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Are kids who grow up with dogs happier?
There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that kids who grow up with dogs are happier than those who don’t. However, there are several potential benefits of owning a dog that could make children (and adults) happier. For one, dogs provide companionship and unconditional love, which can be particularly valuable to kids who feel lonely or isolated. Furthermore, dogs needs regular exercise, which means that owners must also get outside and be active on a daily basis. This can lead to improved mental and physical health. Finally, taking care of a dog can teach responsibility, empathy, and compassion – all of which are essential life skills. While there is no guarantee that owning a dog will make someone happy, there are definitely some benefits that could lead to increased happiness.
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From the time they are puppies, dogs love growing up with kids. They learn to be gentle when taking treats and playing together. As they grow older, they become protective of their family members, especially the youngest ones. Dogs are always happy to see kids when they come home from school and love being included in family activities. Kids also learn responsibility by taking care of their pet, including feeding, walking, and exercising them. Having a dog is a great way for families to develop lasting bonds with each other and create lasting memories.
