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Our rescue has large amounts of Belgian shepherd in her, and has endless tolerance for the toddler swinging from her ears.
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It’s probably why, as a breed, they’ve got large ears. That’s how it works, right?
Our 2.5yo is constantly in his face, grabbing his snout and hanging off his neck. I still keep a close eye on them, but he generally just wags his tail and licks her glasses which I then have to clean.
He went through a stage of kind of challenging me recently actually. He’d jump up and mouth my arm persistently. A couple of times I had to (calmly) put him down on the floor on his side and then he’d go sheepish and lick me. He seems to have stopped it now - probably just learnt it doesn’t get him anyway and being a soppy twat is the way to go.
AlexD
There’s much mutual love between Odie and the kids. Very sweet. Must be the German/Belgian shepherd’s famed tolerance for high stress situations :-)