Anyone who has ever owned a dog before having their first child can attest to the fact that feeling anxious about how things might turn out is completely normal.

What if the dog becomes envious of the sudden change in focus? What if, despite your best efforts,

you are unable to reconcile your furry child with your human child? What if, God forbid, the dog decides in a fit of jealous wrath to attack the child?

Naturally, most of these situations never come to pass.

Dogs, on the other hand, frequently take on the role of guardians for our young children, going beyond their natural instinct to safeguard the newest member of the pack.

If you’re anything like me, you’ll always appreciate watching puppies and tiny babies living in harmony together.

For this reason, I adored the video of Teddy, a Husky who lives at home with his two Malamute brothers,

Phil and Niko, as well as a cat named Milo, seeing his younger sibling for the first time.

The animals are used to having a child in the house because Teddy’s human parents have a daughter named Amelia.

However, the parents carefully chose to introduce the new baby gradually when the time arrived.

They reasoned that it would be best to introduce their new newborn boy to the animals one at a time.

In this manner, there was less likelihood that the dogs would become unduly enthusiastic and unintentionally do something that may injure the infant.

Teddy, the youngest dog in the family, was given the honor of going first, and their interaction with the sleeping child is viral gold…

In contrast to his new brother, Teddy was the image of composure as the baby’s father kept one soothing touch on Teddy’s head.

In the end, Teddy was content to smell and observe the tiny person. It goes without saying that the extreme size disparity between the two siblings makes for a very interesting video.

Indeed, the family’s YouTube channel, ‘Life with Malamutes,’ has amassed nearly a million subscribers, demonstrating its great popularity.