According to a new survey, the majority of pet parents take more photos of their dogs than their significant others!
If you take more photos of your dog than of human family members, you’re not the only one. Even before the COVID-19 virus, which has many of us homebound, a study conducted by rover.com revealed that 65% of dog parents admit to taking more photos of their canine companions than of their significant others! Here are some further findings from the study:
- 94% of dog parents consider their dogs part of the family
- Nearly 50% of those polled said they find it harder to leave their dogs for a week than they do their human counterparts
- 56% greet their dogs as soon as they walk in the door, usually before saying hello to the rest of the family
- 50% have cancelled social obligations to hang out with their dogs.
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