1st trimester
Emma
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Hey heyyyy
I'm 12.4 weeks pregnant and I have a very enthusiastic 9-month-old husky. When I come in, she jumps up on me out of excitement. We're trying to teach her not to do this and just ignore her (it never hurts or anything, really), but with my husky it just takes a bit longer for her to unlearn/learn things.
Now I was wondering, how bad can it actually be? She never jumps in a way that really hurts, and I always try to turn away, but yeah... sometimes it does hit the mark..
I'm 12.4 weeks pregnant and I have a very enthusiastic 9-month-old husky. When I come in, she jumps up on me out of excitement. We're trying to teach her not to do this and just ignore her (it never hurts or anything, really), but with my husky it just takes a bit longer for her to unlearn/learn things.
Now I was wondering, how bad can it actually be? She never jumps in a way that really hurts, and I always try to turn away, but yeah... sometimes it does hit the mark..
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Veraaa #2
Hey!
I gave birth when our Labrador pup was 6 months old. He also jumped, out of excitement. That really can't do any harm. Not later either, you have plenty of amniotic fluid for protection. Unless it's really in the woods, when they come at high speed while playing. But I think your Husky is too light for iOS. Our Labradors are now over 2 years old, sturdy dogs, and can really put in some force. But I wouldn't worry about it if it's just in and around the house, like jumping up to greet you.
Enjoy your pregnancy!
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