kids and dogs Archives - Raising Your Pets Naturally with Tonya Wilhelm

Two of my favorite things in life are dogs and children. Truly. I know some people think I'm crazy, but I love the freedom that both kids and pets have. Today is a day to celebrate the bond between children and dogs, cats, or any other pet. It is also a day to remember and promote safety between the two species. Take today as a day to do a little research on how to teach kids and pets to live safety with one another.

National Kids and Pets Day : Wordless Wednesday

Raising Your Pets Naturally with Tonya Wilhelm / April 26, 2017

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I wholeheartedly believe pets are a great way to help teach a child responsibility and caring for another living being. The friendship between a pet and child can be an amazing thing to watch flourish. My family dog was my best friend growing up. But a pet is still not the full responsibility of any child.

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Kids and Pets | Should You Buy a Dog, Cat or Other Pet for Your Children?

Raising Your Pets Naturally with Tonya Wilhelm / April 24, 2017

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Kids and pets, dogs and kids. I love them both! But, when it comes to our children and dogs we do need to be aware and keep both safe. At what age should a kid be able to walk the dog alone? Read more. #raisingyourpetsnaturally

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Kids and Dogs | Children Walking The Family Dog, Dog and Kid Safety Tips

Tonya Wilhelm / August 31, 2014

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How to approach, or not approach a person & their dog

Tonya Wilhelm / July 6, 2014

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