Poshpoint: PETS CAN GIVE YOU A LONGER LIFE

I did the math we can't afford this dog:-)

People with pets tend to have greater? self-esteem, are more physically fit, less lonely, less fearful and more extrovert than non-owners.

What are you doing Tim?

There are many claims that pets make us healthier and likely to live longer.

Having a pet who loves you unconditionally and who depends on you is a great way to feel better about yourself.?

If you have a pet who needs exercising, there?s a good chance you?ll be fitter than someone who hasn?t the same reason for getting out. You also have a companion who doesn?t criticise you.

Another claim is that pets are good stress-busters and the relationship you have with them can increase quantities of the bonding-hormone oxytocin in the bloodstream, while also decreasing stress hormones such as cortisol.

One patient said :Even when I was at my most numb with sadness she said once stroking my pet and feeling his tail wag gave me a connection to life and helped me to keep going.

Animals can have a huge impact on our lives even if they?re not our own pets. Horses often have a calming effect on those who are troubled.?

Autistic children can improve their powers of communication through riding horses and being encouraged to care for them.
Being emotionally close to another being, even an animal, is one of life?s richest experiences.

Finally I can sleep he doesn't snore like my dad:-)

A lonely child is given a kitten and suddenly he has a friend.?

Would you like to play with me?

A stressed-out businessman discovers that an aquarium full of fish is a calming antidote to his chaotic world.
ANIMALS ARE FANTASTIC TO HAVE AS A PART OF YOUR LIFE IT IS NICE TO CUDDLE YOUR PET CAN'T WAIT TO HAVE MY OWN WHEN I GET OLDER:-)

?THE LIST OF MY FAVORITES

Cocker spaniels

Golden retriever?

American Eskimo

Mutt

Source: http://poshpoint.blogspot.com/2012/03/pets-can-give-you-longer-life.html

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