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While most kids love animals, not all animals love kids. Because of this, it’s important that you teach your children how to be safe around dogs in all situations in life.
To help you in doing this, here are three things you should teach your kids about interacting with dogs in order to keep them safe and healthy.
[Read more…] about 3 Things To Teach Your Kids About Interacting With DogsOriginally posted on April 24, 2020 @ 3:01 am
Your family may think that they’re ready for a new, four-legged addition, but there are a few points of awareness you should possess to prepare your home fully for owning a dog. Many different dog breeds can be available for adoption, and every one has its own special needs.
Some dogs are not so well suited for a home with small children. Some dogs are great with kids. Whatever’s the case, you should know what your dog will need, and find a friend that best fits your household’s daily lifestyle. [Read more…] about Things To Consider Before You Get a Dog
Originally posted on June 25, 2018 @ 12:55 pm
When you are looking to add a new, furry life to the family, there are several aspects of the animal you should consider. Anytime you plan to bring a dog into a family with small children, you have to be conscientious of the breed and temperament of the pet.
Man’s best friend is not always the best at playing baby’s best friend. Here is a list of some of the most suitable dog breeds for growing families. Read through, and get a better idea of just what sort of animal you might choose to add to the household. [Read more…] about Top Dog Breeds For Growing Families
Originally posted on September 1, 2017 @ 1:53 pm
Every kid wants a pet, sooner or later. Some of them will want a fish in a simple bowl, others will want things that slither and crawl, and at some point, every child will ask for a puppy or kitten. When it comes to picking out your child’s first pet there are many things that you need to consider.
The choice of a family pet will be determined by how often people are home, how much attention the pet will need, and who is really going to take care of it. Your child can promise wholeheartedly that they’ll walk and feed that puppy daily, but that joy will wear off when they realize it’s a chore, and then you’ll be the one stuck with the job. [Read more…] about Tips For Picking Your Child’s First Pet
Originally posted on January 11, 2017 @ 9:12 am
There’s more to it than just feeding them and walking them. Veterinary care can get expensive, but it is also an important part of pet ownership and helps you raise a healthy pet that could be in your family for years to come. That means not only investing time in the pet’s lives, but also thinking about things like pet insurance and how long they’re going to be in your life. [Read more…] about Teaching Your Children The Responsibility Of Pets
Originally posted on November 8, 2016 @ 1:38 pm
Every child wants a pet at some point, and often their pet of choice is a dog or a puppy. They say they’ll take care of them and you won’t have to do any work, but they don’t realize that taking care of a dog is about more than just playing with them. They also don’t realize that a dog can be an expensive investment that costs money for many years.
One good reason to get a dog, or a puppy, though, is when your whole family wants one and wants to chip in to raise it and care for it. Don’t just get one for your child, as your dog will become a part of your whole family. [Read more…] about Tips For Teaching Your Child How To Care For A Pet Dog Or Puppy
Originally posted on July 26, 2016 @ 12:01 pm
Having pets in the home can be fun and entertaining. Dogs and cats, after all, are capable of giving love, attention and loyalty throughout their lifetime to both adults and kids. But homeowners have added responsibility particularly when it comes to keeping the home clean and tidy while raising their beloved pets. The most common concerns faced by people who love to raise pets involve fur and stains.
How then can you ensure that your home remains spic and span while pets live with you? Here are some effective ways to solve your woes.
Pet hair can stick on clothing, furniture and carpets. It can be annoying sometimes to see them especially after arriving home from work and you’re just too tired to do some cleaning. [Read more…] about How Pet Owners Can Keep Their Home Tidy
Originally posted on June 7, 2015 @ 12:50 pm
If you are a long-time pet owner who is expecting a child or are considering having a pet around the kids, there are some changes that must be made. While there are some families that find success with the simple act of introducing one to the other, most other families must teach the young ones how to best deal with their furry friends. Here are some of the most important things you must impart to your children when it comes to handling pets. [Read more…] about 3 Things Parents Should Teach Their Children About Handling Pets
Originally posted on March 7, 2014 @ 9:46 am
Raising pets at home provides great benefits to family members. However, it’s also a big challenge at the same time on the part of parents particularly those who have kids to attend to.
Around the world today, numerous households own pets. Not surprising at all because having an animal in the home can surely make a family, couples without kids and even single people happy most of the time.
When it comes to dogs, getting a puppy is the best option as it provides an opportunity to see the animal grow in your household and train it to want you want it to be. Parents might find it a struggle to keep up with the demands that come with raising a puppy or two but in the end, it will all be worth it.
Kids also benefit from having a puppy at home as it teaches them how to be responsible for their pet and how to be kind to animals. At a young age, they will know the ways to take care of an animal from feeding and bathing to playing with them.
It should be noted, however, that parental supervision is necessary when raising one or more puppies in the home. As puppies can be very active and restless just like a small child particularly during the weaning stage, they can climb into furniture and grab anything they can reach. They can also hurt kids when unattended the reason why they need to be closely supervised most of the time.
Another responsibility that parents must carry on is to teach their dogs certain skills as they grow. This task should not be given to small children although they can help mom and dad from time to time. Training dogs is very important so they don’t develop a bad behavior while in the company of humans and other dogs. Training should start early so you can make sure your dog will stay loyal and be your best friend until they grow old.
Feeding the dog, keeping them healthy and maintaining a safe environment in the home are added responsibilities that any pet owner must heed. These ensure that your pet stays fit in and out of the home, lives with you for a long time and gives you and your family the love and friendship you desire from a loyal pet.
It’s true that raising a dog can be therapeutic. They help in achieving peace, harmony and happiness in the home.
Originally posted on April 25, 2014 @ 1:35 pm