Choosing a family dog can be both stressful and fun. But some breeds are born to take care of children, and they will tirelessly protect your family as if it would love them. This is the best variety to take home.
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This friendly and sociable all-American favorite is probably the most common family dog and one of the sweetest breeds around, making a quick connection with the family. While most of the dogs in the Hound family share these qualities, these guys are some of the most impressive athletes – they enjoy swimming, running, fetching and playing. They love companionship and are perfect for active days with kids
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This drooling monster isn't just one of the cutest dogs around, it's often referred to as "Nature's Nanny" and can be yours too! Despite their size, they are very gentle, vigilant, patient and child-loving. Both babies and grandparents will find it hard not to be completely shocked by this puppy that can double as your babysitter. Space is essential for this dog, as it weighs up to 150 pounds and fluff is no joke.
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Bull terriers and pit bulls are often notorious for being scary or aggressive, but this is not the case. If so, that just means the dog is being abused in some way. These loyal dogs are the ultimate companions, have a high threshold for pain, and are perfect for unruly children. They will protect your child fiercely and will also tolerate ear pulling and other mischievous behaviors with a toothless smile on their faces.
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It's another dog that's infamous because it was once a fighter, but it's another myth. If cared for and groomed, these boxers will not only protect and care for your children, but will also become the new comedians in the family. Filled with optimistic charm and silly sweetness, these little ones, if properly trained, will be your fearless protectors as well as providers of laughter. They are also short haircuts and are easy to tend to.
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These low-bellied hot dogs are part of the hunting family and are also famous family pets. Although they are genetically suggestive, they are slow and lazy, but they are equally loyal. Aside from being gentle and affectionate, they may be a bit stubborn and take some time to train, so if you're very busy, this may not be the best option. They typically weigh about 50-60 pounds, making them ideal for smaller apartments.
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Little dog lovers will please this furry friendly creature. Suitable for kids of all ages, the Sysch doesn't need as much energy as other breeds and is a committed companion who likes to be close to their owner at all times. Ideal for city dwellers living in confined spaces, or for people with small children and busy schedules.
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Often referred to as hybrid dogs, these dogs are often left in shelters due to their hybrid breeding, as many prefer purebred dogs. However, these dogs crave love and are less expensive to maintain than many purebred dogs. They are also less susceptible to the genetic health conditions that purebred dogs typically face, which can lead to high veterinary costs.
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This fluffy ear little cutie is known for its curious nature and love of roaming. What they love the most is companionship, and even if there are other pets in the family, they can adapt well to life with their families. This is a good option for active families who don't leave their puppies alone at home for long. If you do, it can howl excessively and cause some house destruction.
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There is nothing more comfortable than hugging a large, gentle dog, and anyone familiar with rhodesian ridgebacks will understand immediately. These noble but lazy dogs do not bark very often, but are very protective of their families and are very loyal guard dogs.