Anyone who grew up with a family dog will be the first to tell you what an amazing experience it can be. Plus, it’s been proven that having a pet can help kids with their emotional development. They can also give parents an opportunity to help their kids learn all of the responsibilities that come with having a four-legged friend. That said, there are certain rules that parents should consider in order to keep both their pet and kids safe. Most parents have some kind of rules around their kids and pets. That said, Meghan Graham is especially thorough. This is likely the case, in part, because of her experience as a dog trainer. Luckily, this caring mom is more than happy to share her family’s pet rules. Check them out in the video below! @lula_and_meg Teaching kids rules around dogs isn’t just about safety — it’s about building respect and trust for a lifetime. When kids know how to act, dogs feel calm and happy, and everyone gets to enjoy a loving, worry-free friendship.#dogcontent #kidsanddogs #dogmom#familydog #dogtrainerlife ♬ original sound – do Thoughtful Dog Trainer Shares the Rules She and Her Kids Follow to Keep Their Pet and Themselves Safe and Happy! There is oh-so-much to love about dogs. It’s no wonder people can get so caught up in their cuteness that they forget pets have boundaries like people. But as Meghan’s video shows, these rules aren’t meant to restrict the fun of having a pet. On the contrary, they help keep everyone safer and happier! “Teaching kids rules around dogs isn’t just about safety — it’s about building respect and trust for a lifetime,” Meghan writes in the caption of her post. “When kids know how to act, dogs feel calm and happy, and everyone gets to enjoy a loving, worry-free friendship.” You’d be amazed by what all a dog can do with the right training. For example, there’s a golden retriever who learned how to “read” signs! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Mom Shares List Of “Rules My Kids Have” Around Their Dogs & They’re Lessons All Parents Can Learn From! appeared first on InspireMore.