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featherly wrote:No one likes being tickled even if we all laugh when we are tickled. It is generally an unpleasant feeling and we tell people to stop it when they tickle us. I doubt E likes being tickled all the damn time.
The reason we giggle when we're tickled is because it's like a reaction to panic right? It's sad to think the only time we see her smile is when she think she's under 'attack'
amberloo wrote:I love dogs and I have a lot of them but if I had kids I would never let them near my baby, it makes me sick to see them licking all over Emilia, I don't even like my dogs licking my arm or hands because I know what they lick when you aren't looking.
Another thing, has anyone noticed the topic is misspelled? It says LeFloorTV not LeFloofTV. lol
I have two dogs and they are no longer allowed inside the house until my daughter, she will be 9 months old tomorrow, can properly communicate with them. We take her outside to interact with them, and she comes with us on their walks, but they are not allowed to be near her.
This is the absolute WRONG thing to do - of course I know you won't listen to me, but OMG.. that is just so wrong! So your dogs are outside 24/7??? Maybe you should speak with a trainer who can tell you how to introduce doggy & baby. Your dog is supposed to be your family!
Uhhh yeah please give those dogs away . Unless you have a big yard with proper housing for your dogs??? I know there can be dog houses with heating and air conditioning so if you have that i dont think that would be cruelty at all.
ugh ^^ that poster makes me sick! she is worst than A&J! At least those dogs get attention and a warm house ugh I cannot believe I just read that!! so sad! poor dog. Dogs need human interaction, to feel part of the "pack", to feel safe, loved... but you just put your dog outside for 9 months?!? I just cant... I have no words...
I don't think having a dog outside is a bad thing... My dog stays outside in the day & sleeps in the laundry at night. She needs space to run around, & doesn't like being cooped up inside.
Damn, I didn't know I needed to be specific. Just to make it clear, they spend their days outside, they sleep indoors in my porch/laundry area. They are not allowed in the the bedrooms, kitchen or living room. My daughter does interact with them, but they do not go near her, UNLESS we take her near them. They respect the order of the house. I live in San Francisco, so the weather is never that bad.
The poster said she keeps her dog outside all.the.time. It's sad & a dog needs a warm home. I don't get ppl who get dogs but keep them outside & crate them at night. What's the point of having a dog then?????
Rocky wrote:Damn, I didn't know I needed to be specific. Just to make it clear, they spend their days outside, they sleep indoors in my porch/laundry area. They are not allowed in the the bedrooms, kitchen or living room. My daughter does interact with them, but they do not go near her, UNLESS we take her near them. They respect the order of the house. I live in San Francisco, so the weather is never that bad.
Why have a dog if it's not allowed in your home & you don't interact with them?
Rocky wrote:Damn, I didn't know I needed to be specific. Just to make it clear, they spend their days outside, they sleep indoors in my porch/laundry area. They are not allowed in the the bedrooms, kitchen or living room. My daughter does interact with them, but they do not go near her, UNLESS we take her near them. They respect the order of the house. I live in San Francisco, so the weather is never that bad.
Why have a dog if it's not allowed in your home & you don't interact with them?
I think I just clarified the first item, and we do interact with them. They are a part of my family. I would never neglect them. I'm ending this here. This is a thread about the Saconne Joly's. if you would like to talk about my dogs and my house, feel free to PM me. I'd be happy to send you pictures of their living conditions.
Woman with the dogs outside: Um................................
I know you said you wanted to end it. But I am going to say this for everyone to see. For anyone interested:
You put the dogs inside so that your baby learns to grow with them and they with her, so that they know she's part of the family. Making them keep a large distance only tells them she is a threat. Now, I am not saying let them lick her clean like Anna and Fatso do to their baby, but you have to realize that your dogs are going to resent your child.
Good Luck with that.
Anyway, Fatso and Anna have won the 2012 Award for Worst Parents!!! Their prize: Free tube tying and Vasectomy!!!
Meringue wrote:Idiot fans think it's good parenting to let filthy animals lick your baby all over. Comment on the foul keek vid:
emilia looks happy out:) all this will help build and strengthen her immune system:) love from roscommon xx
3 hours ago by msalibella
I bet the pervert got a kick out of it. You hear his sick laugh behind the camera...
He totally did. Just like when they were spinning her and Emma or Erika said it was cruel and he said "it's not cruel, it's funny". It seems like since she can't speak up for herself, they don't care.
Lira wrote:Woman with the dogs outside: Um................................
I know you said you wanted to end it. But I am going to say this for everyone to see. For anyone interested:
You put the dogs inside so that your baby learns to grow with them and they with her, so that they know she's part of the family. Making them keep a large distance only tells them she is a threat. Now, I am not saying let them lick her clean like Anna and Fatso do to their baby, but you have to realize that your dogs are going to resent your child.
Good Luck with that.
Anyway, Fatso and Anna have won the 2012 Award for Worst Parents!!! Their prize: Free tube tying and Vasectomy!!!
Dogs aren't sophisticated thinkers. They aren't going to realise that the baby is why they are outside.
