oh did you have to get stitches as a baby! so sorry mate!

@@EziixPked no stitches, just scratches from playing rough. this was back when kids were allowed to play hard and didn't have karens for moms that sued someone every time their kid got hurt. back when America was free and happy.

I agree and think that Kodi would have some fur flying if he felt Titan was being too aggressive with Nathan. Kodi is Milo’s lieutenant and knows what’s best for the team. 🐈‍⬛

Yup, Kodi and Titan both seem to treat the whole paw swipe thing as a fun game. Titan seems to enjoy dodging out of the way, and Kodi doesn't seem swipe as seriously as we see Milo do with Teddy.

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He's turning into a right buster.

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Exactly

Why people still call the puppy Panda? The name is Titan.

I think Titan has some competition. 😅❤

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But nowhere else

@@brookehanley3659 lol yeah I noticed that too.

Are the dog bites not hurting Nathan?

Nathan shouldn’t have to protect himself. It should ALWAYS be the parents’ job to step in and stop unwanted behaviour. Nathan is far too young to be disciplining a puppy. One day Nathan could grab Titan’s face and get bitten.

The parent should step in to protect her son. This will end in tragedy sorry to say 😢

Remember that either Emma or Shane is overseeing the playtime for every video we see. If Titan was being overly aggressive, they wouldn’t allow it.

I would be scared too. His delicate skin can be nipped with Titans teeth very quickly. Puppy needs to learn it's a NO tugging on their clothes too. (Just saying folks I mean no harm).

@@ronsamborski6230they may be watching but they are not teaching him bite inhibition. There are allowing him to bite on skin & clothing, which will then become a habit that is difficult to break. Bad habits can be formed very quickly but can take months to break. Bite inhibition is one of the very first things you teach a puppy so they understand that nipping on clothing or skin is not acceptable.

At least the cat is protecting him

Yeah I also see behaviour problems in the puppy already. It’s one thing to play but chasing the toddler and constantly biting him, pulling on his clothes and then what seemed like mounting him when he was on the floor is not behaviour I’d allow from my dog. And the cat is not impressed at all and clearly doesn’t like the dog if you understand cat language you can see it clearly.

I totally agree. I find it appalling that the mother is happily filming and telling her little toddler son that he needs to be gentle and to just Run, Run away.. how is that keeping your child safe or training your dog. Teaching a child to run away when a puppy is in its playful dominating period, just encouraged to the puppy to chase after the toddler, nipping at the child and possibly biting the child through excitement. Meanwhile most folk here think oh it's so cute, they'll be best friends for ever. Hmm it's a concern

Agreeed!!!! I wouldn't trust those dogs/wolves.

You all must not be familiar with this family and their beloved animals. Phil, Niko and Teddy were raised this same environment and are/were thriving pets. They go on holiday just for the dogs to a cold climate with snow for the pups enjoyment. These parents know how to raise dogs around children and teach their children there are boundaries with the dogs as well.

I'd be surprised if this kid lives past 5.

Child protection agencies should be speaking to these parents! Anything to make money! The pup is innocent, but could end up being put down! Child badly bitten! You can see baby doesn’t want the pup to bite him, he’s got more sense than the parents! U Tube should be stopping them too. It’s appalling!

A risky choice to allow your dog to use your son as a chew toy 😮

Are you serious, he's still a toddler that can only repeat a handful of words, chill.

​@@killerbean11 So he'll quickly learn the commands, they are generally no more than 2 words and he'll master them with ease.

⁠@@maxinejones8627exactly. My nephew, when he was Nathan’s age, was perfectly capable of telling my dog to “sit” and “stay”. He didn’t have to grab her face to make her leave him alone. Then again, neither was I sitting back allowing her to climb all over him and bite. Total lack of responsibility seen here and a serious accident waiting to happen. She even says, “he needs to learn to stop” but then carries on filming and allowing the unacceptable behaviour 🤦‍♀️

Sorry but I don't see anything funny in a puppy constantly biting and pulling at a child. The poor child looks towards his mother for help but it's not forthcoming as all she's interested in is filming the action and saying 'run, run, run, good job'. She should be protecting that child and she's not. If that's a playroom all animals should be kept out, it's the childs' space to have fun with his toys. Outside is the place to play with animals.

Titan may be having fun, Nathan not so much. Puppy has sharp teeth, he's going to cause serious damage to the child's delicate skin.

Because it's less work to film what's happening to her child than it is to stop the puppy biting. She needs to go on a parenting course and learn how to be a mother, something I don't normally advocate.