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How to Select the Perfect Dog for Your Family
Involve children when choosing the perfect family dog. It’s vital to meet the dog to make sure its demeanor and personality are a good fit for your family.
5 great dog breeds for families
Family-friendly dog breeds: Consider a bulldog, beagle, collie, poodle, or a golden retriever. Picking the wrong breed can lead to accidents or injuries.
Are poodles good with kids?
Are poodles good with kids? The simple answer is yes because their easy-going temperament makes them natural companion animals.
Help children cope with dog’s death
For many kids, dog death is their first experience with serious loss and grief. Although everyone grieves differently, you can help your children cope.
5 tips for keeping your touchy toddler safe around dogs
Toddlers and dogs can be the best of friends. It’s your job to teach your dog and your toddler how to safely and successfully interact with each other.
Is your family ready to add a dog?
If you’re looking for a way to bring your family together and improve their overall health, adopting a family-friendly dog breed may be a perfect choice.
5 best dog breeds for active families
Consider active family dog breeds to find the right pup for your energetic family. Some options to consider include collies, retrievers, and beagles.
3 reasons millennials choose dogs over kids
Millennials choose dogs over kids due to time, cost. Many millennials opt to have dogs rather than start a traditional family.
Dogs keep kids happy and healthy
Dogs provide health benefits for children that range from boosting their immune and cardiovascular systems to reducing stress and improving their self-esteem.
Babies and puppies: Safely build an early bond
Pairing babies and puppies early provides benefits for children ranging from learning compassion and responsibility to boosting their immune system.
Prevent dog bites with simple rules for kids
Prevent dog bites by teaching children simple rules such as don’t take away food or toys and never disturb a dog who is eating or sleeping.
Get your dog ready to meet your new baby
Dog and baby: Help your dog get ready for baby’s arrival with training, time with babies and children, and by preparing a separate space for your dog.
Learn to keep your kids and your dog safe and happy
Kids and dogs: Set rules for both dog and child. Always supervise to ensure safe interactions and prevent either the dog or child from getting hurt.
Prepare your dog for the arrival of a new baby
Prepare dog for baby: Focus on obedience training. Make sure the dog follows basic commands including sit, down, and stay.
Help children and dogs bond
Children and dogs usually are a wonderful combination, but sometimes parents need to take a few steps to ensure children and dogs bond safely.