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Social Companionship Crucial To Dogs’ Wellbeing, New Study Finds
Social Companionship Crucial To Dogs’ Wellbeing, New Study Finds
Jan 17, 2024 3:41 PM

A collaborative study by more than a dozen universities determined that social companionship is the most important factor in a dog’s wellbeing. The owners of more than 21,000 dogs were surveyed, and the results included some surprises.

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