Sentences with phrase «children in homes with dogs»

A study of children in 78 inner - city primary schools in England found children in homes with dogs were more active than those without.

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When Lonny is not working to make a positive impact in his community, he hangs out at home with his wife, dogs, and 3 children including his daughter who is a freshman in the drama department at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

As someone who worked with animals my whole life before becoming a stay at home mommy, and, yes, treated my cats and dogs like my children, when I actually HAD children, the four legged in the house became, * gasp * «pets», yes, still part of the family, just not as highly up on the ladder as the kiddos.

Now she is a work - from - home mom who lives with her husband, four children and dog in rural Iowa.

Able to Puppy Dog Look his way into coming home with toys when I just went in for groceries, children, GROCERIES!!

Cesar Gonzales - Mugaburu, 59, was charged March 18 with sexually abusing seven children — and a pet dog — in his home on a Suffolk County cul - de-sac.

Although much media attention has focused on how dogs can improve the social skills of children with autism, a University of Missouri researcher recently found that children with autism have stronger social skills when any kind of pet lived in the home.

We wanted to see if this relationship also was true also for children growing up with dogs in their homes.

I ask because life with a full - time career, a stay - at - home husband, 2 young children, and an adolescent dog has left me feelings quite crazed with the disorganization and chaos that marks every room in the house (including the guest room to which no one but me goes).

Single mom of a 2 - yr - old boy, 26 yrs old... have Bachelor of Science in psychology minor in Human Studies, Career diploma in Child Psychology, & working on my Masters of Social Work @ Union University... live at home in the country with Mom, siblings, niece & nephew, son, dogs, & miniature...

The youngest of children may be slightly frightened with the dilemma that Angus is in, but if they watch with a parent, they should find the movie both a learning and entertaining experience, making Far From Home a top dog story.

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Borgi said a yet - to - be published follow - up experiment, in which both children and adults judged the cuteness of animal and human pictures with manipulated facial traits (more or less infantile), similarly found «no effects of having dogs at home but a statistically significant effect of cat ownership.»

According to its website, the group's goal is «to increase the safety of children and the success of dogs in homes with children.

«The study of nearly 400 children found that dogs were especially protective, and the babies who lived with dogs during their first year were about one - third more likely to be healthy during their first year, compared to babies who didn't have a pet in the home.»

The amount of space in your home, the age of your children and the amount of time the dog will be in contact with the children should be part of your decision.

Maltese puppies and dogs do best in a home with adult children.

This means that the dogs are familiar with an in - home environment, have spent time walking on a leash, are learning how to play with children and adults and have begun or completed the house - training process.

(excesses of anything - high stress in your job, high stress at home; driving long hours, dealing with a with a child with physical or psychological issues, dealing with another reactive dog in the house, dealing with a spouse or family member with drug or alcohol issues?

You should never place a dog with low pain sensitivity in a home with small children, since kids are more likely to touch and pinch and pull and prod at a dog than most adults would.

As a dog trainer, I see many families who struggle with young children and unruly dogs in the home.

Does great with other dogs (currently living with three other similarly sized dogs in his foster home) but probably not for a home with children or cats.

Jaxon lived with another dog his size and older children in his last home, but his needs just weren't being met.

Staff members have usually spent enough time with each pup to know if the dog will thrive in a home with children.

Phoebe is a sweet 5 year old white female Great Dane with cropped ears Phoebe Dogs: Good with Large Dogs, Males Preferred Children: Good with Children Cats: Good with Cats Other: Deaf Updated: 03/26/2017 Phoebe has settled in nicely in her foster home and gets along great with her playful submissive lab mix foster sister.

A dog that is bratty with kids or adults in the home, can cause a child or adult to drown in water.

She is a certified therapy dog who has worked in nursing homes and also works with children in a reading program at a local library.

The Corgi makes a wonderful family pet; it plays well with children, but keep in mind these little dogs require daily physical and mental exercise, so families too busy with outside activities and seldom home are not ideal for the Corgi, but in the right environment they are one of the best family dogs around.

If your dog can not pay attention to you with other dogs (or people, cars, squirrels, children, etc) around, initially work in the home and then gradually reintroduce dogs into your dog's environment.

Predictable and consistent behavior Prefers human company, especially children Relatively «directable» without training Affectionate Able to be banged around, by kids and clumsy humans Comfortable indoors and outdoors Doesn't require a lot of exercise Calm in the home; not hyperactive High drives and excellent mental focus Athletic, excellent conformation, and excellent endurance Able to take, and learn from, a correction High initiative Low fearfulness Submissive to Dominant: depends upon the nature of the work Low other - dog aggression is preferred, but not always a requirement Quiet: unless barking is needed for the work If used for protection, will follow through and bite with intention, if not used for protection, then little to no aggression in most circumstances Easily Housetrained

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We raise the puppies in our home with cats, dogs, and our children.

In addition, a few people are so severely allergic, it is not advisable for them to have any contact with dogs, and it's best to know this before you take a pet into your home — both in terms of avoiding emotional distress to your child, and to avoid traumatizing the animaIn addition, a few people are so severely allergic, it is not advisable for them to have any contact with dogs, and it's best to know this before you take a pet into your home — both in terms of avoiding emotional distress to your child, and to avoid traumatizing the animain terms of avoiding emotional distress to your child, and to avoid traumatizing the animal.

I'm good in any home really, and I'd get along with dogs and children.

They are good with children but would ideally be placed in a home with older children and not toddlers since this is not something they have grown up with and due to being older dogs, would prefer they not have to tolerate the activity level and things toddlers and growing youngsters can bring.

When a new dog is to be coming into our program as an Adopt - A-Bull, we will send out an email to all open foster homes letting everyone know the following: age, sex, history (where the dog is coming from, background, etc.), characteristics, behavior with other dogs & cats (to the best of current knowledge), behavior with children (if known), and the type of home our trainer feels he / she may do best in.

Pit bulls are known to be super loyal, friendly, and are some of the best dogs to have with children in the home.

As the conversations developed, I learned that there were some barriers placed in the way of adoption — from policies that prohibited first - time dog owners and families with children from adopting pit bulls to special applications, special hold times, higher adoption fees and even required home visits.

My puppies are born and raised in my home and are well - socialized with people and other dogs and spoiled a lot by me, my 4 children and 5 grandchildren.

This is especially true if the dog is going to be living in your home with children.

Each evening our goal is to have every dog leave the AAC with one of our selfless foster parents and spend the night in their home, often with their own pets and children.

Both genders are active as puppies through 12 months of age, but once they reach 12 months you will notice a more relaxed companion... girls especially will begin to become less active while boys will continue to interact with the children in the home... therefore, I highly recommend a male if a family is looking for a dog who will interact with the children more as they continue to mature.

Socialization is particularly important if this dog will be working with other dogs in the field or if he is to be kept in a home with children or other pets.

However, if children live in a home with a resource - guarding dog, the situation becomes unacceptably risky.

Most MABBR dogs are in foster homes where they are socialized with other dogs, children and adults.

They will not be accustomed to life in a home and will not have experience with children, cats, or other dogs.

Toy and standard dogs may function better in homes with older children.

We rarely assist in placing dogs with special needs or aggression — we simply are not equipped to rescue these dogs, as our dogs are heavily socialized with others (a doggy daycare environment), or in foster homes, almost all of which have children and other pets.

All of the dogs in our program live in homes with families, other dogs, cats, and sometimes children.

They adapt easily to other situations such as dog shows, and make extraordinary ambassadors for the breed in many settings such as hospitals, old age homes, with children, etc..