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Pets increase satisfaction by reducing stress. Research by Professor Dr. Edelina Gschwandner, Professor of Kent University, found that keeping pets increases by 3 to 4 points. Time spent with dogs and cats …Read more
Spending time with the dog can reduce stress.
Highlights
- Pets increase satisfaction by reducing stress.
- Keeping pets increases the level of happiness.
- Pets are more open and extroverted.
Nowadays, he has started keeping some pets in his house. Some people raise a dog, some cat, some people rabbits and some parrots etc. If you keep pets in your house then there is a good news for you. These cute pets provide you a lot of happiness unconditionally. A recent research has revealed that these unruly animals can not only relieve your stress, but also increase the level of satisfaction. This research has been published in the magazine called ‘Social Indicators Research’. According to the study, the level of satisfaction of people having pets increases by 3 to 4 points on a scale of 1 to 7.
The study, led by Dr. Edelina Gschwandner, Professor of Economics at Kent University in UK, also highlights the personality of the pet owners. It states that the cat care seems more open. The more extro -extrovert (extrovert), who take care of the dog, looks less concerned and less concerned.
Researchers analyzed the data of 2,500 British homes and found that an unruly is associated with psychology. Exactly as much as someone speaking a living being, your life partner or someone else. The study claims that the pleasure of having pets is equivalent to receiving an additional $ 90,000 per year.
Researchers also reviewed various studies. They show that spending time with the dog can reduce stress. You can be active. They live for a long time. At the same time, caressing the cat keeps blood pressure and heart rate right and their owners reduce the risk of heart disease.
The authors think that pets taking care of the pets usually appear more open, dutiful and extroverted. According to the researchers, “This paper answers the question whether the pets are good for us altogether? So the answer is ‘yes’. Also the authors hoped that these results will be successful in telling the importance of the pets.
