What it must be like to be an only child. You get all the attention; you’re spoiled, no lines to wait in cause you’re always first. You certainly have expectations in your lifestyle. Then, completely out of your control, everything gets cut in half.

There is no doubt that it’s going to be an adjustment to no one wants to make. So even when that scenario happens to dogs, it seems they are a lot like humans in their reaction. They are bitter and not happy.

We will take a look at 20 dogs, whose lives have been completely turned upside down with the addition of a new sibling. We humans love a new puppy in our family, but, as you’ll see in these photos, the old dogs are not welcome to the idea whatsoever.

You’ll love scrolling down the list seeing some very telling and priceless doggy expressions. Here we go…

1. He loves his new sister

Boy, trying to get him to do anything must be a challenge. It’s the same look a 5-year-old has when you wake them up in the morning.

2. Three’s a crowd

Walter doesn’t think much of Max, and Max is clueless about why he’s always getting the stone-cold shoulder. Walter can only dream of the day it can be just the owner and him again. Keep dreaming, buddy.

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3. Not having any of it

This is the introduction of the new puppy to her boyfriend’s dog. He’s not having it. This might be the deal-breaker in the relationship.

4. This is fun, right?

Buck and Indiana seem to be getting along just fine. But, I have a feeling depending on who you ask, you’ll get a different answer. The old man looks like he’s had enough.

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5. Emotional wreck

Please take that thing back; it keeps playing with my tail. Those tears are very telling of the feeling about the new puppy. Keep on crying; I have a feeling that it’s staying.

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6. Please no!

Mom, are we really gonna take this thing with us? The wide-eyed look says it all, while the new puppy is living in its own puppy world.

7. It was at this moment Hank regretted asking for a little brother

Hank had his favorite place to rest his head on road trips, but now it has all been ruined by his new little brother. Can we take him back?

8. Can you find the 2nd dog?

It might take a sharp eye, but a pug is getting crushed by this new pup. Who’s sadder? Just look at the lip on the new puppy boy.

9. This dog is not amused by the new puppy

“This is my blanket. That one’s yours. My blanket. Your blanket. Mine. Yours. Just want to get that straight right from the start, newbie.” – notforhugh

10. I am the Gate-Keeper

This is what the owner found when he heard his older lab crying. His new little brother is blocking the stairs and won’t let him pass. Respect your elders, pup!

11. They get along

It’s just a classic sibling rivalry. When it’s time to take a photo, they are always playing jokes on each other. This time, we are playing you as a footrest.

12. No breaks with a puppy around

I don’t think this guy is very excited about the new puppy. He’s missing the time he used to be able to lay down and relax. Now, he can’t get a moment of peace.

13. The annoying little brother

The cuteness meter is on overload, but the happiness meter is running on empty. This guy can’t believe all this time it’s been just him, and now, this! Noooooooo.

14. Take the batteries out!

The golden retriever battle is on. “A new toy was in order but, now this toy decides to play with me!” Don’t worry; puppies like to sleep a lot.

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15. Anyone?

Does anyone else have an ear-chewing problem? Someone get this little guy a stick. It looks like the old boy has given up in life.

16. Relaxing on his brother

He used to be able to lay on the couch in peace and watch TV. But, now, his new little brother is blocking his vision. You make a better door than a window.

17. Charlie loves his big brother Cliff

And he shows it by chewing on his ear. They say misery loves company, but it looks like Cliff is on his own with this one. Charlie just loves him!

18. It’s tough

Being the older and smaller dog. “The smaller one, Eugene, has learned to pick his battles. He hasn’t actually gotten mad at her in a long time, but still knows how to chop-block and bring her down when they’re playing.”

19. Love/Hate relationship

She has proudly ruined her older dog’s life by getting a new puppy. Keep an eye open when you sleep; the elder might be coming for you.

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20. New Carseat

Puppy Kinsley loves her seat in the truck; her big sister isn’t happy about it at all. Just when they were used to having two, a third dog was brought into the family. Time to start getting comfortable again.

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