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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The owner of the doodle needed to take the young barking jumping dog for a run.  We have one of those, and she rarely have any trouble  in those years because we would make sure she stayed good and tired whenever there was company coming. We also crate trained her.  [/quote]

This is a good idea but I have to side with the person who said there's no reason for dog owners to bring their dog if there are going to be a lot of guests present,some of whom don't like dogs.[/quote]

Again, this is up to the homeowner.  In our family, gatherings can and often have included 15 - 18 people and 5 dogs.  Two cats, too.  Our dog didn't handle it well when he was younger so we would either kennel him or have someone else look after him while the house was full.  That was for his well being.

OP in the future ask if there will be any other dogs there, so you can then decide your own course of action.  You can't decide whether or not other people bring their dogs you can only decide whether or not to take your son into that situation.

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