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Gavin Mccormack

The only constant in education is change, and that change is you!

The only constant in education is change, and that change is you!

Should you encourage pet ownership? Pets are imp…

Should you encourage pet ownership?

Pets are important in children's lives as they provide enjoyment and help children develop responsibilities transferable to adulthood. Sometimes pet relationships are ranked higher than certain kinds of human relationships for comfort, esteem, support and confidence. Some benefits of pet ownership have been identified in areas of child development, family harmony and even health.

Having a relationship with a pet can help develop such skills as:

Nurturing skills
Responsibility
Empathy
A caring attitude
Communication

Studies have shown that children with pets:
Have higher self esteem
Have improved social skills
Are more likely to be physically active, and less likely to be overweight or obese

Pet ownership also has a beneficial effect on family harmony.

Research shows that families with a pet:

Spend a lot more time interacting
Have a basis for fun activities and friendly conversation including the important topics of life

The relaxation and relief from stress provided by animal companionship also yields health benefits for parents. In comparison with their pet-less counterparts.

Owning a dog can be a delightful family experience and has enormous benefits for the child and the family.

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One Response

  1. Help your pet be as active as nature intended. Exercise and play time are necessary for your pet s mental and physical well-being. If you don t give your dog opportunities to be physically active, or if you don t encourage exercise for your kitty and find ways to make it happen, you may well end up with a bored, destructive, overweight pet whose health will spiral downward throughout her lifetime.

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