My dog is like this. She is a Border Collie/Corgi mix. Scared of strangers and an overall chicken, but once our daughter was born she turned into a protector. She has to check out everyone that comes near her, she gives them an ocular Pat down, assess the situation and clears them. If she so much as hears a baby crying on TV she will bolt to her nursery to make sure she's ok and sleeps under the crib every night. The first thing she does when we let her in the house is make a B line for wherever she may be. When we go out for walks she will put herself between the baby and anyone who may be walking towards us.
Dragon_Small_Z on November 29th, 2017 at 09:16 UTC »
My dog is like this. She is a Border Collie/Corgi mix. Scared of strangers and an overall chicken, but once our daughter was born she turned into a protector. She has to check out everyone that comes near her, she gives them an ocular Pat down, assess the situation and clears them. If she so much as hears a baby crying on TV she will bolt to her nursery to make sure she's ok and sleeps under the crib every night. The first thing she does when we let her in the house is make a B line for wherever she may be. When we go out for walks she will put herself between the baby and anyone who may be walking towards us.
She's a good Dog.
TheRussianOne on November 29th, 2017 at 09:32 UTC »
Could someone please explain the comment part about heart to me? English is not my first language and I'm confused a little
everyone_is_blue on November 29th, 2017 at 10:30 UTC »
"Bravery is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something is more important than fear"