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03-29-2007
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We are looking for a breed of dog that is good with young children, but also...
...for protection?
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03-29-2007
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First decide what size dog you want, then do a bit of research.What breeds do you like ?
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03-29-2007
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Well, I breed Dobermans, they are really the VERY BEST of breeds!!!!! They are so loyal to their families and they give 'unconditional love' they do need 'guidelines' whilst they are young ( well, males do anyway,..lol!) And as long as you love them and they know who is the boss ~ they will protect you and your babies 'till death do us part'Loyalty forever!Good luck ~ and yes, I am biased, I breed Dobermans!!!!!
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03-29-2007
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black labs are great with children .they are smart dogs ,and they will protext you .
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03-30-2007
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terriers are lovely and small, but they can be snappy so are not good with young children. Golden retreviers are wonderful. They are a large dog, but they are very gentle natured, (prefect with kids of all ages) and will not allow people not known to them to approach the family.
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03-30-2007
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boxers...great with children, loyal to family, and look intimidating...gentle loving family members
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03-30-2007
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I would suggest a Basset Hound puppy They are good with kids. Mind you it takes some training for both. The adults must be present at all times when the puppy are with the children. Discipline must be instill in both the children and the pup. Eventually, the Basset pup will be protective of the children. They will also bark if they should hear any unusual noise.
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03-30-2007
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Go with a Golden Retriever. I have had two of them in my life and with both of them they love the people in their family and protect them. They also learn who your friends an neighbors are will like them if you do. They are awesome dogs!
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03-30-2007
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mom2, When I was young my parents brought home a Cocker Spaniel from the pound. That was one of the best things to happen to our family.
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03-30-2007
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Black lab without a doubt. They are super gentle and extremely loyal. Protection is not about aggression but more about the bond that the child and family make with the dog. After a strong bond has been established, labs are faithful, loving, protective, and most importantly trustworthy with a child. Anytime any dog becomes attached to a family, it's natural instinct is to guard it's pack and fight to the death to protect those in the pack (family). Black labs are the best choice for young families in my opinion.
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03-30-2007
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Pembroke Welsh corgi! They are great with kids and very well known for their protective nature. They have a VERY keen sense of their surroundings and will alarm when anything is wrong. They are super intelligent, dedicated, loving and protective of their people and home. The Queen of England's breed is an excellent choice for what you are looking for in a pet and protector. Be very careful when selecting a breed that can be a liability concern.
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