Monday, June 23, 2008

Finding A Dog For Your Children













Children want dogs – a pet to play and run with. You as a parent need to decide when is the best opportunity to get your child or children that dog or puppy. Then you need to decide what kind of dog is right for them and your household.


What size of dog do you want? Do you want a puppy or an older dog?


Some dogs are met to be outside more as opposed to others, some are lap dogs, some love children – some don't and some are believed hypoallergenic for people sensitive to dog hair and dander. Some dogs are to fragile for children and There are those dogs are just to big to be around miniscule children.


You need to decide on how kind of dog would fit best in your family, your lifestyle, are you an active family, how still time you have to train a puppy or is a older dog better?


All dog breeds and precise dogs have different characteristics. Ask your friends who experience dogs what they like about them.


You will be able to consider all these factors, see a reputable breeder and go to visit the breed you decide on.


Some examples of different characteristics in dog breeds:


A Boxer is a family oriented dog but is high-energy.


A Newfoundland makes a devoted companion and is mellow but they are very big.


A Boston Terrier is a very popular dog in the United States and are great through children.


Pugs are clowns and are adorable but properties need to be handled gently.


So do your homework and find that special “dog or puppy” for your family.

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1 comments:

Horny Ang Moh said...

Whoa! I want the big germen! He must have cost a bomb!
Have a nice day!