Best Dog and Cat Breeds for Children

Best Dog and Cat Breeds for Children

 


What are the best dogs and cats for children? Whether your child is full of energy and looking for a pet to keep them occupied, or after a gentle and calm animal to relax with, we have provided a list of great family pets for you.

Cat Breeds


Ragdoll


Just like their name, these cats have a habit of collapsing in the arms of the person holding them. Their adorable nature makes them suitable for children, with attractive, large, bright blue eyes you cannot resist. The cats love human companionship and often welcome their humans at the door. They are smart, playful and love to cuddle.

American Shorthair


The sweet American shorthair is easygoing and calm and is the best pick for children. They are low maintenance and tend to get along with humans well. They tend to live long and healthy lives, making the perfect family companion.

Birman


Birman cats are also easygoing, gentle, loving, and super curious. These qualities make them perfect for kids. They are sociable and follow humans all around the house, with extremely playful natures.

Maine Coon


Maine coon are big gentle cats. They are kitten-like, playful no matter their age, gentle, loving, and most of all independent. With a friendly and social nature, it makes them the ideal cat for a family setting and children.

Dog Breeds


Labrador Retriever


The Labrador retriever is playful, patient, loving, protective, and reliable. They are also highly intelligent and take well to training. They require more exercise and plenty of room for them to run around and play. They come in different colors; black, chocolate and yellow. All of them share the same strength, energy, and obedience. They have a short coatl, however they shed regularly so you have to be prepared to clean fur around the house.

Golden Retriever


Being a smart, confident, kind, and loyal dog, a golden retriever is the best dog for a child. It is neither aggressive nor timid. A child requires a lot of patience and golden retrievers are very patient. They are also playful, fun, and very obedient.  They only require twice-weekly brushing for their glorious golden coats.

Poodle


For very elegant and proud dogs, poodles are gentle, caring, and loyal. They are also very smart and are available in miniature and standard sizes. Therefore, you can choose the size that is suitable for your children and living environment. They shed very little hence they are great for kids with allergies.

The death of a pet is an emotional one, and we remember them most memorably because they are a part of us. Pets in Peace provide a personal memorial service and pet aftercare for your pet. We support and comfort you and your family during the difficult times as we know our pet was part of us, part of the family.

Contact us when you are ready, we will help you each step of the way.

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