Pitbull is eager to meet his human sibling and does the most adorable thing conceivable

When their pets meet their infants for the first time, many parents are cautious. They are concerned that their sharp nails or teeth will irritate their newborns’ soft skin. However, the opposite frequently occurs. With newborn newborns, pets can be quite gentle. They may be true role models for children and teach them some of life’s most important lessons.

A Pitbull named Nova was a puppy when he became a member of Kayla’s family. He was a loving, silly, curious, playful, loyal, and protective dog. Kayla and her husband also had another smaller dog named Teddy. Nova was also very gentle and cuddly with Teddy. However, Teddy was shyer and preferred to stay by himself compared to Nova.

Nonetheless, Nova never left a chance of playing with Teddy. The way Nova behaved with Teddy proved that he was full of love and compassion. This made Kayla realize that Nova would be an amazing big brother.

Nova would always stay with Kayla when she was pregnant, his face against her stomach. Whatever the situation, he made sure he was wrapped up in bed with Kayla. He seemed to be aware of the kid inside Kayla’s womb. The Pitbull’s actions led Kayla to believe he was looking forward to meeting the baby.

Nova was excited to see the newborn when the baby was finally born and the couple came home with Liliana. Kayla was curious to watch how he interacted with the infant at the same time. Nova had not disappointed the new mother, which made her happy.

When they settled down at home, Nova’s eyes got huge. He started sniffing the newborn almost immediately. The Pitbull was highly excited. However, at the same time, he also understood that he needed to be gentle and cautious around the baby. So whenever the baby cried, Nova would go to her and find out what was wrong.

Nova was very protective of Liliana, and she also loved him a lot. She would always pet him with her tiny hands, and he loved to enjoy those moments of head scratches. Kayla was amazed at how her two dogs, Nova and Teddy, behaved like big brothers to their daughter.