Don't scold your dog for tracking mud into the house!
No news on the medieval history front. So I am posting an interesting article about how pet ownership lowers our risk of heart disease. We all know about the benefits of exercise and companionship. But what I found particularly interesting is the suggestion that we also benefit from all the dirt they track into the house!
http://www.today.com/health/pets-migh...
http://www.today.com/health/pets-migh...
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May 11, 2013 11:14AM
As a cat owner, I'd have to say that having a purring kitty lying on your chest does lower stress. HOWEVER, I'll admit it's Not conducive to exercise.
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That can be good sometimes, Steven. I can't count the times my dogs dragged me out into the rain or the cold because I could not resist those sad brown eyes.
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