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Even though dogs have been the oldest domesticated animals, not everyone likes them. Some simply find them annoying while others find petting a burden. But having a pet companion, especially a dog, can be the best decision ever. And there’s not just one, but 100 reasons to get a dog.
On this International Dog Day, we have brought all science-backed reasons and benefits of having a pet dog. Before that, let us introduce this global event.
Who Is The Founder Of International Dog Day?
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5 Scientific Reasons To Get A Dog
#1. They Are An Escape From Loneliness
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Now, scientists of Washington state university have also confirmed this. Their study says, spending time with dogs reduces cortisol (stress hormone) in humans.
#3. They Help In Socializing
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The way you care, give them personal space, and love them unconditionally; all have a positive impact on your personal life. As a result, your communication, ability to deal with others, and conflict resolution skills improve.
#4. They Improve Cognitive Functionality
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#5. They Make You Fit
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So, what are you waiting for, there are hundreds of cute furry dogs waiting to get adopted. Pick your best friend for life today on the international day of the dog.
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