Dogsey

Yup, he was uncomfortable and annoyed by the child. Refusing to move is a telltale sign of distress. They forced him to move and to endure the child on him. He really did not like it and as soon as they even brought the child, he reacted with anticipation of what they'd do next. I'm concerned about the training, too. If that dog decides to attack the child or really anybody else, severe damage is going to be done before they can stop him. Seeing as the dogs do bite work, it's just an accident waiting to happen IMO.