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10 Best Nanny Dogs

Nanny Dogs #1 NEWFOUNDLAND This massive, Canadian water dog is a gentle giant - the Newfie is highly social, requires a strong companionship, and is very sweetly-natured. The Newfoundland is energetic yet quiet and well-behaved, and they expect the same for the kiddos in their family. #2 GERMAN SHEPHERD German Shepherds are watchful guard dogs that will protect their families' lives before even their own. These dogs are brilliant, alert, and get along well with children as long as they undergo adequate training. One note is that a shepherd requires lots of exercise and socialization to remain well-adjusted and well-tempered around others. #3 AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER We've already discussed a few positives of this dog breed, which has an awful reputation thanks to poor breeding practices and bull-baiting histories. And while people tend to blame the breed itself when American Pit Bull Terriers attack, the cause lies in how owners train the dogs, not their genetics. It might be surprising that the Pit Bull Terrier is the second calmest dog breed next to the Golden Retriever, so they're quite good at accepting ear pulls with lots of patience. #4 STAFFORDSHIRE BULL TERRIER The Staffordshire Bull Terrier, or Staffie, belongs to the same family of breeds as Pit Bull Terriers, though they have some distinct differences. Regardless, they also share many similarities that make both excellent nanny dogs - a Staffordshire Bull Terrier is also happiest spending quality time and providing strong, loyal affection to its loved ones. While all dogs have their silly moments, these dogs are massive goofs who love to play games with the kiddos all day long. We can only see one downside - a Staffie's stubborn nature means they're only going to listen to you if they want to. #5 GOLDEN RETRIEVER When we think of the ultimate nanny-type dogs, the Golden Retriever immediately springs to mind. They're almost eerily calm and quiet once they're fully-grown - you might even forget they're there if you didn't see tumbleweeds of their fur rolling around your floors. A Golden is incredibly trustworthy, outgoing, and ready to please your entire family. And though they're quiet, they still love to play with the kids around the home and yard. #6 LABRADOR RETRIEVER A Labrador Retriever pup is one of the most highly-attached dog breeds, making them incredibly loyal to any owner, including kids. A Lab also has a friendly disposition and a lot of energy to burn - they'll want to enjoy playtime with the little ones as much as possible and will outlast even the most energetic of kids! #7 Saint Bernard If bigger is better for your family’s lifestyle, this breed has that in the bag. These giant floofs are friendly and loving, and as the AKC says, “famously watchful and patient nanny dogs for children.” Just make sure to keep your kids from climbing all over your gentle giant like a pony, even though these saints would probably tolerate it. #8 The Vizsla If you have an active family who loves being outdoors and stretching their legs, a vizsla can keep up. The AKC says that, as a hunting breed, they’re likely to form tight bonds with their humans since they want to work closely together. Their intelligence also makes them easy to train, and their popularity in America as a family pet increases each year. #9 Bichon Frise If all these bigger breeds are too large for your life, consider a Bichon. They’ll need more grooming maintenance than some of the short-haired breeds mentioned here, although they are hypoallergenic, but they’re some of the friendliest toy dogs out there. They especially love learning and performing tricks, per the AKC, so older kids can enjoy training them to do all sorts of things and practice them for years to come. BOXER The Boxer breed also managed a reputation as a bit dangerous, but these sweet dogs are anything but! They're courageous, intelligent, and loyal - they will ensure your kids get out of trouble at a rapid pace before anything has a chance to go down. Boxers don't require much upkeep or exercise, so they're an excellent breed for a big family that may not have the time to focus on long and intense daily walks.