Life is better with a dog

Dogs make us happier, healthier, and help us cope with a crisis. Recent research shows that owning a dog is good for you physically and emotionally. Benefits of having a dog as your pet:

 

Dogs make us feel less alone.

They offer unconditional love, emotional support, and constant cuddles that help stave off social isolation.

Fun Fact;  A small Australian study discovered that 85 percent dog ownership reduces loneliness.

Dogs make you more attractive

If you’re looking for a date, it might be time to get a dog! A dog’s presence may make people appear more attractive.

Fun Fact: 

• Studies show that men were more likely to get a woman’s phone number when they had a dog with them. 
• In another study, researchers asked individuals to rate people in photographs and found that people looked happier and more relaxed when they appeared with a dog!
• A study by Pet Wingman found that men and women swipe right more when they include a profile photo of their pup.
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Dogs make us happier

Dogs can lift your spirits: a 2009 study in Japan found that staring into your dog’s eyes raises your level of oxytocin, also known as the “love hormone.”

 

Dogs make us feel less alone.

They offer unconditional love, emotional support, and constant cuddles that help stave off social isolation.

Fun Fact;  A small Australian study discovered that 85 percent dog ownership reduces loneliness.

Dogs make you more attractive

If you’re looking for a date, it might be time to get a dog! A dog’s presence may make people appear more attractive.

Fun Fact: 

• Studies show that men were more likely to get a woman’s phone number when they had a dog with them. 
• In another study, researchers asked individuals to rate people in photographs and found that people looked happier and more relaxed when they appeared with a dog!
• A study by Pet Wingman found that men and women swipe right more when they include a profile photo of their pup.
• 

Dogs make us happier

Dogs can lift your spirits: a 2009 study in Japan found that staring into your dog’s eyes raises your level of oxytocin, also known as the “love hormone.”