Top Kid-Friendly Dogs
Dogs are perhaps the most common house pet, as they make great companions and can be a lot of fun.
Not all breeds, however, are ideal around children.
Here are some of the top kid-friendly dog breeds.
The Maltese is known for being friendly and playful.
They're small dogs and they do need exercise, but their playful nature tends to keep them in good shape.
They also don't shed, so they're easier to clean after.
The Miniature Dachshund is another popular choice that is kid-friendly.
Often called, "weiner dogs," or the "hotdog dog," due to their shape.
Also a small breed, the dachshund is playful and get along well with other breeds.
They like to cuddle and only need to be bathed once per month.
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a small and friendly breed.
They are quiet and gentle, usually patient.
The Cavalier doesn't mind being handled by kids or even being pushed around by rambunctious children.
They don't bite, though may offer a growl.
This breed does shed, however, so they need to be groomed once or twice per week.
The Beagle can grow up to a medium-size and are very active, so you'll need room for them to play.
They're a very friendly and adaptable species, but be sure you're able to give it the exercise it needs to maintain its active lifestyle.
The Yorkshire Terrier, or Yorkie, is a small, playful and lovable breed that is known for being friendly with children.
Though they don't shed, their hair, when left to grow longer, can tangle easily, so they should be groomed often.
The Collie is a larger, beautiful dog that has gained fame for being easy to train as well as getting along with all family members.
Collies need to be groomed regularly and will need plenty of exercise, though they are loyal and lovable.
Retrievers are another popular choice among large dogs.
They're patient and good-natured, and they love to be around people.
They're very active, so you'll need plenty of room for them to run, and they also love to swim.
There are many other breeds of dogs which can be suitable for children and families.
These are just a few.
It's important to always do plenty of research before adding a member to your family.
Be sure you'll be able to provide all the love and care a new pet will require of you.
You'll definitely be rewarded in turn.
Not all breeds, however, are ideal around children.
Here are some of the top kid-friendly dog breeds.
The Maltese is known for being friendly and playful.
They're small dogs and they do need exercise, but their playful nature tends to keep them in good shape.
They also don't shed, so they're easier to clean after.
The Miniature Dachshund is another popular choice that is kid-friendly.
Often called, "weiner dogs," or the "hotdog dog," due to their shape.
Also a small breed, the dachshund is playful and get along well with other breeds.
They like to cuddle and only need to be bathed once per month.
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a small and friendly breed.
They are quiet and gentle, usually patient.
The Cavalier doesn't mind being handled by kids or even being pushed around by rambunctious children.
They don't bite, though may offer a growl.
This breed does shed, however, so they need to be groomed once or twice per week.
The Beagle can grow up to a medium-size and are very active, so you'll need room for them to play.
They're a very friendly and adaptable species, but be sure you're able to give it the exercise it needs to maintain its active lifestyle.
The Yorkshire Terrier, or Yorkie, is a small, playful and lovable breed that is known for being friendly with children.
Though they don't shed, their hair, when left to grow longer, can tangle easily, so they should be groomed often.
The Collie is a larger, beautiful dog that has gained fame for being easy to train as well as getting along with all family members.
Collies need to be groomed regularly and will need plenty of exercise, though they are loyal and lovable.
Retrievers are another popular choice among large dogs.
They're patient and good-natured, and they love to be around people.
They're very active, so you'll need plenty of room for them to run, and they also love to swim.
There are many other breeds of dogs which can be suitable for children and families.
These are just a few.
It's important to always do plenty of research before adding a member to your family.
Be sure you'll be able to provide all the love and care a new pet will require of you.
You'll definitely be rewarded in turn.
