Meet the newest member of the family!

Tamirs Jaguar is really cute! Surely your daughter will enjoy playing with her new brother My neighbor has asthma before but she has two dogs. They just don't like a cat. I don't understand why they seem to ban cat but not the dogs.

Hi tamirs I think you should first check out with the doctors for your daughter's asthma. Also, if Jaguar has higher hair fall, I would suggest to keep them (Jaguar and Daughter) away - though this is difficult as your daughter is too young to understand the issues about her health and also the fact that she needs someone to play around with.

Hi, Tamirs, Jaguar is really cute! I don't have a medical information about asthma and dogs. But as I know they always say that "some people" with asthma have problems with cats and dogs. You should consult your doctors and find people with personal experience. In any case I don't imagine how you can forbid your daughter to play with her new friend. Maybe you could take the risk and to them be in contact and see if there is really a problem.

Hi! ^_^ seems fair enough if you let them play together. When I was a kid before I also had asthma but because I love dogs and they loved me, they allow me to have fun. But I guess, as a mother you also have to take care of your daughter's health so just make sure that she won't frequently hug and kisses the dog just to avoid any health problems. Take note: dogs fur can cause asthma allergy to occur...^_^ have a nice day! have fun! ^_^

That's a really cute dog tamirs. I don't know much about how asthma and dogs mix, but I can say that one she gets used to it being around, it shouldn't be that hard for her.

he is adorable.even if your daughter has asthma is not obligatory to have a problem with dogs.most of people that face this problem are usually alergic to cats.you should let them play and if you see that your daughter has problems go for advice to a doctor.also it can be useful to wash him every 2 or 3 weeks with a dog shampoo because peolpe are not actually alergic to the dogs hair,but to a protein that is secreted by the dogs skin.

Your dog looks so adorable. He looks so sweet. You can try enrolling your daughter in swim lessons and make sure that she swims at least 1hour - 3 times a week so make her lungs stronger. I know of an old team mate of mine that used to have asthma episodes once a month, when she got into swimming the asthma episodes lessened and now she doesn't have episodes anymore. Be sure to train and discipline your dogs so that you won't have problems with him when he gets bigger. There are plenty of videos on YouTube that you can watch and follow. We have 3 labradors and 1 shih tzu. I only watched training videos on YouTube, all our dogs have a "schedule" on what time they will potty so we won't have to wipe or get poop inside the house. Blessed be

Hi tam! It is nice to hear that you have added a new member to your family and now your daughter has forgotten for the time being about a new baby (for which she was asking about you). Hope the new member will keep her involve and she will not trouble you anymore.

hello tamirs, Jaguar is sooo cute Okay, there is no problem for her to play with the little doggie. But make sure she's not going to carry it ,maybe playing is fine and not too long as well.

Jaguar will be the one that can distract her from asking you to give her baby~~~ Even if it was not a baby, but at least her wish come true~take a good care of it~(^^)

Glad to meet your jaggy tam! Well, my kids were asthmatic too that's why we don't allow dogs in our house. But they were not deprived in loving those because whenever we got to go to my in-laws in Bulacan which happen as usual, they were playing cutie dogs in there. I think dogs do the same effects as cats fur can be. Well, there's many factors can affects our kids health condition but sometimes I can't help but allow them to experience those and not be deprived *sigh! When my daughter was 6, I enrolled her to a summer swimming lesson to make her lungs stronger just to add extra immunity and I can say that, it's really been a help. It's 4 years now that her brochial asthma was absent, but not her skin asthma *sigh! I just showering her with creams and mild lotions! That's what it takes...

Congratulations for the new memeber. Ask a doctor about the dog, not us.

Hey tamris, Jaguar is looking cute like you . I loved it. I need such a one in my home. I wounder how lucky is your daughter

i get a similar problem with you.and i don't know how to deal with it.but actually it prove it's ok.Do not need to think too much about it.

hi tamirs oh he is so cute and she will love him. maybe she could wear a mask til she gets used to him.so little to have asthma poor baby. maybe she can outgrow it. Also I think he will not shed like a wooly dog would an that where a lot of the asthma problems come from dogs that shed hair and dander. I think you will have a hard time keeping her from playing with that sweet baby puppy lol

Your baby jaguar is so cute, congratulations to your family for having a new member, and I know that you 'll enjoy and love him very much!

You dog is adorable but i am worried about your daughter's condition. I do not think that she could handle her asthma with a pet in the house and she could even get worse.

the name like jaguar gives solid impact i our mind but jaguar is really very cute. but it is very difficult for your daughter to make distance from jaguar. but what to do if she have asthma i think maintain distance from jaguar, otherwise she will in trouble.