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Choosing The Best Dog For Your Kids Help Guide

Choosing The Best Dog For Your Kids Help Guide

For Guide:
http://thebestdogforkids.blogspot.com

 

Introduction:

Is there a best dog breed for children? How much should you pay? Is your family ready? Which dog should you get?

1000's of Dogs Lose Their Home EVERY Day Because Famlies Don't Know the Steps to Choosing the Right Dog for Their Family.

How Do You Avoid Heartbreak and Choose the Best Dog for Your Family?

Don't Give In to The First Adorable Pair of Puppy Eyes - Or Your Kids Begging! Learn Which Dog Will Best Suit Your Family and Develop Life Long Memories for Your Children.

Your Kids Will Thank You!

 

From: Shannon Emmanuel

Date: Friday, 2:30 pm

 

Dear Parent Thinking of Buying a Puppy,

 

Are you thinking of giving your children the dog they've been begging for? Is it hard to tear yourself away from the adorable puppies in the pet store window? If you are looking for more information before deciding which dog to choose, or to help you decide if you should get a dog, you've made a smart decision.

The sad fact is that 4 out of 10 families will give up the dog they choose within the first year. This can be a terrible heartbreak for you and your family. While it may seem like an easy decision, how will you face your children if you make the WRONG choice? Choosing a dog with characteristics that compliment the personalities and lifestyle of your family will ensure a beautiful friendship and a long relationship with your dog.

"An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure"

 

My name is Shannon and I'm a freelance author and researcher. I'm also a life-long dog lover and mother. My husband and I were looking for a new dog to add to our young family when we decided to find out what the best breeds of dogs for families are.

 

I know from experience the heartbreak of losing a dog. My parents gave two of our dogs away because they did not know some important information about how to choose the right dog as a family pet.

 

We eventually found a lovely friend that stayed with me for nearly 13 years. By the time she passed away we had two little girls. We wanted to get a new dog but I did not want to make a mistake that would cost my young children harm or disappointment, so I made it a mission to uncover the necessary information to select the best dog for our family. What I learned can help you avoid making the same mistakes...

 

What Readers are Saying...

"Hi Shannon,

I just had to write to say "thank you", and how impressed I was with your book: "Choose the Best Dog for Your Child". The book was beautifully illustrated, well laid out, made for easy reading and a "must have", if you are considering getting a dog.

I wish I had your book as a reference book, when we got our first dog, a black lab; not a dog for a small suburban house with a family at work all day.Your book explains in detail which breed would be a suitable pet and the best environment for that pet. Reading your book, "before we decided what dog to get", would have saved us a lot of tears and sadness; it was not a pleasant experience having to give our dog away.

I will be using your book as a guide for our pet therapy class, with special need adults.Thanks again Shannon."

 Paul Mackie

Early Childhood Educator and Special Need Community Care Worker

"A 'Good Breed for Kids' Does NOT Mean it's Right For YOURS"

You probably already guessed that certain breeds, like Golden Retrievers and Labradors, are fantastic with kids. But what suits the lifestyle and personality of one family will not work for another. There IS a dog that will fit in with your family, but you'll need help figuring out which one.

After my extensive research I decided to help other parents, both previous dog owners and first-timers, by creating an easy to read guide that shows you why some breeds are better suited for families than others; how to determine which breed would suit your family the best; and what precautions you must take when selecting a puppy or dog for your children.

 

What I also found is that there is much more than breed that should be considered. You can save your family from a lot of frustration by finding this valuable information out before choosing your puppy.

 

Now you can easily avoid the heartbreak of the ‘wrong match'. You will be fully equipped to select a wonderful pet for your family as well as the resources for raising a dog that will love your children and bring your family joy for a long, long time.

He sure is cute - but is he right for YOUR family?

 

If you are bringing a dog home to your children ASK YOURSELF THIS...

·                    Is Your Family Ready for a Dog?

Can you risk causing your children saddness and disappointment by finding out too late that a dog does not fit into your life right now?

Learn what's involved in dog care and assess whether a dog is a good fit for your family right now.

 

·                    Should You Get a Puppy or a Grown Dog?

Have you considered all your options? Find out if your family will work better with a puppy or an older dog before making the commitment.

 

·                    Do You Want a Purebred or a Mutt?

Learn the benefits and risks associated with purchasing a purebred vs. mutt. Avoid surprises and understand the costs.

 

·                    What do the Breed Groups Mean?

Make informed decisions by learning the basic traits of each breed group.

Learn how these traits affect dog behavior, and how you can choose the behavior traits that best suit your family life.

 

·                    What are the Best Breeds for Families?

Make your selection process easier by using the list of the top ten breeds for families based on trainer and AKC descriptions and recommendations.

Want more options? Check out the extended list of dogs most likely to suit families.

Choose a breed to suit your lifestyle, dogs for indoors, active living, quiet living, high maintenance, low maintenance etc.

 

·                    Which Breeds Should Families Avoid?

Find out some surprising breeds that may not be a good choice for your family>

 

·                    Which Breed Suits YOUR Family?

Choose a breed that will best suit your family by understanding grooming, exercise and health requirements of various breeds.

 

·                    How to Select a Puppy

Learn how to test temperament and have a better chance of knowing how your dog will likely react to training etc.

 

·                    EASY Worksheet to Help You Choose!

Take the information a step further with this EASY worksheet to keep track of what you want (and don't want) in a family pet

For Guide:
http://thebestdogforkids.blogspot.com

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