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How to Bond with and Keep your New Pet Safe by Jessica Brody Ourbestfriends.pet info@ourbestfriends.pet Dogs are wonderful additions to any family, but can provide priceless companionship and a sense of purpose to older adults. Dogs require training and walks, too, which encourages seniors to be more active, both mentally and physically. Adopting a dog requires some careful planning for anyone, but for seniors, there are some additional concerns to address. With a little work, both you and your dog will have a safe environment to flourish and bond. The benefits of dog ownership for seniors Some seniors can be faced with isolation as their children age and become occupied with their families; in fact, there are all kinds of reasons they may not be able to socialize with friends as much as they once did. When seniors retire, they can find their days empty, which can lead to loneliness. Lack of exercise, health problems and even some forms of dementia can follow f