A Pit Bull named Knight just became a big brother and shared the "joys of getting a little sister," and everyone was giggling because he was so right.
On September 4, 2024, TikTok user Knight the Pit (@knight_thepit) shared a video of Knight and his new baby sister. Take a look!
In the compilation clip, we learn everything to expect when getting a little sister is the best, according to Knight .
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“Things to expect when getting a little sister,” the text on the video reads. Knight is an older Pit Bull who is brown with white on his nose and between his eyes, and his little sister, Stormi, is grey with white that runs up her nose.
The first point Knight brings up is that you won’t get any more sleep. In the clip, Knight is trying to take a nap in the sun, but Stormi thinks it’s a better time to cuddle.
Knight’s second point is that when you get a little sister, you have to share your food. And the third point is that you’ll get “no peace and quiet,” which is a point so many parents can relate to. Stormi looks like she has a lot to say and is always busy like a young puppy would be.
The fourth and final point Knight makes is really heart-melting, saying that when you have a new little sister, you’ll have a new best friend.
In this clip, the two dogs are taking a cozy nap all cuddled together. It’s clear these two have a good bond and deep love for one another, and it’s magic and adorable to see.
“The joys of getting a little sister,” the video’s caption reads, and in the comments, people had a lot of sweet things to say.
One wrote, “She’s getting so big!!”
Another shared, “My boxer can relate to this! They are precious- I've loved watching her grow.”
Someone else added, “Siblings are gonna be siblings.”
One TikTok user explained, “So freaking adorable.”
How to Know You're Ready for a Second Dog
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to knowing when it’s a good time to get a second dog . And there are a few things to consider before doing so, VCA Animal Hospitals explains.
“Most dogs will welcome a new sibling, but it is not always smooth sailing,” the experts say. “The furry family member you have now will face many changes when a new dog enters the picture and may feel a bit displaced. He may not like sharing his territory, toys, food, resting places, or humans. Luckily, you can help him adjust to his new companion if you prepare in advance.”
Before getting a second dog, you should ask yourself a few questions and look to answer honestly. For example, VCA Animal Hospitals suggests answering:
Can you afford another dog?
Do you have enough space for another dog?
Do you have time for another dog?
What kind of personality might your current dog mesh with?
From there, if you’re going to move forward with getting another dog, make sure you take your time and seek answers, and if all goes well, you’ll be able to watch a similar relationship to Knight and Stormi build at your home.
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