Sentences with phrase «dogs around small children»

Their friendly, gentle disposition makes them ideal dogs around small children and the elderly.

Their gentle disposition makes them ideal dogs around small children and the elderly.

The image of these dogs around small children is almost a natural occurrence from that time.

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If your dog has any type of anxiety around small children, or reacts to the noise, you should keep him in a separate confined room.

The pain can for instance make it defend itself, and if you have small children around it is best for the dog as well as for the kids to crate the dog while it is healing.

She does well with other dogs, particularly those her size, and is very gentle around small children.

Also, because we do not have background and history information on the majority of our dogs, we don't know if they have experience with small children, so we don't know how they will behave around them.

We noticed after only 2 day a we did not notice any more «little friends» and we couldn't be happier.since the dog sleeps in our bed and stays inside around small children most of the time.

The smaller Poodle varieties are also more likely to be intolerant of children and problematic around other dogs while the Poodle is very gentle, great with kids, and find with both dogs and cats.

me being owners of labs chows and boxers and small dogs like shi - tzu I would rather have my children raised around loyal caring dogs instead of a little shi - tzu that did bite my whole family before and the Yorkshire that my mother just got that did bite my mother her boyfriend and my two kids and my husband.

Smaller dogs that I have been around and my children have been around get snapped at and bitten by.

With puppies, you have to be aware of sharp teeth and nails around children, and their exuberant energy around older dogs, cats and small children.

Most deerhounds will do well with children when properly socialized, but as a large dog, they should not be left unsupervised around small children.

It's also dangerous to allow your dog to jump up when small children are around.

Many of the Labs who come into our care are strays and we have no history on them such as: are they good with children; do they get along with other dogs; how do they behave around cats and small pets; do they jump fences; are they housetrained, etc..

When people only have one dog and there is no dominance issues (and no small children crawling around) they can ask the dog to sit and then put the food bowl down outside of a crate as long as they don't play the game of taking it away.

Although the Lakeland will be cautious around people he doesn't know and generally aggressive towards other dogs, and while you simply can't train this little guy not to chase small furry animals, Lakelands make gentle, loving companions for those they know and love, especially children.

They are great with children, although supervision is required when they're around small children, not because the dog is dangerous, but because of their size and strength.

If a dog that you are bringing home is going to be around small children you will need to give some thought to not only the dog's natural characteristics but also the level of energy that the children can display.

Most of all, children need to be taught how to behave around children, regardless if the dog is large, small or a puppy.

But just because they excel as versatile hunters doesn't mean they don't make great household dogs, even around small pets and small children.

This can create a problem when people visit or if the dog is to be around small children (especially children the dog does not know.)

They can also be a little timid if not socialised when young and these dogs must be carefully watched around small children.

Another representative of the small dogs is this Basset Hound that can get along with children instantly, loves the family members, wants to roam around and sniff the things in the house and is moving slowly.

She prefers to lay around in a quieter home without other dogs or small children.

Houdini is not comfortable around small children or other dogs.

Supervision is a must for small children around dogs and you should take the time to explain to them how to play nicely.

He is social with dogs his size, but will not be good around cats, small dogs or young children.

They can also be a little timid if not socialized when young and these dogs must be carefully watched around small children.

We don't want him to attack other dogs, pull too hard on the leash, drag us around, or try to devour small children.

However, a nice adult dog or cat who is used to being around children and who is known to be gentle can be a wonderful family pet, even with very small children.

Do you require a foster dog that is safe around small children or animals?

It should be noted that very small dogs should still be supervised around young or excitable children no matter how tolerant and loving the dog may be.

Puppies that were not raised around small children may not adjust to their presence as well as adult dogs.

Bringing a dog into a family with small children around is not a decision to take lightly.

Because this dog is of the herding family, caution should be used when the dog is around small children.

It is also important to note that small dogs in general, and terriers specifically, can become over-stimulated around small children who run, scream, cry, pat them on the head, pull their fur, ears, tails, or make sudden movements.

These dogs must be carefully watched around small children, but if well socialised are big friendly giants and great family dogs.

Small children especially should never be unsupervised around dogs.

They can also be a little timid if not socialised when young and these dogs must be carefully watched if they did not grow up around small children.

If they suggest that a certain dog does best in a quiet house with no small children around, don't assume that you can work around this caution.

But who could imagine that a dog, no matter how friendly, who recreationally kills a cat and 13 kittens might make a safe pet, or could be allowed around smaller animals and children under any circumstance?

This is useful for many things including trips to the vet when you need to hold your dog steady for vaccinations, and especially important if you have small children around who are likely to lean on, cuddle, and wrap their arms around the neck of their furry family member.

And finally, some smaller breeds can't tolerate to be around children or other dogs, so they growl at them.

So I suppose, to be a good guard dog, one would probably have to breed from a puppy and raised around small children to avoid future attacks.

We have a small child who is getting to the age where he wanders off around the house or yard and I wanted to get a dog that would not only be a good companion for our son but a dog that can help look after him if he were in danger.

My tip for dogs and small children is to ideally get a young puppy that will grow up with the child and to teach the child manners around animals.

I am very careful when my dog is around small children since she is around adults all day long.