@miss0petersburgYou are truly what is wrong with this world. There is nothing wrong with being a gentle and loving person. I’m sorry that you must have never gotten the chance to feel this kind of love and bond with an animal. Your response to this comment is exactly why we need parents to teach children how to be loving and kind. Kindness is the one thing we need more of, not less.
@@jessrowe1 American?😂😂 I’m sure the whole world thinks y’all are warm and cozy and sweet and all that😂😂 Y’all barely know your multiplication tables, it’s clear by the fact that students in US get their education from terror groups…. Much less about brain development… Maybe you can put a two month old behind a desk and have em write an essay lol Kids that age pull their own hair…. Animals have their own brains, they’ve existed much longer than humans have, they know who’s a baby and who’s cruel…. The problem with the world is the more we evolve, the more self absorbed we are… You people love to teach instead of learn yourselves…. I’ve done more in one day for animals than you’ve done in your life… Just wait, in another generation there won’t be any animals left on the continent and y’all still be teaching lol
These parents are what parenting is all about. Creating that important bond with your dog no matter what the breed. So sweet to watch. Well done Mum and Dad😊
I’m sure the couple in TN feel the same way after their pits unalived their two kids and almost the mom as well. They were big pit promoters and thought their sweet, loving pits would _never_ hurt their kids. These dogs were bread to fight, just like herding dogs were bred to herd. Parents should _never_ allow such an unpredictable, dangerous dog to be around their small children.
That dog's teaching that baby lots more than learning how to walk!. I'm 70 and I readily admit that some of my best teachers have been animals, starting first with dogs. She's still very young and yet has already grasped some of Life's Most Important Lessons. Things that most adults on our culture have yet to master. Oh, yeah! ❤ ❤
You’re so spot on and it really warms my heart and makes my soul smile to see so many people recognizing this in these comments. There’s so much negativity on social media that when I see a really positive comment thread like this it really stands out and affects me in a special way. People are so capable of showing love and gentleness and compassion and empathy but so many of us shut ourselves off in boxes and put up walls. I wish that many of us could embrace the lessons that other species of animal teach us every day. And the ones that do really set a positive example for those around them. Not everyone is bad, and I think many people are just scared and frustrated and feel backed into a corner and like they don’t have any options, which is understandable, but I think if we embraced each other and practiced empathy and compassion and understanding more often, even in simple small ways just in every day life with the people existing around us, our communities and towns and society would become so much stronger and closer knit, and together we could overcome those challenges and lack of choices that have so many of us backed against a wall feeling like there is no way out. I think dogs and cats are really good at showing the positive effects of things like this in the ways that they live their lives with other animals, and with humans too. They don’t expect anything, they don’t want to take anything, they find joy and connection in the small simple things like running or playing with a toy with each other or with their owners. They love and just want to be loved and they don’t leech the energy out of the world around them. And when you love them you immediately get love back without failure every single time. It makes me sad because there’s a really important reason why the majority of people say they’d rather spend their time with their dogs or cats or other animals than with other humans and I wish we as a society haven’t been led down this path of self righteous isolationism and the “everyone is bad except me, and it’s me verses everyone else” mentality that is keeping us separate from each other; that hyper focuses on our minor semantical differences and minimizes our collective similarities. Humans, just like dogs, cats, primates, and many other mammals are naturally social pack creatures, and this path of individualist culture that we’ve strayed down is fighting against our true nature. We don’t do well accomplishing major goals and having positive outcomes without communities of support and love and kindness. And people wonder why so many of us are sick or mentally ill, or suffering or alone or projecting all of our pent up repressed frustration onto everyone that crosses their paths. Individual people are not supposed to constantly be at war with total strangers. And in turn we as individuals are creating war against ourselves. We could learn so much from these animals if we stepped back and looked at the bigger picture, and stopped expecting so much from the world around us. Maybe if anyone out there reads this we can all try to make it a goal to do consistent small acts of kindness for total strangers without expecting anything in return, or to live our lives spreading more compassion, so that we don’t doom ourselves to a perpetual world of hatred and suffering, and so that we can build a better place for ourselves, each other and our wonderful four legged partners. Hope everyone has an amazing day 💜💜
I'm so very sorry you learned how to be a adult from a dog/pet and your parents weren't there in place to be your teachers, that's truly SAD! But what'd ya learn since you have chosen to make this family dog baby interaction about your upbringing and lack parental guidance? What did you learn from your family pet/teacher
@staceyfelts6346, 😢 that is so sad that you do not grasp the concept. We should learn and see that in everything and everyone there is a teacher. Sometimes you should be able to take things at face value. Life is already harse, see the beauty instead of intervening with negative energy. ❤
Pitties were originally called the “nanny dog” exactly because of the way they are with children. It’s so sad that people have used and abused them and they have suffered as a result. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video with us.😊
The majority are so sweet and loving, but they are still bloodsport dogs, and sadly, you never know when they will go into bloodsport mode and maul a small child or even a grown adult.
