Not unless you properly train your new pet and teach your kids techniques to safely handle your new canine companion. Remember, a puppy is cute, but it isn't a toy. Don't expect a child under age 12 to take full responsibility for its care. Instead, set reasonable rules and boundaries that let the puppy know you are in charge. To keep your dog from sleeping on the bed, train him to use a dog crate.
Dogs are pack animals by nature, so they're instinctually drawn to a crate's den-like atmosphere.
Trained properly, dogs will automatically return to their crates to sleep, and they won't soil their sleeping quarters if they can help it. Don't wait to start obedience training. Never punish your dog after the fact, and don't rub his nose in the stain. These actions will only confuse him and may make him fearful of you and of relieving himself. Instead, take him outside and praise him for using the appropriate spot.