Gia Savocchi | Dog Behavior Specialist on Instagram: "While wolves rely on tight-knit, cooperative family units to survive, free-ranging and street dogs tend to form loose, flexible social groups. These groups are often based on convenience—like access to food or space—rather than deep social bonds or hierarchy. Dogs may come together to play, rest, or scavenge, but they don’t depend on each other in the same way wolves do. Their social lives are adaptable, fluid, and often temporary. What you’r