An animal expert walks through 10 dog breeds that work best with kids, breaking down each breed's temperament and what makes them safe family pets. The video matches breeds to different ages and personalities so you can pick the right dog for your family.
Children love dogs, so it's no wonder they ask to live with one. However, before adopting one, it's important to educate the child so that they know how to treat them and to be clear that they need all their needs met. Then it's time to choose the right dog that gets along with the little one. In this video by an animal expert, we'll talk about the 10 dog breeds for children based on age and personality. Let's get started. First, the Beagle The Beagle is one of the best dogs for hyperactive children because it's just as energetic. It's also easy to train and its size makes it ideal for a medium or small apartment. This breed loves to run and play non stop. That's why it's good for it to live with a child who can keep up with it and expend the same amount of energy. Second, the Labrador Retriever. The Labrador has a lot of energy, is active, loves to play and is very affectionate with children. It also stands out for its enormous patience and great nobility. It is also a dog that loves to be with its family, so it also appreciates quiet time in the living room. It is an intelligent and easy to train dog. Of course, it needs mental stimulation to stay balanced. 3. St Bernard Young Children tend to misbehave with their dogs, so some dogs can get upset and unintentionally hurt the child. Therefore, in these cases, you should choose peaceful and very patient dogs. Like the St Bernard, it is one of the calmest and best natured dogs that exist. It is docile and protective. For this reason, it is considered one of the best nanny dogs in the world. If you want to continue learning more about this breed of dog, don't miss the video that we have included in the card. 4. Coli if you are looking for a guard dog for children, because the little one is rather calm, the Coli is the breed for you. However, this protective instinct also means that it does not tolerate the presence of strangers very much. For this reason, it is essential to socialize it. 5. Boxer this is a very playful breed that loves children. It also stands out for its protective and vigilant instinct. And as it will not let anything or anyone get close to children without prior notice, it protects its family above all else. Likewise, the Boxer stands out for its nobility and patience with children. 6. German shepherd this breed of dog adapts to all types of situations. It is an excellent companion and also very obedient, intelligent, easy to train and protective. In addition, it loves children and is very affectionate with them. If you have a baby or a very young child. They are the German shepherd will tend to protect them. On the other hand, if the child is older, you can have fun playing and training them. 7. Poodle the larger varieties of poodles are recommended for living with small children. On the other hand, the small ones are recommended for older children who are somewhat responsible so as not to harm them. Poodles are hypoallergenic, easy to train and active. They are also extremely intelligent, so they need to receive a lot of mental stimulation. Number eight Golden Retriever this is an intelligent dog that learns very quickly, is gentle, balanced, playful and patient. Of course, during its puppy stage it is very active. For this reason, it will need to learn to channel all its energy in a positive way for everyone. In this sense, playing with children is an excellent way. Discover 10 interesting facts about the Golden Retriever in the video that we have included in the card. Number nine Greyhound Greyhounds are very calm, noble and easy care dogs. They love having a family that loves them and allows them to enjoy time in the countryside to run freely. They are usually very patient dogs that fit in with both active and calm children. Of course, it is preferable not to let small children handle the leash during walks since greyhounds are very strong and can pull the little one. Number 10 mixed breed dogs Adopting a mixed breed dog is a great option if you want to teach your children values such as solidarity, equality and respect. They also have the advantage of not having been subjected to indiscriminate selection to obtain a specific standard. For this reason, they do not suffer from major hereditary health problems. When getting one, you should take into account its size, character and the age of both the child and the dog. For very young children, it is better to opt for young dogs capable of keeping up with their energetic rhythm. On the other hand, for older and calmer children, adult or elderly dogs are good options. Tell us which dog you think will fit best into your family. Until next time, experts.
