Technology has made it faster and easier for people to connect using cell phones and computers. For this reason, social networking is steadily growing in popularity. In fact, it's grown so much that you can even find Facebook pages made especially for dogs and even entire social networks set up just for dogs and other pets. He may not need one but many proud dog owners see it as an excellent chance to show off their beloved pet.
Starting with celebrities and moving on through the mainstream of society, dog owners are using Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites to post photos of their dogs for everyone to see. They also create blogs to talk about the things dogs like and dislike along with some of their most exciting adventures. You'll find many interesting stories to read because some of these blogs also contain pet advice, news stories and ideas for activities that you and your pet can enjoy together.
This trend has become so popular that now there are social networking sites designed especially for pets. Mydogspace.com, dog-network.com, and dogster.com are three examples of the type of social networking sites designed for dogs. Starting up an account is easy and then you're on your way to sharing photos, news and more.
Here's another reason for making your dog a Facebook page. It's a great way to meet other dog owners that share the same passions about their pets as you do for yours. You can meet people that live in the same area and set up doggie play dates at the local park. Everyone needs a companion and your dog is no different so making friends is just as exciting for them as it is for you.
Using Facebook and other social networking sites gives you a place where it's appropriate to talk about your dog. You'll always have someone to share your stories and interest with when you connect with others on these sites. It opens up so many new doors and opportunities to learn more about dogs and the people that care as much for them as you do.
If you like the idea of sharing stories and photos with other dog lovers, then you can easily join this growing community. Look around all the sites and decide which one will offer the best environment for what you are looking for and sign up. Most of these sites are free and it's easy to become a member.
Published by Lisa Mason - Featured Contributor in Technology
Lisa Mason is a freelance writer and social media marketer with more than 10 years of experience. As VP of Special Media for Social Media Sun, she makes sure that readers have access to the most relevant and... View profile
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6 Comments
Post a CommentVery cute. When I think of social networking, pets never came to my mind. :)
funny!
Too funny...I follow JamesBondtheDog on Twitter.
Sounds beneficial.
cute
You're right, Lisa, most dogs need interactions with other dogs just as people need them with other people :)