The Weimaraner is gorgeous and bright-eyed, but not good with kids. They're bred to hunt huge wildlife, which may be as big as a kid under 13.
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Weimaraner
Many people think Chihuahuas are good for tiny kids because of their size, but they're not. Small dogs use their lips to defend themselves, barking and biting when necessary.
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Chihuahua
Although charming and devoted, Akitas have been bred as guard dogs for years. This mating may produce stubborn impulses that may cause issues during playdates
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Akita
Pekingese, like Chihuahuas, use biting and yipping to seem huge and menacing when threatened. These habits may be easily triggered. Prodding, poking, and tail pulling bother Pekingese.
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Pekingese
Siberian huskies love rough play and are lively. Strong dogs may accidentally hurt children, even with good intentions. Due to its independence and stubbornness,
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Siberian Husky
Alaskan Malamutes, like many of these dogs, like rough play and grow tougher without enough exercise. Like huskies, they are obstinate and hard to teach.
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Alaskan Malamute
Many respectable shih tzu breeders refuse to sell to homes with little children. This species likes to whizz around and get under your feet, tripping adults and children if they're not careful.
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Shih Tzu
Herders by nature, Australian shepherds may seek to corral small youngsters or nip at their heels to pull them in order. This breed is smart and hard to teach.
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Australian Shepherd