How Dog’s Benefit Children’s Development

Discover the positive impact of dogs on children’s development. Learn how dogs can improve social skills, emotional well-being, and responsibility in kids.

Star Wars Ewok Character Developed from Brussels Griffon Breed

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Star Wars Ewok Character Developed from Brussels Griffon Breed Brussels Griffon Stats! Group: Toy GroupHeight: 7-10 inches (17.7-25.4 cm)Weight: 3.6-4.5 KG ( 8-10 POUNDS)Life Expectancy: 12-15 years These dogs can tolerate apartment living well with moderate daily exercise. They also do well in single family homes, but prefer to have family interactions and play while […]

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Boston Terriers As Family Dogs

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Many families wonder if Boston Terriers as family dogs would be a good choice.  When choosing a family dog, parents need to consider how much dog raising experience they have already and the ages of any children in the home.  Boston Terriers do make good first dogs for families. Discover how Boston Terriers are as

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Beagles Make Great Family Dogs

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Beagle Stats Group: HoundSize:  stand 13 – 15 inches (33-38 cm) at the shoulderWeight: 18 and 30 lbs (8-13kg) Lifespan: 10 to 15 years Beagles make great family dogs. They are loving, loyal and kind. They can socialize easily with families and children of all ages, as well as other animals. They are hound dogs

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Add a BUZZ to Your Family with a Bichon Frise

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Group: Companion Group Weight: 6.6-11 lbs (3-5kg) Height: 23-30cm Life span: 12-15+ years One of the best small dog breeds for families is the Bichon Frise.  A small dog that is generally good with children, and lots of fun! They can bark a lot, but can also be trained to be quiet on command. They

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Best Small Family Dog Breeds

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Although a quick discussion through social media claims that most people prefer large breed family dogs, large dogs may not be suitable for all living situations and family circumstances. Small breed dogs are more convenient for apartment living and people who prefer a leisure walk around the block rather than an extremely high-energy life style.

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Pugs: Best Family Dogs

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Pug Stats: Classification: Toy, Companion Group Weight: 13-20lbs. Height: 12-14 inches, 30-36cm at the withers (shoulders) Life Span: 12-15 years Pug Breed History The Pug originated in Eastern China to lay in the laps of Chinese royalty during the Shang dynasty in 400BC. The dogs exact origin is unknown as Emperor Qin Shi Huang destroyed

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Labrador Retrievers: The Most Popular Family Dog

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Labrador Retriever dog breed originates from Canada.  This fun loving dog, aims to please and is friendly and trainable.  Explore Labrador Retrieve care needs, character traits, and exercise needs.  This breed makes a great family dog.  Let’s explore the Labrador Retriever: The most popular family dog.  Labrador Retrievers are fun – loving, gentle, versatile dogs

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Gentle Giant: Newfoundland Best Family Dog For Children

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Newfoundland Stats! Breed: Newfoundland Classification: Working Group Weight: 110 – 176lbs (50-80 kg) Height: 68 – 75 cm (27 – 30 inches) Life Span: 8 – 13 years Newfoundland is the Nanny Dog From The Classic Peter Pan Story The Newfoundland dog breed has a calm nature, the strong silent type. The breed has a

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