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More popular: You or your dog?

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More popular: You or your dog?

Here’s a “Purrsday” Brainbuster for you: Who’s more popular…you or your dog?

Is this a trick question?

According to Talker, two-thirds of dog owners admit theirs has a more active social life than they do!

  • 54% said their dog has a “friend group”
  • 63% said their dog gets to hang out with their friends more than we do
  • 69% said their dog has a best friend
  • 91% agree it’s important for dogs to have an active social life

Why?

It makes them happier, less lonely, more loving and more confident.

Imagine what a few “human” friends could do for YOU!

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