| Most puppies are great with children, but sometimes you run into a puppy that does not like kids. If you have kids make sure you get a kid friendly dog. Ask the owner, shelter, or previous owner is the dog is good with kids. Bigger dogs seem to be better. |
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There are many places where you can get a dog. First check at an animal shelter, it’s always good to save a puppies life. After you may look in phone books or news papers. A very successful place to look is in the internet, but you may have to travel farther to get your puppy. Happy dog searching!
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Normally when looking for a dog you have certain criteria. That criteria normally includes size. It is said big dogs are more laid back, gentle, and friendly. The downside about big dogs is they normally shed a lot. Small dogs are much easier to clean up after; compared to dogs they are easier to take care of. Small dogs are said to be “yippy and annoying”. Small dogs love attention, so make sure you have a lot of time on your hands to play. Pure bred dogs are more expensive, and may be high strung. Mixed breed are are supposedly much better tempered.
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| If you are allergic to dogs their are certain breeds you can get that wont trigger your allergies. If you do not want a non-allergenic dog their are some alternatives. You can get a shot from your doctor, but you probably will have to get it every month or even week, it may cost a lot to. You could also ask your doctor about getting allergy meds. Ask your doctor about any alternatives. |
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