Is it okay for large dogs to stay away from my son

He has a traction, so he won't pounce on your child.

Everyone understands the heart of being a parent, and the quality of dog owners is not all so high.

I can only say that as an adult, you should pay attention to it You haven't seen a dog as big as a Tibetan mastiff Don't notice it within 2 meters Be vigilant is the only thing you can do.

The dog has a warning range, and you've stepped into his warning zone, and it's hard to keep him from having a seizure, and it's unreasonable, even in the United States, and it's okay, first, he's domestic, and second, he's leashed, and third, he's after 4 p.m., and that's OK

That person is good, and he is still leading, and I don't have a good chance to pull it.

Now the Tibetan mastiff is a dog that has been fried by dog dealers, and the general ones are skewered, and the impure Tibetan mastiff of this kind of skewer is more dangerous and more likely to attack people in anger. If it is a purebred Tibetan mastiff, it rarely attacks children.

When you encounter a big dog, you have to hide, because you don't know its habits, especially the Tibetan mastiff, I used to raise it, called Xiaohu, and when I saw a child, I wanted to pounce on it, so I gave it to people later.

Dalmatian is smaller than a golden retriever, I advise you not to be too anxious, just feed it normally, don't feed it because of this, it's not good to get sick. When I first bought my hairy hairy family, it was because others said that I would feed it violently, and as a result, I had a problem, and I almost didn't want its life, and the result was that I was hospitalized for several days and barely survived. Just treat it with a normal heart.

The spots are not large in size, and they usually start to grow when they are about 6 months old. Feed more nutritious, if it is 6 months old, or very small, then go to the hospital to see if there is an absorption problem, I hope the dog grows healthily.

Certainly not purebred... Mixed with water...

I know that you can't eat more chicken liver, because it's easy to have poor bone development

Caucasus, St. Bernard is very large, specifically ** or refer to your local market, if it is a small place, some dogs are not easy to buy. Like I said, I don't have these two dogs in the dog market here, anyway, I haven't seen them, and I need to search the Internet to see where they are sold. It is generally about two thousand, or even more expensive.

Caucasus, Golden Retriever, Labrador, Ancient Shepherd, St. Bernard, but some dogs are suitable for keeping in the interior, and some are not, such as the Caucasus.

The biggest dog should be the Tibetan mastiff. It's best to raise it from a young age, and it's a little cheaper, and the big dog will cost tens of thousands of yuan.

There are also huskies, golden retrievers, Labradors, Alaskan Malamutes, and many more.

At 5 months of age, the proportion of dogs that are normally raised and developing is about half that of adults.

If the teeth are sharp, it will take about 5 months to start changing the teeth, and it will take about 6-7 months for the blunt teeth to grow! Tooth wear (incisors in front of teeth, about 2-3 years old) Teeth in the back are about 3-5 years old! (These are just routine assessments!)

It depends on all aspects of the dog) Purebred dogs have information to do evaluation! Skewers don't have a kind of almost all that can be judged by the teeth.

This dog is still a puppy. Visually, it is a Chinese pastoral dog, and it should grow up.

Such a handsome dog, with longer legs than Lao Tzu.

It's about the same, even if it's long, it won't send much.

It is impossible to estimate the exact age without teeth, but it must be a puppy, under half a year old.

It is a Chinese pastoral dog, it grows big, and it should be a medium and large dog based on the bones.

At 5 months of age, the proportion of dogs that are normally raised and developing is about half that of adults.

If the teeth are sharp, it will take about 5 months to start changing the teeth, and it will take about 6-7 months for the blunt teeth to grow! Tooth wear (incisors in front of teeth, about 2-3 years old) Teeth in the back are about 3-5 years old! (These are just routine assessments!)

It depends on all aspects of the dog) Purebred dogs have information to do evaluation! Skewers don't have a kind of almost all that can be judged by the teeth.

Skewer dogs, long legs are thinner, and the overall is also thinner.

It looks like a Rottweiler. Rottweilers can grow quite big... There is a puppy diagram underneath.

The Lao Tzu who gave birth to him is not better, and he went = =!It's not as good as being able to give birth to a dog. It only proves that he is similar to a dog.

This is the angry words of adults. If it's a child, it doesn't matter, it's better to think that it's not as good, the dog is a dog, and the adult has called the dog child when he is happy, but it's not good when he's older, he feels too embarrassed, he is reasonable, and he can't scold people. I was very sad in my heart.

l The old man said angry words, why bother?? If the old man said this, first think about why his father said this, find problems in himself, no parent will harm his own children!!

Tibetan mastiff, Caucasus, Great Dan, and so on.

Caucasian and Alaskan Malamutes are recommended.

Loyal and mighty: German Shepherd, Alaska, Caucasus, Tibetan Mastiff (it is recommended to raise German Muslim or Alaska) docile and cute: Great White Bear, Samoyed.

lz go to the Internet to check, see what large dogs are, personality characteristics, etc., and then buy, some large dogs belong to fierce dogs or super large dogs, the city is not allowed to raise.

There is no dog that does not grow up, if you like puppies it is recommended to have a teacup teddy, or a toy teddy (both are a breed of teddy).

Teacup Dog Originated in the United States, developed in Japan and South Korea, and has been further improved. In the 19th century, the toy poodle was born due to a genetic mutation, becoming the first teacup dog, and was bred by American breeders to gradually develop into its current appearance. The teacup dog is small and cute, and has become the new favorite of VIP lovers.

After half a century of breeding, the size genes of the Teacup Dog have been relatively stable, and some breeders have set standards for it, weighing less than 4 pounds and not more than 8 inches tall to be considered qualified Teacup Dogs, since the standards have been set, making it easier for people to distinguish between Teacup Dogs and Poodles in general.