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Well we go outdoors together, mostly, but it return and he stays out, whenever he's gone to that day Haha that's cute. The dog isn't too keen on the kid as the kid went through a phase of pulling his hair, lucky Omar with no hair to pull! But the kid feeds the dog too like yours, so they're becoming friends. And I've seen them sharing the same spoon. Germs are good right!
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She did go through a grabby stage of pulling his long hair on his ears which he didn't like and would run off so had to manage that teaching her to stroke not pull and reassuring him she's not going to hurt him every time she comes close as he was starting go get jumpy when she was nearby but we seem to have got through that phase pretty smoothly. The only thing we have to be careful of at the moment is he's very protective of the buggy if another dog gets close especially if they approach from behind or the side. This is even with dogs he knows and gets on with. He's not so bad when she's up in carrier so I use that for every walk that doesn't clash with a nap time. Most germs are good for them in the long run and apparently (professional opinion) children raised with animals have stronger immune systems and are far less likely to develop allergies. We try and keep everything clean but don't obsess over it and were we're almost 3 months without as much as a runny nose with Pippa🤞 I'm pretty sure raw meat isn't going to be much good for her though so that's the only area we're really fastidious about.
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Yeah you probably do need the map then if he's out roaming whilst your indoors. I only use mine when were all out together so doesn't matter as much. I hope your two are getting on well. Omar and Pippa are still getting on great and she's starting to try and play with him which is nice until she sticks one of his toys in her mouth and she's also started feeding him so we really need to keep an eye on that in case she feeds him her Raisins or anything else that could make him ill or the other way round but so far so good but having both running around does keep you on your toes