For lonely hearts, a little furry friend might just bring on some happiness this Valentine's Day. According to the Australian Unity Wellbeing Index, pets have a positive effect on
As a lonely heart, the last thing you'd might want to see is a couple painting the town red on this innocuous Feb 14th! Well here's some good, solid advice for you - turn to your furry companion for joy because the Australian Unity Wellbeing Index has said that pets have a positive effect on happiness, especially on single men. Like it's said - A dog is a man's best friend!
It found pets could alleviate the stress of job loss, broken relationship or mortgage default.
Second-Hand Smoking Is Bad For Pets
People who refuse to quit smoking may kick the habit if they believe it could harm their pet.
People who refuse to quit smoking may kick the habit if they believe it could harm their pet.
"Once the bond is formed between the dog and the individual it is a very strong bond, particularly for people who live alone," Courier Mail quoted her as telling Daily TelegraphPeople feel less lonely or they feel they have companionship," she added.
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Wash Your Hands, Or You Might Infect Your Pets!
Dog owners are more likely to spread germs to their pets by not washing hands than by sleeping with them, or getting licks on the face, according to a new study.
Dog owners are more likely to spread germs to their pets by not washing hands than by sleeping with them, or getting licks on the face, according to a new study.
Hike in Pet-food Prices Hit Hong Kong Pooches
Increase in global commodity prices have hit Hong Kong's pet pooches as the cost of food soars. Experts say their devoted owners will keep the industry inflation-resilient.
Increase in global commodity prices have hit Hong Kong's pet pooches as the cost of food soars. Experts say their devoted owners will keep the industry inflation-resilient.
Half of Britain's Pets are Found to Be Obese!
The time has come for the UK’s cats and dogs to start shedding the pounds, for a new survey by the RSPCA has found that half of these pets are obese.
The time has come for the UK’s cats and dogs to start shedding the pounds, for a new survey by the RSPCA has found that half of these pets are obese.
