The connection established between a child and a dog can be very special. Innocence and instinct in the purest state and that is what these adorable images of a three year old girl together to her best friend, a two-year-old doberman.
These are photos taken from the Instagram account of the Cutie and The Beast blog, in which the girl's mother documents scenes of her little Siena's daily life with "the beast", Buddah. At first glance it can impress the size of the animal compared to that of the girl, but the images show how affectionate and protective it is.
A girl and a doberman, really? It's not dangerous?
Since Luna arrived home, a Weimar Braco bitch, I am increasingly convinced that dogs are the way we let them be. A chihuaha can be the same or more "dangerous" than a doberman, what happens is that their size makes them seem more threatening.
Buddah is not a threat to the girl because she is a big and strong dog. Well behaved dogs, with established rules of coexistence, well cared for and treated with love can live with children perfectly, regardless of their breed or size.
Dogs establish a very close relationship with children, especially if they arrive home when children are young. They are then placed within the family pack as one more member and identify each with a role. She thinks she is another child, I always say that Luna is my four-legged daughter.
The child's best friend
Little Siena and Buddah are inseparable. They do everything together: costumes, manicures, a walk on the beach or watching a sunset.
Dogs are great companions for children. A child who grows up with a dog learns such important values as respect for animals, the responsibility of caring, friendship, fidelity ... It becomes accomplice of his childhood.
Victoria and Luna
I have photos of my daughters and moon very similar to those we see from Siena and Buddah. So that you know her, as a proud mother of her dog daughter, I leave you a couple of them with Victoria.
