A pet dog can enrich and improve your family life, provided you get the right breed!

When it comes to getting a family-friendly dog, there is a range of factors to consider, such as your lifestyle, their temperament, the impact on other pets and whether their fur will cause allergies.

Luckily, this guide will bring together the most suitable dog for your family home, so you can be sure your family life will thrive with your new best friend!

Labradoodles/Goldendoodles

These poodle crossbreeds are mixed with Labradors and Golden Retrievers, respectively.

Labradoodles and Goldendoodles make for the perfect pets for many reasons, as they combine the best qualities of poodles, Labradors and Golden Retrievers.

Specifically, both crossbreeds share the following positive qualities:

• They're well-behaved, receptive and obedient, meaning that one can toilet train them or treat them other tricks with ease.
• They have a friendly temperament and can get along not only with other humans but also other pets and strangers,
• They don't have the complex health issues some crossbreeds have.
• They have a lot of energy, meaning they can keep up with your family!
• There are low to zero levels of shedding, which makes them suitable pets for people who are allergic to dogs.

However, at the same time, there area few significant differences between the Labradoodle and Goldendoodle crossbreed that shouldn't be overlooked.

If you want to research Goldendoodle Vs Labradoodle, there are countless resources online comparing the nuances, pros and cons of the breed.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

The Cavalier King Charlies Spaniels are known for their charming and gentle nature. They're docile, affectionate and don't tend to bite or scratch even when around intense stimuli. This makes them an especially good breed for young children and babies. They are also a smaller breed making them better for smaller households.

They are the perfect family dog because as well as having a very playful, fun-loving and energetic side, they are also more than happy to be a lapdog and snuggle up with you.

This means that whether you want to relax and play, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel will be a suitable dog for you.

Beagle

Beagles are a confident, happy and intelligent breed. They're outgoing and playful with boundless energy. They can keep up with the rest of the family with ease.

With their extraordinary intelligence, you can teach them a range of tricks and have a rewarding experience, but bear in mind that as scent hounds, it might be challenging to teach them return commands.

One thing to note is that with their bags of energy, you must give your Beagle plenty of exercise and mental stimulation every day, making them perfect for a family who loves adventure!

Border Terrier

Not a lot can get to the border terriers. They are incredibly adaptable, which makes them well-suited to the ever-changing nature of families.

Although the terrier breed generally is seen as being highly-strung, border terriers are quite laid back. They are just as happy relaxing on the couch as they are on a five-mile hike.

Conclusion

Ultimately, these breeds are just the starting point of the various avenues you can go down on your dog adoption journey.

Adopting a dog breed is all about matching: not only do you need to be sure that the dog is right for you and your family, but you also need to consider whether you and your family will be right for the dog.

Once you find the perfect fit for your family, you can be assured that you and your new furry friend will have the time of their life!