Do You Love Your Pet More Than People Sometimes ?

[Born to Run]

to derive comfort from human beings, relationships with other mammals can help

Did you see my recent post on this study? Oxytocin is key. Real interesting stuff.

https://www.myptsd.com/threads/dogs-hijack-human-bonding-pathway.52829/

 

[Sammyiam]

I don't make good eye contact, but my cat just stares at me all day. We can both be awkward together.

My dog is the same he follows me everywhere about a foot behind me, always looking up at me and just waiting to catch a glance from me. He is always looking at me to see if I'm ok, if I start feeling down I'm sure he knows as he then jumps up and lays across me as if to say I will help you mum.

I truly think that pets help us so much with our healing, they are always there for us just wanting to make us feel loved and happy. How many times have you all come home from being in town shopping and the excitement that greets us when we open the door, and that lovely warm feeling you get when they come running up to you and try to lick to you death.

I feel if you treat your pets right and love them to bits they are your best friend for life. All they want is to please you.

 

[Recovery4Me]

Stopping by to Whoof at you @Sammyiam !
Is your furbaby 100 percent yet?

And no, I think people are more important (after you find the pet)- so they can open our furbabies' canned food. :clown::hug: