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8 Reasons why dogs are man's best friends

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By Health care Published 2 years ago 3 min read
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8 Reasons why dogs are man's best friends
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People have identified dogs as one of their closest and finest companions throughout history. Dogs are the most versatile domesticated animals, serving as protectors, helpers, lifesavers, and companions. Dogs are amazing companions for people, and they have been for ages. Dogs and people have a long and storied relationship.

Here are eight reasons why dogs are man's best friends

1.They will do anything for us

Dogs often go to great lengths for their owners (or pack).

Tphey've been known to save their owners from a variety of perilous circumstances and even put themselves in harm's way just to help (or paw).

We know that if it came down to it, they would do anything to defend us, which is why our link with them is so strong

2.They protect us

While some dogs were once meant to defend cattle, humans have learned to appreciate their abilities to keep us secure as well.

Many individuals own a dog for both protection and companionship. Check out this list of the greatest guard dogs to discover whether one of them is a good fit for you.

3.They have incredible skills and talent

Dogs have been bred to perform a wide range of tasks. From collies herding sheep and labradors guiding the blind to today's medical detection canines, each breed has its own set of skills.

Who knew when we initially befriended wild canines that they'd one day be used to identify medical disorders such as seizures and cancer?

Dogs have a wide range of abilities, which is one of the reasons we appreciate them so highly.

Click here to learn how to train your dog

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4.Dogs are great company

Dogs, first and foremost, make excellent companions. They're there, peering back at you with those puppy dog eyes, even when you're feeling lonely and down.

When you have a dog, you become accustomed to having them around for companionship all of the time, and your home feels eerily empty without them.

One of the reasons they're man's best friend is that they're simply enjoyable to be around.

5.They are always excited to see us

It's the finest feeling in the world when you arrive home from a long day and are greeted by a big waggy tail.

When we return home, our dogs display their affection by jumping for joy and being overjoyed that we've returned to see them.

When you are away for a few days and your dog seems overjoyed when you return, you know you have a particular bond.

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6.They teach us things about life

It's obvious that dogs are full of life. They take each day as it comes, savouring every detail.

Perhaps one of the reasons we have such a deep relationship with them is that they motivate us to be the best version of ourselves. They teach us to be present in the moment and to value time spent with our loved ones.

7.They love us unconditionally

Dogs do not have the same level of complexity as humans. It's going to be forever if they adore us. They also love us without judging or pressuring us.

They're constantly there, wagging their tails to show us how much we mean to them.

And it's so special for us humans to be loved by an animal regardless of what we do, what mistakes we make, or how we act. Your dog doesn't seem to mind if you lose your job or do something you later regret; they simply continue to love you.

8.Dogs are there no matter what

When you're going through a difficult period, having a dog at your side might be beneficial. Humans have a special link with their dogs because they are always there for them, no matter what.

When things get bad, all you want to do is curl up on the sofa with your beloved friend and avoid human interaction.

Dogs do not desert us; they remain by our sides in good times and bad. Dogs have also been shown to lower stress and increase productivity at work, according to research

Click here to learn how to train your dog

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