Unlike most domestic animals, dogs are known to have a deeper connection to their owners. Scientists suggest that when dogs sleep, they dream of their owners. A dog develops and devotes all loyalty to its owner. When planning on getting a dog to add to the family, one must consider whether the four-legged creature will be suitable for their kids.
Here is a list to consider if you are looking on adding a dog to your family that will blend in with your family dynamics, especially if you have little ones;
Golden Retriever.
The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular breeds of dogs. In fact, it is so popular that it has its own day to be celebrated – February 3rd. Its personality that has been tagged ‘golden’ is even used to describe human personalities of people who are friendly and warm. He is patient, enthusiastic, tolerant and playful.
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Pugs.
Any Lewis Hamilton fan would probably be drawn to the pug breed of dogs. Lewis is a proud dog dad who even recently did a commercial with his pug. What draws most kids and adults about this breed is their sparkly eyes and wrinkly faces. They are heavy dogs but are eager to jump, run and play. According to Dogtime, pugs are exuberant, clever, comical and enthusiastic.
Poodles.
This breed of dogs are mostly associated with the single and old wealthy women as seen in most Hollywood movies. Most people do not know that they are actually very easy to train and are protective of their owners. Making them perfect for kids. They are also well behaved and do not bark much, perfect for families with infants.
Labrador Retriever.
The Labrador Retriever is known for being paw-sitive. The very active dog is fantastic for active families with kids who love to play and adults who love to go for runs and be outdoors. With its constant tail-wagging nature, it is hard to ignore. The dog can grow to really big size so it will need a spacious home to move around as it grows.
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