GERMAN SHEPHERD:
With proper training and socialization, the German Shepherd can be a very gentle friend and protector of the family. This is the ideal breed for active households. The intelligence and protective behavior of this breed can make them a good choice for families with children, as long as the dog is raised properly.
German Shepherds are known for their intelligent, loyal, and hardworking nature. They are often used as guides, therapy, search and rescue, police, military, and dogs to track drugs and explosives. Although they may meet each other as complete strangers, they are known to be great family dogs.
ROTTWEILER:
Big and muscular, the Rottweiler can be a gentle giant or a fearsome beast, depending on its personality and owner. In general, it takes time to warm up to strangers, but he is a loyal and loving member of the family, With the work ethic of a world leader, a Rottweiler needs a job to be truly happy.
They are loyal pets and good friends. With proper training and socialization, Rottweilers make excellent family pets. The Rottweiler has very strong ties to his family, and that includes children. Raising your Rottweiler puppy around your children will keep them loyal and safe from your children.
LABRADOR RETRIEVER:
Labradors are great family dogs because they like to be with people, and many of them don't do well as kennel dogs. Labs tend to keep their families and homes safe, but they are usually happy to welcome company.
Fortunately, Labs are not known to be aggressive dogs. In fact, they are usually known to have a calm, kind, and patient personality - which is what makes them great family dogs. However, some Labs can have behavioral problems.
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS:
The golden retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States. The breed is friendly, their tolerant attitude makes them great pets, and their intelligence makes them very capable working dogs. These dogs are relatively easy to train and understand in almost every household or family.
While you might think that all Golden Retrievers look very similar, this breed actually comes in three different colors - gold, light gold, and dark gold - as well as three different breeds - British, Canadian, and American.
The Golden Retriever is one of the most gentle and loving dog breeds, stemming from their deep desire to please their owners. ... They are great with children and rarely cause trouble around the house (such as chewing shoes or tearing furniture), which is why they are known as great family dogs.
BULLDOGS:
The English Bulldog has a sweet and gentle temperament. Reliable and predictable, bulldogs are wonderful family pets and most children love them. Although they generally get along well with other family pets, English Bulldogs can be aggressive towards foreign dogs.
Bulldogs are not naturally aggressive, but like other dogs, they can become aggressive if provoked. ... If a bulldog has been socialized incorrectly, it is more likely to bite as an adult. Although bulldogs are very gentle and calm with their owners, they tend to be suspicious of unfamiliar and unknown dogs.
The English Bulldog is not a very smart dog if you measure IQ by obedience and work acumen. In fact, they are ranked 136th among the smartest races (out of 138). ... Bulldogs tend to learn from their previous experiences while at the same time showing an ability to learn on their own. English Bulldogs are pure lovers, but they also have a very stubborn temperament, which makes them difficult to train. The best British bulldog grooming and training techniques revolve around positive reinforcement through voice commands and treats.
SIBERIAN HUSKIES:
Huskies are great pets for households with children. They can be very tolerant of children, but like all dogs, they should be supervised around small children. Siberian Huskies get along well with other dogs, but getting your puppy into a social class is still important.
According to researcher Stanley Korean, Siberian Huskies are "medium" intelligent dogs. In fact, the husky ranks 74th among the smartest dog breed out of 138 for obedience and work acumen. However, what really makes huskies smart is their ability to communicate effectively with other people.
Huskies tend to "talk" to their owners. Every husky owner has seen a husky look directly at him and chat. This is a natural form of communication and doesn't mean your husky wants or needs anything from you - they're just sharing love and affection.
POODLES:
Poodles are usually great family dogs and are friendly and accepting of animals around the house. They are gentle and polite to children, but due to their overly sensitive nature, they can easily be overwhelmed by noisy little ones and need time to relax.
Poodles are known for their intelligence and easy training. ... Poodles thrive on attention and can develop bad habits like annoying barking if ignored or left alone. Smaller poodles can become aggressive towards people outside their family or other dogs.
SHIBA INU:
The Shiba Inu is a good family dog - he is loyal and affectionate - and gets along well with children as long as he is socialized and raised well, and the children treat him well and with respect. The Shiba Inu is known for showing a fiery side of his personality with dogs and other animals.
Shiba Inu are great dogs 'and' they sure have a lot of unique personalities. ... the window is loyal and territorial. Shiba Inu tends to love their owners very much, but they don't really care about other people. Therefore, they pay great attention to the protection of their owners, so they are very territorial.
CHIHUAHUA:
Chihuahuas are excellent companion dogs. They love attention and are loyal to their owners. ... Chihuahuas are good pets when treated with respect, but they have a reputation for clicking on strangers or small children who could harm their small size.
Chihuahuas are intelligent and strong dogs who love to do their job. This can make them stubborn and have a reputation for being difficult to exercise. Chihuahuas love reward-based training methods, and there's no reason why they can't be trained to obey like any dog.
PUGS:
Pugs are Also known as great family dogs, the Pug is very playful and affectionate with children. In addition, due to the shape of their mouth, the pug has problems delivering an aggressive bite and is therefore considered the safer end of the breed spectrum for children. Pugs are intelligent, alert, and quick to learn.
While pugs can be very kind and affectionate, they can become aggressive if not properly socialized. Pug dog aggression often manifests itself in barking, throwing, pinching, or growling. Pugs can also exhibit aggressive behavior when left alone to express their unhappiness.
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