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8550901 tn?1400740690

Dog just jump intop of belly!!

My shih ztu dog just jump in top of my belly to cross to the other side he usually never does this but he did. It hurt when he did it and it hurt for a a while should I be worried? He's like 7-8 pounds
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8550901 tn?1400740690
Lol it when away.thanks ladies ya sure do know how to make a person feel better:-) ya know our kids are the most important thing in our life and even if is something small like they felt are they ok we have to be concerned because that's our job as a mother to take care of our love one:-)
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7177914 tn?1399518500
My big ol' three year old sits in mine every now and again.... I'm at 27 weeks. It sure doesn't feel good... :( hopefully your pain goes away soon.
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Awww that's so cute lol
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Im sure if it happened to Me again I'd still freak out no sweat momma :-)
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Insure i
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4542187 tn?1402677307
Nah, you're just a conscientious mom! No worries! :)
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8550901 tn?1400740690
Lol I'm always over reacting!!
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Agreed he is to small to hurt if it doesn't still hurt and you weren't cramping your.fine. my pit bull jumped on mine my first pregnancy and knocked.me over n I was fine and I was like 33 wks
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4542187 tn?1402677307
Noooo. You're fine!
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