Looking for a pet dog for kids..

[Ryzen_renoir]

12 hours ago, Shameless said:

Just last week maa wife valla cousin theesukundhi oka shelter home nundi for $450...memu ninnane valla intiki vellam maa abbay aa dog ni choostha ante...he is 9 weeks old (not sure what breed he is but he is cute)...he looked like at least 2-3 years though...my wife's cousin and her GF took 5 days off along with their kids to get used to the dog though....

I would honestly not recommend shleter dogs for first time pet owners 

[mirchi_bajji]

try a westie or apso - low shedding small dogs. westie have a temperament. need training

big dogs lo retrievers should be a good option.

i like lifting and playing with dogs and big dogs tho kunchem kashtam. personal preference ante. 

[Deadp0ol2]

Inni req aa plastic kukka techuko

[dal123]

I have posted the same thing in this DB and I got the same reactions. I have rescued a puppy from animal shelter last match and named him as Happy. I am happy after got him into our home. 

First 6 months you will put your head in the septic tank and after that you will never regret. Please note you have to sacrify a lot initially. Especially morning ekkuva sepu padukoavadaniki undadhu. Maa dog chaala shred chestundi. Modatloa chikaaku vachedi. Ippudu light. Cooking appudu kinchem careful gas vundaali

 

[Bestguy]

1 hour ago, dal123 said:

I have posted the same thing in this DB and I got the same reactions. I have rescued a puppy from animal shelter last match and named him as Happy. I am happy after got him into our home. 

First 6 months you will put your head in the septic tank and after that you will never regret. Please note you have to sacrify a lot initially. Especially morning ekkuva sepu padukoavadaniki undadhu. Maa dog chaala shred chestundi. Modatloa chikaaku vachedi. Ippudu light. Cooking appudu kinchem careful gas vundaali

 

ee breed teesukonnavu..emi things choodali other than mentioned in top...

[dal123]

Mine is mixed breed. Half lab and other half is unknown (some say whiskey). First six months patience...patience...parience. Enroll some training classes and you should be able to spend 2 hours per day first 6 months for training, accidental cleaning. Mentally prepare as it may destroy your furniture. Please set limits to your dog. We don't allow him.on couches and beds and this will add more to her training needs. Final point all your family members must accept dog. In my case my wife did not like it and now she can't leave him. Labs are more family fogs but they will shred a lot. Husky is also nice bread but it needs at least 4 hours of daily exercise. German Shepherd also good but too much shredding

[PaulWoodard]

Just in case you're still in the dog-seeking stage or for anyone else who finds this topic helpful, I thought I'd chip in. Your requirements totally make sense; a low-shedding, non-aggressive, and easy-to-maintain dog sounds like a great match for a family with kids.

If you're steering clear of pet stores (which I'd recommend), consider looking into local shelters or rescue organizations. You can often find a mix of breeds and sizes, and the staff can help match you with a dog that fits your criteria. Websites like pocketpets offer some solid general advice on pet care and maintenance. One takeaway is that the pet's environment and upbringing can significantly affect behavior, shedding, and maintenance level—dogs are no exception.

[Laffut]

Australian labradoodle is one of the good breeds which meets above criteria