Sweet German Shepherd is Baby’s Best Friend
Tilly loves her little human, Gwen. Mom says, “This is my 3 year old German Shepherd Tilly and my new daughter Gwen who is 4 weeks old. Tilly is her guardian and her playmate already!”
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