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Wonderful girls poncho:

hats for the little girls

Image by birdfarm
The three cousins (closest family members, as birdfarm has no siblings) have produced six offspring: three boys and three girls.

Last year, the girl cousins got ponchos and the boys got hats. This year, the girls get hats and the boys get sweaters.

Here are two of the three girls’ hats (the third is colored like the small hat and sized like the large hat).

pattern: Dale of Norway
yarn: Lana D’Oro by Cascade, alpaca/wool
no, it’s not to gauge, the pattern is for an infant’s hat but I wanted them to fit toddlers. bigger yarn = bigger hat, voila!

Some cool girls poncho images:

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Question–: Poncho vs Alex?
when i was living alone, the only one i really needed to care about was my dog Poncho. that was 4 years ago. my little girl Alex is a very small and shy girl. now Poncho has never been hostile to others, but hes a chow chow and i always hear that thats their thing, true? thing is that the two of those play with each other a lot (at least i hope they’re playing) they like to play tug o war a lot with the dog toys, like she’s a dog or something, but anyways, when Alex is minding her own business and poncho comes and sniffs her, she bops him in the nose which is really cute if you could see it (tiny girl bopping a dog in the nose almost a head bigger then her) but i think that she could really get hurt one day if he decides not to take it any longer or something.

honestly im just really bad at reading both Dogs AND little girls.
btw, poncho is around 6 years old and Alex is 3 and can barley talk, is that a problem?

The following is the answer: (Hint: The answer is not necessarily.)

Answer by koehlerdogtraining
This is a tough one.

The amateur and/or unqualified professionals answering this are going to tell you that you should not trust your little girl with your chow-chow.

The vocational dog trainers/handlers/owners are going to tell you that you are going to have to be hyper vigilant whenever the two of them are together. And that you should get the training you need to better “read” both species in your custody.

Folks like me are going to tell you that we have allowed our own dogs and children liberties that we would not necessarily advise anyone else to permit with the same level of confidence.

Now the tough part … all three answers are both correct and debateable.

Tony Ancheta

Answer by john n
if the dog didn’t like her i’m sure you would know it by now. poncho seems to have accepted alex as part of his family,my dogs always did.we would make sure they smelt all the babies and as the child grew teach them to be gentle with the dog. keep her away when he is eating,you never know what could happen with food.dogs grow with children and learn to love and protect them so i think he will be ok.any dog can bite but yours seems to be well behaved and accepting of his playmate and he will guard her it is in his nature.if he shows any aggression put a stop to it and make sure he realizes you will not accept this behavior.

Answer by Hubby’s Sweet Princess Bride
You need to teach your little girl not to hit dogs… I do not think its cute and I have put my nieces in time out for being mean to animals… Dogs want love and affection and that is how they should be treated… Chow Chows have been known to turn on people after 5 years(its a long story) and it goes with any dog if you mistreat it… he will say enough and bite you… then what? your mad and put him down…

Answer by ninjaaa!
I’m not a trainer, a behaviourist or a Chow owner. But I would recommend you supervise your daughter around your dog at all times. Little kids aren’t great at handling dogs (can you blame them?) and although I know Alex is not being abusive, most dogs are really just like big cuddly stuffed toys to them. This is the reason for most dog attacks on children – a lot of dogs won’t tolerate their ears pulled, tails grabbed, being squeezed too hard in a hug, etc.

Depending on your individual dog, this could be a danger to your child, or Poncho might be completely fine with Alex. However, I wouldn’t take the risk if I were you. No dog will turn from a calm, loving dog to an aggressive one that snaps a child’s hand off overnight. If Poncho is getting unhappy with the bopping, he will start showing it.

Supervise Alex and Poncho at all times, and try to start teaching Alex how to approach Poncho right. She is very lucky to enjoy the lovely experience of growing up with a dog.

Answer by katslookup
Tony has got the best answer. But I am going to add my two cents worth.