According to what Annabelle’s father told Animals, ” It’s almost like a kinship that you can not really define.”
Annabelle was given to her present family when her biological mother’s family made the decision to foster her while she was pregnant with Annabelle.
A week before giving birth to Annabelle, Annabelle’s real mother handed herself up to a local shelter so that she might give birth there.
So Annabelle’s human family decided to take her in and care for her.
She gave birth to a litter of 12 pups, two of whom were siblings named Annabelle and Norman. The foster family who took care of Annabelle had no intention of keeping any of the dogs until they fell in love with one of them.
Annabelle had a strong bond with her father, and both her mother and their youngest daughter eventually developed romantic feelings for Norman.
As a result, they offered them both a home for the rest of their lives by adopting them.
The father said, “She has the most beautiful blue eyes of any girl I’ve ever seen.”
” Whenever Annabelle made him angry, he would snarl at her, and she would respond by doting on him and kissing his face. When it comes to affection and attention, she turns to her father. “The two of them are as similar to one another as two peas in a pod,” the mother added.
But in addition to that, Annabelle has an extraordinarily close relationship with her brother Norman.
“Norman and Annabelle had a connection that we didn’t also notice in the beginning,” the mother added. “We didn’t see it because we didn’t want to.”
In footage of them when they were babies, you can see Annabelle crawling over the huge pool of her brothers and sister in order to get closer to Norman.
When it became necessary for Annabelle to see the veterinarian, Norman experienced a lot of distress.
He waited at the window of the house and refused to leave until his sister arrived home from school.
When she did, he couldn’t have been more relieved to see that she was home safe and sound.
” Norman is an extremely inquisitive individual. His mother describes him as “simply a huge enormous goofball who makes us giggle all the time.” “Annabelle is the definition of an introvert. Everything must happen according to her schedule and in the manner that she chooses.
Annabelle has been more open and has been meeting a lot more people, despite the fact that she is not the biggest admirer of other people.
“We took her on a vacation with my family, during which she encountered a large number of different individuals, all of whom thought she was wonderful, much to our astonishment. “It’s true that all of us have made a lot of progress,” the mother said.
When Annabelle and Norman are at home, one of their favorite things to do is to play underneath the pool deck.
This is due to the fact that it is quite muddy beneath there, and they like getting muddy and rolling about in it.
However, the father is not fond of it. The need that provides dirty baths to dogs is something that he finds particularly annoying.
Despite this, they continue to do it. Despite the fact that the father attempts to bar access to the house, the identifiable canines constantly manage to get inside. And since kids seem to be having such a good time, their father does not become nearly as angry when they play.
The parents have high hopes that the narrative of Annabelle and Norman would help reduce the negative stigma associated with bully types.
The organization Marin Humane identifies the following dog breeds as belonging to the category of bully breeds: American Pit Bull Terriers, Bull Terriers, Bullmastiffs, Staffordshire Terriers, Boston Terriers, French Bulldogs, and Boxers. Dogs who are not genetically related to these breeds but just resemble them in appearance are likewise categorized as belonging to the bully type. Some people believe that some breeds are more prone to bite, that they are inherently violent, that they have more hazardous attacks than other sorts of dogs, or that they do not get along with other children or animals.