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Originally Posted by sylvan It's not really fair to get angy with a breeder who is just trying to do what's best for her dogs. Isn't it better to find one more interested in the welfare of the pups they raise instead of just making a sale? I try to judge on an individual basis, not just an age number, but there are definite risks even with the most well behaved child. |
I agree with this.... Kids can get rough with each other and accidentally kick a puppy or dog.. They can sit on them... not meaning to.. or drop them..
I've heard of this happening.. I know accidents happen but children should always be supervised when with the pups. I'm not against children and puppies being together.. but supervision is the key.