January sadness is not specific to humans. According to a new study, these animals may feel depressed.
Dark mornings, deteriorated daily routines and the sudden absence of the owners who are constantly at home during the holiday season can make dogs crazy. Like its owners, the Daily Mail says that one of the four dogs is numb and low -energy and that one of the seven dogs seems worried or bored.
The results of a survey conducted with 2,000 may indicate that the owners of the dogs are sensitive to the sadness of January; 94 %of the owners accept that domestic animals understand people’s feelings. However, this may also be due to changes in daily life; 23 %of the owners reported that the walks are darker and the changes in daily routine, and 17 %reduced the game time.
“Dogs are incredibly sensitive to the emotions of the owners, and when the routines are broken or when we feel overwhelmed, they are not surprising that they can reflect these changes.”
Previously, a Russian university accepted a dog as a student. Read the details here.
Source: People Talk
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