Children are in a constant state of learning, utilizing all of their five senses. A child will touch, taste, pull, push, punch, pinch and a whole other slew of tongue-twisting actions will be inflicted upon your poor dog to learn what they are like and how it reacts to each action.

Unfortunately, a dog to a child has many points of interest. Ears to be pulled, eyes to be poked, a nose to punch and pull on, a tongue to grab and legs/tails to be walked on and pushed and pulled.

A good-natured dog will try to get away from an inquisitive child, but some dogs will simply just bit to deter the offender.

In any case, children should be taught posthaste to gently pet a dog, and they should be supervised the entire time.

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