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Socializing your dog is not as difficult as it sounds, and can be quite rewarding. But there's more to doggie play dates then just fun times.

Socialization skills in dogs are important to both the safety and well-being of the pet, and can also provide peace of mind to an owner during stressful situations.

Socializing your new puppy (or dog) is imperative if you want your dog to adjust emotionally and not be anxious when meeting people and other dogs. Here are some tips.

One of the most popular registered breeds in the US, the American Pit Bull terrier can be trained, like most other traditional guard dog breeds.

Early training and socialization can literally save a puppy's life.

Training rescued dogs is one of the more difficult parts of dog training. Using a tried and tested process, one can prepare the ground to accomplish normal dog training.

It is common for some behaviours, considered cute when they were puppies, to become a problem in the adult dog. A few simple techniques can help your dog know his place.

There are a few tips and tricks when it comes to training dogs. Training a dog shouldn't be overly hard, but the more tips you know, the easier it is.

Submissive and dominant behaviours you may see in your dog, and how they relate to their pack instinct and social hierarchy

Doggy Daycare can be an excellent alternative to kenneling a dog all day, or having a dog walking service take them out.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 80% of dog bites in children come from the family dog.

Sometimes owners get caught up in bits and pieces of information relating to training and consequently lose sight of the basics of training and caring for their dogs.

Armed with a little knowledge, you can help your dog remain calm even when strangers come to the door.

Follow these ten steps and you'll start on a path to helping your furry kids live a longer, happier, healthier life.

Because youngsters are impulsive, and dogs are unpredictable, it's not uncommon for the most docile family pet to bite children in the household.