Along with separation anxiety, socialization is a behavioral challenge that many "pandemic puppies" are now facing. Introducing your puppy to new experiences is a critical part of their development.

Socializing adult dogs (even rescues) is possible at any age. Learn proven techniques to help your dog feel safer, calmer, and more confident.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Christine Dame and her dog, Vie, visited a busy Derryfield Park in Manchester on Sunday morning, the mixed-breed dog ...

Socializing your puppy is crucial and should begin early on, as it sets your dog up to feel confident and happy throughout their life. The American Kennel Club offers the following tips for owners ...

This content is sponsored by Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital. Getting a new dog is always a unique experience. No matter if they are puppies or older, you and your new dog are learning each other’s ...

Many dog owners worry when their pet does not get along with everyone, but a dog trainer says that behavior is completely ...

Between 3 and 16 weeks of age, puppies are highly receptive to new experiences. This crucial period presents a golden opportunity to expose them to a diverse range of stimuli. Consequently, positive ...

PHILADELPHA (CBS) -- It's never too late for an adult dog to make new friends. Whether it's with children, adults, or other dogs, Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson says socializing your ...

I want to weigh in on dog parks. I agree with pretty much everything said in your Nov. 25 column, except what the reader said about dog parks being stressful for most dogs and that they are a terrible ...

With summer winding down, Fun Forest Park transformed into a canine oasis Friday evening as the annual Pawchella gave dogs and their owners one last chance to splash into the season. “It’s a fun way ...

Spending time outdoors and playing with others is probably what most dogs dream of. However, not every pup shares that enthusiasm. As some people do, some dogs prefer quiet moments to group activities ...