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Dogs improve the quality of life for seniors
Dogs help senior citizens: Boost exercise, reduce stress. Their companionship helps us handle emotional turbulence, and their care can relieve anxiety.
4 ways dogs relieve anxiety
Relieve anxiety, boost your mood, and get more exercise by adopting a dog to your family and home.
Dogs make people more social
Dogs make people more social by serving as icebreakers and conversation starters. They also ease tension and make people feel calmer and assured.
Another heartbeat in the house: Seniors benefit from caring for pets
Seniors benefit from caring for pets because they provide companionship, make you feel needed and help alleviate stress and anxiety.
Dogs keep kids happy and healthy
Dogs provide health benefits for children that range from boosting their immune and cardiovascular systems to reducing stress and improving their self-esteem.
5 ways dogs help improve the lives of people with mental illness
Dogs help people with mental illness by reducing the health risks of loneliness, reducing stress and encouraging physical activity and social interaction.
Service animals vs. emotional support pets: What’s the difference?
Emotional support pets provide daily structure for their human companions. They also improve emotional stability and help reduce stress.
Should you sleep with your dog? 9 reasons science says yes.
Science says sleep with your dog to get a better night’s sleep, reduce stress, improve your heart, lower your blood pressure, reduce pain, boost emotional health and reduce the risk of allergies.
Adding office pets boosts morale, creativity
Adding office pets to your workplace can reduce employee stress and boost both creativity and productivity. Just be sure to keep a pet-free space for workers who are allergic to or afraid of dogs.
Dogs provide emotional support
Pets are a great source of emotional support. Whether you’re looking to lead a healthier lifestyle or feel better about yourself, a dog or a cat can help you with your day to day life.
Get a dog and live longer
It’s no secret that having a dog makes their owners more active, social and less likely to be depressed. But a new study from Sweden shows dog owners live longer because they are less likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease.
Dogs help improve their owners’ health
Dogs improve owners’ health by making them more active, social, and by lowering their stress levels and fulfilling their need to nurture.