Guest guest Posted January 7, 2008 Report Share Posted January 7, 2008 Hello this may seem like a strange topic but given I have seen people asking about service dogs and such, I have to say I am an advocate of teaching and having animals around our children whenever possible. My reason for this is this, A year before my son was born I got a pup from the let say a group that trains work dogs for useful purposes for work. The joke was it would give me practice taking care of something,since I had never been around too many children well Jada was my first baby a mix bread that was happy and according to my husband a broke dog because all she did was follow me around when I was pregnant. Once my son was born, she fell in love and even at a year thought he was her pup. When my son crawled she was right there, when he tried to stand and walk which took a while she was what he stood on and feel on when he took a wrong step. My sons first words were jada, when he was hurt she jumped right in nobody could come near him if she didnt know you. My point is, when my got the tripple shot and the next month the manditory flu shot at age 2 Jada was the first to pick up on things. She never left his side and watched his every moved even more and alerted us when he began to wander and when we wanted something she actually became his voice before I did. My point is for those of you seeking animals as a way to reach our children I applaude you. I was given a special animal as a gift and once a need for her to show her stregths she did just that. She travel with us and is usually my sons pillow or horse, even though she is not very big. She takes just about anything from my son, does not growl, just loves. She is a part of our family and I dont think any of use could have gone thru all of this without her. My husband who is not a animal lover, even admits this. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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