Pets, People and the Happiness Quotient
Millions of people have a soft spot for pets, and they may be healthier and happier as a result.
Pet ownership is associated with unconditional love, loyalty, companionship, entertainment (even fish can be fun), service and security. Children who care for pets learn about responsibility. Interactions with pets are associated with decreases in cortisol (a stress-related hormone), better mood, lower blood pressure and less loneliness, which is linked to anxiety, depression, and poor fitness and nutrition
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