This is the very reason they were labeled the nanny dogs back long ago. Mine were/are just like this with my two young daughters. Unconditional love ❤️ 🐾
When I was a kid back in the 60s, we used to play in the alley behind my grandparents' house with the Murphy boys and their dog. He was a Staffordshire, and he would race along with us down the alley. We were a modern-day Little Rascals, lol This child has the bestest best friend... ❤
People who abuse pits are the people that gives pits the “bad” rap. My family always adopted and rescued pits from abusive owners. The pits were actually scared,nervous,and shy because they were afraid of my family being abusers. Once we started showing them the proper way to love them(took patience from our part) they were just some of the best dogs we ever had. They were so loving,gentle,kind,etc to everyone. Our friends couldn’t believe the complete turn around the pits made.
That's "HER KID"!! She may not have given birth to him but she loves him just as much as if she did!! They're going to be best friends for life!!! So sweet!! ❤🐾🥰👍👣
@@brandonsmith3782 The pitbull breeds have become so mixed at this point, that it is rare to find a purebred ABPT, Staffy, American bully, etc. Unless you get one from a breeder. Hence why the general category called "pitbulls" was created.
@@MattAzhell99% sure its a standard ab. We have a 100% standard ab and my oldest daughter has a 100% amstaff. Both have been dna tested. Not saying it absolutely cant be an amstaff but looks like ab to me plus its a blue. You are right about size, looks a little thin but it also looks like an older dog to me.
The love between a human and a dog is just unmatched. Especially for pitbulls. They are how you treat them, train and show them love. Rip to my lil baby bubbles she was a rascal but a damn good friend and protector. ❤
@@loganstroganoff1284You cant argue with these people! They want to believe bullshit even though you can do a quick search that can tell you what you believe is false and bullshit. It’s no different from religion. These types of people will make themselves believe a lie.
@@loganstroganoff1284 I didn't necessarily believe it until I kept seein video after video after video of Pitbulls lovin on kids all the time. There not actually nannies, just great with kids.
It's always great to see kids grow up with pets because it teaches them compassion and how to be gentle. My parents brought home a kitten when I was about 2, and she was my best friend until she died when I was 16.
@@sherryblanton2029 I was also raised doing rescue work and by the time I was six we were washing animal bowls, by nine I was helping feed the older babies, and by ten to eleven I was popping out bot flies. Now at 24 I can do pretty much everything by myself if I wanted to.
Even tho pits have a bad reputation they are really very loving dogs. My daughter has a pittie and she is such a honey pie. This furbaby is beautiful ❤🐾🌹
@@loganstroganoff1284 All dogs come from the same origina DNA. Any dog can be taught to be ferocious, but deep down, they just want love and security, like we do. That's how they became domesticated from their original stock of wolves.
@@loganstroganoff1284this so the most uneducated comment I’ve ever read. Shows you know nothing about how genetics (dna) actually works. Let me guess you also believe the election was stolen😂
Pitties are my best dogs. They are so miss understood. They are some of the most patient and loving. Train them well and the only time you will feel bad about them in your life is when they grow old and we lose them. I've rescued many pets . No matter what happened in the past , they turn out great. When we lose them , I have their pictures and collar on a shelf so I can continue to love them
That is one of the most beautiful and nurturing images I’ve ever seen. I think it also speaks to how when any animal regardless of its reputation is put into a loving home they will be also be loving. I want to thank this family for sharing this with us! God Bless
No matter what anybody says you have to admit this is one of the most beautiful things especially when she’s running in a circle. Thank you for sharing God bless you 😇
