Scientists explain why having dogs is good for your health.

Scientists explain why having dogs is good for your health.
If you have a dog and you tell him today is National Dog Day, I suspect he will say: I thought every day was dog day! Where's my present?
While he devours the treat, take a moment to reflect on all that your dog provides for you. Maybe it is you, dear owner, who is getting a present: good health.
An analysis of nearly four million people conducted in 2019 in the United States, Canada, Scandinavia, New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom found that having a dog is associated with a 24% reduction in early death from any cause. When individuals had already suffered a heart attack or stroke, having a dog proved even more beneficial; they were 31% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease.
The benefit was greatest for dog owners who lived alone. Heart attack survivors who lived alone with dogs had a 33% lower risk of death compared to survivors who did not have dogs. Stroke survivors living alone with a dog had a 27% lower risk of death.
They are more than dogs, of course. Having a pet of any kind brings a circle of love into our lives,they give affection, we give it back, and we all become better for it.
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