To choose which dog best suits your family’s lifestyle, veterinarian Dr. Holly Putnam recommends that you evaluate the size of the dog as well as your family’s daily routine and energy level.
Temperament: This is the dog’s personality. It would be best if you were on the lookout for a friendly disposition. Conversely, a calm dog is excellent for your kids since they can build strong ties and be reliable companions.
A dog’s size doesn’t matter when it comes to being good with children; all that matters is their character. The smaller dogs can be pretty energetic, whereas larger dogs are usually calm. “An extreme case of this is the risk that a large, boisterous dog can unintentionally push toddlers down, according to Dr. Putnam.”
The overall energy level of your household Is realistic about the amount of exercise a dog needs. If you cannot meet a dog’s demands, he will behave unpredictably and have further health concerns in the future. Let’s use an example from Dr. Putnam: “For an ardent runner, a languid Basset Hound may not be the ideal pet.
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