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    absolutely nothing to look forward to? Some may say that having a dog, whether it is big, small, cuddly, furry, or active, can provides the unconditional love and companionship that you need every day. According to 2012 U.S Pet Ownership & Demographics Sourcebook, dogs have the highest percent of households owning compared to other pets by 36.5%. (AVMA, 2012). Due to the statistics that dogs are the most popular choice among other pets such as cats, birds, and horse, it can be concluded that having dogs as a pet provides many unexpected benefits such as improving our mental health, physical being, and teaches us responsibilities. First, dogs can be a great pet choice because majority of dog owners claims that it can improve their mental health. Dogs can improve mental health by lifting the owner’s mood to a happier state of mind. Research proven that dog as a pet can have a positive effect by being therapeutic therefore, a wide range of pet therapy is offered for many people who faced depression or associated with other mental illness. Pet therapy is defined as a guided interaction between a specially trained animal and an individual or group, facilitated by the animal’s handler. (Dogtime, 2015) Interaction with dogs can also benefits…

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    hour passes.The dog sits home alone for hours and hours waiting for you to come back home. He or she waits at the window and barks at everything that passes. But eventually this gets boring. The dog needs you, or a buddy. Every home should not only have one, but two dogs. From past experience, I know that my dog sits and waits for someone to come home. She gets so excited when we come home only to find out that no one will be home hours from then. My household and every household needs two…

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    Pet Organ Failure Essay

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    get dental care for your dog? Just like you, your dog can suffer from a myriad of health problems if his dental care is left unattended to. In fact, he can have many of the same health problems as you. Here are six health problems you can help your beloved pet avoid with regular dental care. Organ Failure It sounds a bit melodramatic, but doctors have discovered that poor dental health can lead to poor health overall. When your teeth aren't cleaned regularly, the bacteria in your mouth builds…

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    Dog Shelter Research Paper

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    not hamper his health and wellness. For most pet owners, it is already a common knowledge that the place where your pet will determine everything about his life from temperament down to hygiene and even health. If you place your pet on a bad shelter that makes him cold at night and very hot during the day, then it will definitely affect his emotions and the way he treats you too as it can be construed as a negligence on your part as an owner. If you place him on a place where there is no proper…

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    Why Dog Eat Dirt

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    items such as poop, pee, and in this case, dirt. Our dogs have always been weird when it comes to their personal choices of food since they take pleasure in eating feces, dirt, and a lot more things that are not edible for us. Why does my dog eat dirt? As I understand it, there are many reasons why do dogs eat dirt. It is important for us, dog owners, to know which among these reasons affect our dogs so that we may be ale to respond to it properly and if we are lucky enough, we can put an end to…

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    Dogs are expensive and take a lot of effort to take care of it. So you might be wondering, why should we get a dog? A dog will make us more active. Even simple things like getting up and tossing a stick, or playing with your dog in the living room helps. This burns calories and gets us moving around. The Journal of Physical Activity & Health shows that dog owners are 34 percent more likely to get the recommended 150 minutes of walking per week than people that don't have dogs. The studies also…

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    Bugsy Research Paper

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    Puppet of a Pal Sometime around the age of five or six, I received a gift of a hand puppet. I assume the maker tried to make it resemble a spider. The back end of the puppet ballooned, which made the head very small. It was the color of lilacs with a powder pink nose and bright yellow antennae. I named it Bugsy, and he lived at my grandparent’s house in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. My little fingers couldn’t fill the enormous leg holes or the head hole to play with the puppet. Instead, I would…

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    towards us. The young girls ' eyes were full of excitement as she saw our dogs and began to run towards us. I watched as her mom yelled for her to stop and could see the dismay and anxiety in her eyes as she watched her daughter running towards us. The girl stopped and slowly walked back to her mom and after a minute or so the mother came up to us and asked if her daughter could pet Kaylee and if Kaya was friendly. As she did so, Kaya jumped playfully towards the small girl and began to lick her…

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    Which pet a dog , cat or a bird?? A pet is an animal kept for companionship and enjoyment or a household animal as opposed to livestock, laboratory animals, sport animals or working animal which are kept for economic reasons. It is proven that the pets are useful to people, decreasing depression and brings a person’s overall happiness. Dogs are not always the best option to choose, there are many other types of pets to select. Now a days there are aptitude test to find out which pet is suitable…

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    Ever thought of bringing your pet to work? It might sound weird but the idea of allowing animals in the workplace is not as barking as you think. In fact, the glimpse of your furry friend around the office is not only cute, but also beneficial for your health. By reducing stress-related ailments like heart disease and diabetes, pets can actually raise your life expectancy. Very few people know that some countries even have an annual event called ‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’. The day which was…

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