That all changed when Rosie’s human gave birth to a little boy, Tyler.

I’ve seen plenty of dogs take care of their pups, but Rosie was practically attached to Tyler at the hip as soon as he got home from the hospital. She slept with him, watched over him, and I’m sure she even tried to feed him. Even though Tyler wasn’t biologically hers, she would protect him as if he was.

That’s the way it’s been for the last year or so, and I’m so happy for Rosie. Dogs like us don’t just need lots of love, but we need to be able to show our love as well. Here we can see how well Rosie has adjusted to her new home. Her paws are draped across Tyler, just as if she’s hugging him. Next to the pair are Juniper and Beech, who are a bit less snuggly, as you can see.

I can’t wait to see how Rosie and Tyler grow up together. It makes me want a tiny human of my own. I wonder if I could convince my humans to get on that…

Dog, Cat, and Baby All Cuddle Together for a Nap with a Sweet Lullaby