kids in charge
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The saying goes that “dog is man’s best friend”. Look around you and you will find great examples of this. While it’s also true that the main caregiver of a pet dog is often an adult, children can play an active role as well.
It all starts with the right mindset: often, adults introduce dogs into the family as playthings for the children. But having a pet is much more than owning an interactive toy: dogs and children can forge strong bonds and having a dog can help children develop kindness, understanding and respect for living things. Dog companionship can also improve a child’s social skills with people and taking care of Rover will encourage responsibility. To be sure, a child has a lot more
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