Pets against stress

Do you have a pet? Psychologists and even physicians say that caring for a pet is good for your health. Even in some hospitals, there are the so called doctor pets who serve as therapy objects for patients.

We have been caring for dogs since 1996 and I find it very cool to be bonding with our dogs when I have nothing to do. My wife who is hypertensive looks at our dogs for her stress relievers. She says that without our dogs she might always be sick. That's why I don't mind the expenses entailed in caring for the dogs because the benefits are immeasurable.

Yes, I have pets. Three of them are dogs, one hamster and three fish, and I love them all. They're my stress relievers and whenever I see and play with them, I feel a lot better. I do agree with psychologists that they are good for our health.

Recently, we brought a dog in our family. It is Tibetan Apso breed. He is a lovely dog. Pets are a great companion during stress, anxiety, addiction recovery, loneliness, depression etc. When ever I feel bored and anxious, I play with my dog and it is a great relief.

I happen to have a dog at home and she is a great relief to me when I am stressed out or I've had a bad day. Even if you don't have any illness', having a dog for a pet can be beneficial to your life (I know that that may sound like my opinion). Doctor's have said that having a dog can relieve depression in some people or lower someone's blood pressure. I've also seen people use dogs as therapy dogs in hospitals. There are many benefits to having a dog, even if you don't realize them.

Pets especially dogs are down to earth funny. You always have a nice time watching them do some very funny things especially when they are excited. This will always cause laughter and a good rest especially if you are less busy which is good for the body.