POV: New Parents Introduce Their Newborn to Their 75lbs Pit Bulls, Pawdorable Wholesomeness Ensues

It's not easy being a parent, especially a new parent. Everything is scary, fragile, and you are constantly worried. So any extra comfort to help you parent easier is a plus. Might we introduce you to the "nanny dog" breed? They are sweet, easy to train, lovable, and will do anything for your baby. You have probably heard the breed's name tossed around in headlines often! That's right, we're talking about pit bulls. Did you know that about the "bully" breed?

These sorely misrepresented doggos used to be called the "nanny dog" because they were so good with kids. The only reason that nowadays they are looked upon with fear is due to people abusing their strength and determination to please their human. But in reality, they are loyal and lovable creates with a sensitive side. These 75lbs pitties prove just that! Both were recently introduced to their new baby brother, a three-day-old newborn baby human. Of course, the parents did training beforehand, which included a noisy toy baby and baby blankets that smelled of the newborn, and boy did it work like a charm. These huge dogs were patient, well-behaved, excited, and immediately sweet and gentle with the baby.

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The white pit bull seemed to form a stronger bond with the baby, with the grey one just kind of around to keep an eye on both of them. But the white one will be by the baby's side at all times. Even when someone else is holding the baby—the mother who posted the video said they are always "at their feet" to make sure the baby is safe no matter who is holding them. It's adorable and a beautiful example of why pitties are misunderstood and actually one of the best breeds out there!
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"[The white one] always want to be near him and if anyone else is holding the baby they'll sit next to their feet."
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"So one of the biggest things we did was purchased a fake baby that made lots of loud sounds so our dogs would get use to the different noise's without feeling startled so now when the baby cries they don't feel overwhelmed. In the beginning, if the dogs would get to close to the baby doll my husband would correct them. We also brought blankets from the hospital that had the babies scent on it before bringing the baby home so that they knew he was apart of our family."
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