Features
July 2003 Issue
Picking the Right Playmates for Your Dog
It pays to manage your canine pal’s social life at the dog park.
You don’t want your dog to be a bully OR a victim on the playground. That’s why it pays to supervise and manage your dog’s social life at the dog park. Play and socialization can mean the difference between a dog who is friendly toward other dogs, and one who is shy, anxious, or even aggressive.
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