Hilarious Husky Defends Baby's Naptime!

Come back after naptime 🥰👶🐕 (Via - Taylor M.) #Shorts #Funny #Fails #Babies #Cute

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[maruchylopez]

It's not growling, is keeping lovely distance, is talking back to his mommy, is no aggression in her face, this is the reason why, I prefer them over human!!❤

[claychild]

Don't let him get in the habit of asserting dominance over you. That looks cute and all But you are the one person that needs access to that baby at all times and he needs to be scolded when he does that.

[NothingMaster]

That’s not just an act of protection, it’s also a display of possession.

[crishawk]

That is not okay. He's showing dominance and that can get out of control

[silviakhan]

Very cute but be careful with beautiful doggie show him who’s boss and who needs to obey. He thinks baby is his toy. 😂😍 be careful of a sudden move.

[cloudten]

It could also be jealousy, be careful. That behaviour should not be encouraged and he should never be allowed to take your wrist in his mouth like that.

[chapagawa]

That is cute, but a protective dog, especially a husky, around your baby may not be the best combination. You should probably train him to understand that you are the leader of both him and the child to avoid any issues in the future.

[rinneganjackson]

Had a cockatiel do this to me I was 13. My mother tried to come into the room after midnight that bird shot out her cage and chased my mother upstairs

[SweetTsews]

He's giving you a warning. This isn't cute and can easily be corrected. You're the mom, not a stranger.

[Ms.Divine]

Lol he's like, "No I want to spend time with the baby!"

[kimholland]

It's all fun and games until the dog gets to protective.

[o_]

Even tho the dog wasn't making a sign of pure aggression, you shouldn't let this slide, assert dominance and let him know you're the leader of the pack cuz he might do something else in the future if you keep doing this.

[karenbrampton]

How scary! Never allow your dog to prevent you from accessing your child. The dog may become aggressive and attack you to prevent access to your child.

[jessicadrew]

I understand it's cute, but as a dog trainer...not good. Easily can escalate.

[Ronald-veyv]

He's just being a character, prerequisite of being a dog owner / trainer is to be smarter than the dog. Funny boy ! 😊

[karenebevanswild]

Learn dog behaviour, the dog feels the need to protect this child. You risk being bitten, the dog will be punished and its Yr fault . You need to give a dog permission.😊

[amandawitherspoon]

It's really not a good idea to let your dog think that it's allowed to do whatever it wants whenever it feels like it

[andreadeamon]

He's like - yes - this furless child is mine woman!!!

[johnnymism]

Good boy, he sees the hand and protects the baby.

[PeterGant-ujus]

Smart enough to NOT bite the hand that feeds him! Just try to chase him(or her) off!