I would much rather hear of a family being this careful with their baby's safety, than allowing them to use the baby as an entertainment centre a la floofs. Especially when you have more than one, dogs are pack animals, and when they know where they are supposed to be they're happy. These dogs know they're at the bottom of the hierachy, that's a GOOD thing. They know the baby is higher and commands their respect. I don't think J&A could do this in Ireland but in a warm climate I don't see anything wrong with it at all.
"You can be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world, and there's still going to be somebody who hates peaches."
Lira wrote:Woman with the dogs outside: Um................................
I know you said you wanted to end it. But I am going to say this for everyone to see. For anyone interested:
You put the dogs inside so that your baby learns to grow with them and they with her, so that they know she's part of the family. Making them keep a large distance only tells them she is a threat. Now, I am not saying let them lick her clean like Anna and Fatso do to their baby, but you have to realize that your dogs are going to resent your child.
Good Luck with that.
Anyway, Fatso and Anna have won the 2012 Award for Worst Parents!!! Their prize: Free tube tying and Vasectomy!!!
Dogs aren't sophisticated thinkers. They aren't going to realise that the baby is why they are outside.
I would much rather hear of a family being this careful with their baby's safety, than allowing them to use the baby as an entertainment centre a la floofs. Especially when you have more than one, dogs are pack animals, and when they know where they are supposed to be they're happy. These dogs know they're at the bottom of the hierachy, that's a GOOD thing. They know the baby is higher and commands their respect. I don't think J&A could do this in Ireland but in a warm climate I don't see anything wrong with it at all.
I agree. Nothing wrong with being cautious, after all, this is what we have been saying about the leflops - wishing they were cautious. Yes, a dog is a pet, but it is still an animal and they need to know their place in their family pack.
I think Dofus just doesn't now how to attract the audience with good footage. He has no rolemodel regarding Babies and Youtube. Since Shay didn't do much with Rocktard as he was this little because he had more kids to show fun with Dofus just can't copy him. So he just films stupid stuff he finds entertaining and we all now his sense of humor is sick. I am sure Emilia will be bothered with all the Shay specials like the helicopter flying, throwing in the air, extended tickeling and all the fuss Shay did with his kids... we just have to wait and see. Poor child.
English is not my first language... so I apologise for any mistakes.
People are going a little overboard at the person who leaves their dogs outside. Dogs are animals, they should never be cooped in inside a house twenty four seven, they have each other for company and the outdoors is their natural habitat. Just because over the years dogs have become more and more of a baby substitute or viewed as part of a family, does not mean that it is cruel to keep them outside in their nTurL habitat once they are loved Nd well cared for. I am such a huge animal lover but I still fully support anyone taking the necessary steps to place their child's safety above that of their pet once it is done kindly and responsibly, which this poster has bviously done. To try to say that the Jolys are better to have six dogs cooped up indors all day, jumping snapping and slobbering all over a newborn is just silly. I also think that if child services were sent the detail to their videos together with the list of concerns that they actually would have to take it seriously and monitor the situation because of the fact that they are putting their lives out there for all to see, so if cs missed anything or did not act and something happened, they would have a LOT of egg on their faces with the media when the evidence is there on YouTube that proper care was never taken with the dogs and their access to Emilia. It would not be treated as Ny other case purely because the Jolys have set themselves out there to be reviewed by all.
memememe wrote:People are going a little overboard at the person who leaves their dogs outside. Dogs are animals, they should never be cooped in inside a house twenty four seven, they have each other for company and the outdoors is their natural habitat. Just because over the years dogs have become more and more of a baby substitute or viewed as part of a family, does not mean that it is cruel to keep them outside in their nTurL habitat once they are loved Nd well cared for. I am such a huge animal lover but I still fully support anyone taking the necessary steps to place their child's safety above that of their pet once it is done kindly and responsibly, which this poster has bviously done. To try to say that the Jolys are better to have six dogs cooped up indors all day, jumping snapping and slobbering all over a newborn is just silly. I also think that if child services were sent the detail to their videos together with the list of concerns that they actually would have to take it seriously and monitor the situation because of the fact that they are putting their lives out there for all to see, so if cs missed anything or did not act and something happened, they would have a LOT of egg on their faces with the media when the evidence is there on YouTube that proper care was never taken with the dogs and their access to Emilia. It would not be treated as Ny other case purely because the Jolys have set themselves out there to be reviewed by all.
Rocky wrote:Damn, I didn't know I needed to be specific. Just to make it clear, they spend their days outside, they sleep indoors in my porch/laundry area. They are not allowed in the the bedrooms, kitchen or living room. My daughter does interact with them, but they do not go near her, UNLESS we take her near them. They respect the order of the house. I live in San Francisco, so the weather is never that bad.
Why have a dog if it's not allowed in your home & you don't interact with them?
Are you not reading what she is saying??
Motherhood is not a hobby, it is a calling. You do not collect children because you find them cuter than stamps. It is not something you do if you can squeeze the time in. It is what God gave you time for." ~ Elder Neal Anderson.
. Unless you have a big yard with proper housing for your dogs??? I know there can be dog houses with heating and air conditioning so if you have that i dont think that would be cruelty at all.
ugh I cannot believe I just read that!! so sad! poor dog. Dogs need human interaction, to feel part of the "pack", to feel safe, loved... but you just put your dog outside for 9 months?!? I just cant... I have no words...
