I have a series of posts on my Pooch Parenting Facebook page that all discuss different “Unpopular Opinions” related to dogs and children. My most recent post in the series generated some really interesting conversations about where people actually get their dogs and who should influence which dog a family selects. Today’s episode focuses on who should pick your next family dog and options for where dogs come from.
New dog topics on this episode include:
- different places to get your next family dog
- can the average pet parent tell if a dog likes their kids
- stress signals dogs can demonstrate that can be confusing
- who is qualified to give your family information about any particular dog
- traits families may want in a family dog
Listen to the episode
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p.s. If you are a dog pro who wishes you had a little more confidence with clients who are adopting or expecting kids or who have children already, get on the waitlist for The Pooch Parenting Coach Collective. It’s a supportive membership for dog professionals that offers live zooms, made-for-you handouts to give to clients with kids, and an interactive Facebook group.
