A dog can be a child’s best companion, and teach them about respect, kindness, and responsibility.
Sometimes a child’s first responsibility is with a dog. They can help with feeding, water, and exercise (that’s good for the dog and the child).
A dog can help children develop nurturing and social skills. Positive feelings about dogs can aid self-esteem, compassion, and friendliness.
Children often turn to their dog when they need a friend or protector. What is more forgiving and loving than a dog?
They can learn about helping the helpless, and caring for something besides themselves. Sometimes a child’s first experience with death and grieving.
Dogs are always up for playing. They don’t need extravagant toys. Dogs give unconditional love and affection.
Teaches Responsibility.
Sometimes a child’s first responsibility is with a dog. They can help with feeding, water, and exercise (that’s good for the dog and the child). 
Teaches Responsibility. Aids Childhood Development.
A dog can help children develop nurturing and social skills. Positive feelings about dogs can aid self-esteem, compassion, and friendliness. Gives them a “Best Friend”.
Children often turn to their dog when they need a friend or protector. What is more forgiving and loving than a dog? Teaches Life Lessons
They can learn about helping the helpless, and caring for something besides themselves. Sometimes a child’s first experience with death and grieving. Let’s them have fun (without electronics).
Dogs are always up for playing. They don’t need extravagant toys. Dogs give unconditional love and affection. 5 Reasons to Get a Child a Dog
