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How do the English socialize?
uhh, the English socialize by talking to each other. How else do you socialize?
Do cows socialize?
Yes. They are herd animals and do socialize with each other very often.
Early people formed villages when they began to?
socialize and interact with each other.
How can't you socialize through a computer?
You can't see each other face-to-face
What has not changed in the way people socialize with each other?
Well it just depends on what kind of social u are liking or doing
How did trade in the Roman Republic lead to the development of the merchant class?
It helped each roman get what they want and need and socialize with one and other.
Early people formed villages when they began to with each other?
socialize and interact A+ join the group kkk korect,kool,kids we have the awnsers
What people give each other.?
People give each other gifts, among many other things.
Has social networking helped people socialise?
Yes and no. Social networking helps people socialize online with friends or people they don't know. But it doesn't always help people socialize with each other in person, since some people spend more time online instead of with other people.
Is it normal for dogs to play rough during their interactions with each other?
Yes, it is normal for dogs to play rough during their interactions with each other as it is a natural behavior for them to engage in rough play as a way to socialize and establish boundaries.
How do you teach my parakeets to be friendly?
You should start hand training your parakeets as soon as they can stand up on their own. They are friendly birds who are easily socialized. A single parakeet is easier to socialize than 2 or more birds, because they will socialize with each other rather than with you.
How can I socialize an older cat with other cats?
To socialize an older cat with other cats, start by introducing them gradually in a neutral space. Allow them to sniff each other and observe their body language. Provide separate food and litter areas initially, and gradually increase their time together. Use positive reinforcement, such as treats and praise, to encourage good behavior. Monitor their interactions closely and be patient, as it may take time for them to adjust to each other.
