Look at the Mumsnet recommended breeds 😯

[BlueTiles]

Someone didn't do their research very well Beagle - just what every beginner needs - Pug, great so long as you don't want to do the two hours walking they mention and aren't fussed about breathing

To be fair, Beagles are known for being excellent with children and I've never met one that isn't.

Our beagle is three and even though he doesn't live with children or see them often, whenever he's around them, he's automatically very calm and chilled and he'll sit on my niece's lap for hours being fussed

But, saying that, they're not a dog for people who work full-time and you really do need to be able to dedicate a lot of time to exercise and training. They thrive on company too.

@sergeilavrov

If I brought home a stick insect for my children, they'd probably go out on strike.

Will they make protest signs on, er, sticks?

My baby in particular is such a character

And just wait until your baby is an elderly gentleman or lady...

I realise the content is there to promote a product but there is no mention of adopting rescues, only buying pedigrees. I find that really disappointing and quite shocking.