Staffy Doesn't Know How To Feel About His Baby Brother

Watch this staffie learn how to share his parents with his new baby brother

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00:00He was definitely the baby of the house.

00:04Center of attention always.

00:07Tom can pick up Odin and hold him like a baby.

00:10Baby, what are you doing?

00:15Tom was definitely a favorite, unfortunately.

00:24He had only child syndrome.

00:30And then he got pregnant.

00:33Odin got closer with me during my pregnancy.

00:40He would always just rest his head on my stomach.

00:45Every morning before work, he would just huddle into me.

00:48He would just be very intrigued with all the new baby stuff.

01:03When Rio was born, the connection wasn't completely instant like I thought it would be.

01:11Odin wasn't quite sure what to do.

01:19It was a strange thing for Odin just because the attention was obviously on the newborn.

01:25And he didn't want Odin to get too close.

01:40When Rio smiled at Odin, it was super special.

01:49The time when their relationship shifted was probably when Rio was a bit more mobile, more aware of his surroundings.

01:57And then when he started to touch and feel, I think Odin was like, ooh, I get extra pats.

02:09Once Odin realized that his little brother Rio could interact with him, Odin was just so happy and completely changed how he felt about him.

02:18Odin's a big boy now.

02:33How are you doing, Odie?

02:35It took Odin some time, especially when it came to sharing his dad with Rio, but he's definitely learned and he's the sweetest big brother.

02:44Odin is absolutely the glue to our little family.

02:48We love you, Odin!