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Which Breeds Make the Best Family Dog Pets?Are you ready to bring home a dog for your children? Which one should you choose? Altough many people have a favorite breed based on the look of a dog or possibly a fond memory or experience, many parents still stop to ask the question " Which dogs make the best family pets?". Well, the truth is that most dogs CAN be properly trained to be with children. This takes time, patience and consistency. However, if you are still looking for a dog there are particular breeds that make the best family dog pets. What do you look for? Temperament is crucial. You can train a dog not to become provoked but you can also select a dog that has shown itself to be managable and friendly. Certain breeds, like Golden Retrievers, have an excellent reputation for doing well with children. Energy level should also be considered. Some breeds are higher energy than others. Surprisingly the little Jack Russel Terrier that has become so beloved requires more excercise than the giant Mastiff. What level of energy suits your family? Do you love long hikes and mountain biking? Then don't consider the tough-looking but low endurance English Bulldog. And if your children love to read, do art projects and stay inside you might find the high-spirits of a Labrador frustrating.
 He sure is cute - but is he right for YOUR family? I have had the personal experience of owning the wrong dog for our family. Perhaps if I'd known some of the training tips required for a high-energy breed it would have been a better outcome. What is certain is that if I had known how to select the right dog for me from the beginning I would not have suffered the heartbreak of giving my dog away. As it turned out I was fortunate to learn from my mistakes and found a breed that suited me and my lifestyle so perfectly that she was a constant and devoted friend for over 12 years. I have written 'Choose the Best Dog for Your Child'to help you find the perfect breed for your family. I have profiled the Top 10 breeds for children, and added information on over 20 other breeds including their activity level, grooming requirements, size and breed group. You'll also find information on cross breeds and mixed breeds as well as a list of breeds that should be avoided. At the end of the book you will find tips for picking a puppy as well as resources for finding a dog in your area. I wish you great happiness with your dog. Take the time to make the best possible choice by downloading the ebook 'Choose the Best Dog for Your Child' for $14.95 plus your FREE bonuses.
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