Bulldogs are generally known to be very good with children. It is best when the bulldog is raised with a child as a puppy. Most important, the child must understand how to treat the dog, and they should never be left together unsupervised. Bulldogs see children as playmates, and sometimes they don't know their own strength. They are strong dogs, and can easily knock over a child during play.

American bulldogs are very good with children. Keep in mind every dog has it's own temperment, learn how your dogs reacts and tolerates others. Evaluate the puppy you choose for aggression and fight drive. As with any dog, make sure children know proper behavior around dogs and how to treat them. Supervision is a must when having a dog around children of any age. Remember most dogs are protective, be careful when introducing them to strangers.

Many rescues are surrendered because they have not done well with children in the past. These dogs do not make good pets for families with children. Some French Bulldogs, on the other hand, are marvelous with children.

Yes, the Anatolian seems to adore children, and think of them as their own "kids". A child does, of course, need to learn how to behave respectfully when around any animal, and should be supervised when with any type of dog. It is imperative not to let the child play as a "littermate" would play (inviting nipping and roughhousing), due to the large size of the breed. Any human should have a higher role in the dog's eyes than the role of being just 'another dog'.

American Bulldogs can be very dangerous when not socialized and trained properly, it is absolutely critical for the owner to establish themself at the top of the pecking order, the dog must be trainedto obey the owner at all times under every circumstance and the only way to accomplish this difficult task is through obedience training from as early as 6 weeks of age.

They are better than most breeds, but not as tolerant as some. Because Greyhounds are gentle by nature, they will usually walk away from an overbearing child rather than snap or growl. However, every dog has its limits. Most Greyhounds are good with well-behaved children who have been taught to respect animals. If you have children, we highly recomment that you check out the website at www.livingwithkidsanddogs.com for lots of good information!

Poodle puppies who have been properly socialized will love children. Adult poodles who have never been around children may not like them, however. It all depends on the way the dog has been raised. Puppies are easy to mold however you see fit. In general, a poodle makes a wonderful pet for a family with children.

General The Bulldog is a beautiful dog (see Q11, Q12) which was originally bred for Bullbaiting, and although the dog may look strange to people with no class and culture, one must keep in mind that virtually all of its physical traits were tailored for Bullbaiting. Originally, Bulldogs were most likely a cross between a Pug (which was imported from China by the Portuguese in the mid to late 16th century), and the progeny of the Alaunt/Mastiff crosses.

Absolutely! Cavaliers feel that every stranger is a friend or potential one. They love everyone and are a full family pet.

Absolutely! Collies and kids go together like peanut butter and jam. They are a great combination. Collies are instinctively watchful over their charges and are naturally gentle.

Is your child going to be good to your Shiba? Your Shiba will adjust to just about any home situation, including other animals and children. They are very fast and can usually avoid hair pulling, etc. from very young children, but will consider everyone in your family part of their "pack" and be close to all of you. The key is to supervise very small children with the puppies and train children in the proper care of animals. Children can be cruel without realizing it, and need early supervision.

Chiropractic is good for all patients, because chiropractic care centers on the spine. Different techniques are used for children and the elderly due to their spine's delicate nature. Children need chiropractic care so they do not develop the problems we see in most adults, like nerve compression and arthritis. It is especially important to have children checked by the doctor after they have had a fall.

is the case with all dogs, both the children and the dog must be taught to respect each other. Children must be taught that taking toys or bothering the dog while he/she is eating are not good habits. Also, the dog should be taught that jumping on people or "mouthing" are not acceptable traits.