There are many breeds of dogs, but not many are commonly seen in daily life. What do people want from keeping a dog? Some want the company and happiness because they like dogs, while others want a pet for companionship when they are bored. Of course, although they are all pet dogs, their lives are very different. Some dogs will destroy the house, while others will help their owners relieve stress.
Huskies become their owners' helpers, with a knack for taking care of and soothing babies.
A man living in Salt Lake City, California, owns two huskies. He and his wife got them when they were dating. At that time, everyone was interested in dogs, and his wife had previously worked as a volunteer at an animal rescue center. They got the two huskies shortly after they got together.
A year ago, his wife gave birth to a lovely baby, and the husky became a big brother. It even learned how to take care of the baby, which surprised both the owner and his wife.
After the babies were born, the two huskies exhibited different behaviors.
Last October, the wife returned home five days after giving birth. Naturally, she was more careful with the newborn. In addition, the owner also thought of the family dogs. Considering that they were all large dogs, the wife and the owner were extra careful in front of the dogs.
Everyone knows the temperament of a husky; when it goes berserk, it's hard to control. A baby's skin is very delicate, so it's naturally easy for them to get hurt.
The wife was holding the baby, but the dog seemed very gentle.
A husky named "Meilin" caught the attention of its owner and wife.
Meliy is a female husky with a more stable personality. She appears very gentle in front of her owner and used to like to act cute in front of her owner and the female owner.
When Meliy saw the baby, it gently approached, then bent down to sniff the baby. Next, it even tried to kiss the baby's face. This was the most memorable moment for the pet owner, and it was also the first time it saw its little owner.
Now that the baby is one year old, Meliy has also grown a year older, and the dog has become a big brother.
Meliy is very patient with the baby and has a lot of methods for soothing the child.
Foreign countries don't have the same postpartum confinement custom as we do, but the woman who had just given birth was still very weak. In addition, she was taking care of the baby herself, and the baby's frequent crying was a headache for her. Unexpectedly, the husky became a great help to the couple at this time.
Meliy comes whenever she hears crying, and she's always there just in time.
The little owner wasn't initially interested in the dog, but the furry friend was very persistent and would appear almost every time the baby cried, which made the little owner get used to its presence.
When the baby was six months old, the husky became a master at soothing the baby.
From the very first day the little owner arrived home, this husky named Meliy worked tirelessly to help the baby get to know it. And its efforts paid off; the baby soon grew to love the environment with the dog around.
The dog's various actions and gentle behavior reassured its owner.
The baby had just started crying when the husky immediately ran into the bedroom. It has recently learned a way to soothe a baby: it will jump onto the bed and lie down next to its little owner. Seeing its "brother" by its side makes the little owner, who cries every time it wakes up, much better.
There was an accident, but luckily the husky arrived just in time.
If a baby cries loudly shortly after drinking milk, they may spit up milk.
Once, when the baby was 13 months old, the owner had just fed the baby a bottle of milk and put the baby to sleep before leaving. Because the owner was busy in the kitchen, the baby cried and the owner didn't come over in time. After crying for a while, the owner went back into the bedroom and found that the baby had vomited milk.
But the husky arrived just in time. The baby's face and nose were covered in vomit, and the dog licked the milk off the baby's nose.
If not treated promptly, the baby may be at risk of suffocation.
When the baby spits up, a large amount of milk will get on its face and nose. The husky can clean up this milk in time, which is very beneficial for the baby and eliminates any safety hazards.
Sled dogs generally don't have a good reputation, but this husky named Meliy is quite impressive. She's also a master at soothing babies, so you can't generalize about everything.
Seeing this scene is probably the most gratifying thing for dog owners.
