Community› The Bump Month Clubs› October 2012 Moms
October 2012 Moms
New Discussion

How are your pets handling our little movers?

morrkimmorrkim member
in October 2012 Moms


Now that our kids are starting to be mobile how are your pets handling it?  

We have two dogs.  Our lab is completely laid back with her.  He will just lay there when she crawls over and starts climbing him.  She will pull on his fur and grab at his mouth and eyes and he doesn't even react.  Our little dog is very nervous of her.  If Alexis gets too close she will take off and hide under the bed.

Lilypie - Personal picture    Lilypie First Birthday tickers


Lilypie Third Birthday tickers  Lilypie - Personal picture    
Report Reply to Post

Re: How are your pets handling our little movers?

  • LorMorLorMor member
    We don't have pets, but in laws have a dog. When LO was chasing him yesterday he would just get up and move away. He's a rescue and was extremely timid when they got him, so I was a bit concerned. LO doesn't see him often.
    Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker
    Report Reply
  • Loading the player...
  • magpiemamamagpiemama member
    My litte dog loves to "give kisses" to DS but is not crazy about him touching her. She will get up and move if DS tries to grab her. She basically likes interacting with DS on her terms, not his. 
    Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker


    Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker
    Report Reply
  • morrkimmorrkim member

    imageLorMor:
    We don't have pets, but in laws have a dog. When LO was chasing him yesterday he would just get up and move away. He's a rescue and was extremely timid when they got him, so I was a bit concerned. LO doesn't see him often.

    My smaller dog is a rescue dog as well so I figure that is why she runs away, but she tolerates our friend's 2.5 year old fine. 

    Lilypie - Personal picture    Lilypie First Birthday tickers


    Lilypie Third Birthday tickers  Lilypie - Personal picture    
    Report Reply
  • ChrisG83ChrisG83 member
    Ashley constantly chases Roxy and just won't leave her alone. We don't let Ashley bug her a lot. We go with the term: tolerance is not enjoyment, meaning just because my dog is tolerating the baby try to pull her ears and eyes out doesn't mean she is enjoying it. Usually Roxy will run away or into her box.
    Report Reply
  • wesleycrusherwesleycrusher member
    my cats want nothing to do with her.  
    Report Reply
  • AnotherPreggoAnotherPreggo member
    We have a small 8 lb pooch, she licks R and generally seems fine around her, but if R is flailing her arms or throwing stuff, the dog's ears go back and she runs away.
    image
    DD 11/1/12
    DS 7/16/14
    DD Free from FPIES triggers as of 18 months! 
    Sweet potato, avocado, banana, mango, oats, wheat & rice outgrown.
    Dairy, soy, and peanut allergies outgrown! Allergic to eggs.
    DS MSPI, egg allergy
    Report Reply
This discussion has been closed.
Choose Another Board
Search Boards
"
"