People find relationship with their dog more satisfying than with best friend, study shows
Research into 717 people exposes the many roles canines play in their lives, from ‘fur babies’ to steadfast companionDogs are not simply “fur babies” or best friend but a blend of both, researchers have found in a study they say highlights the special status of pets.The study suggests owners rate their relationship with their dogs as being as satisfying or more satisfying than their closest human relationships. However, the researchers did not find the owner-dog bond was stronger in people with weaker human relationships. Continue reading...
Research into 717 people exposes the many roles canines play in their lives, from ‘fur babies’ to steadfast companion
Dogs are not simply “fur babies” or best friend but a blend of both, researchers have found in a study they say highlights the special status of pets.
The study suggests owners rate their relationship with their dogs as being as satisfying or more satisfying than their closest human relationships. However, the researchers did not find the owner-dog bond was stronger in people with weaker human relationships. Continue reading...
