This article explores the evolving perception of dogs in society, highlighting how they are often seen not just as pets, but as integral family members. A significant survey indicates that 94% of dog owners view their dogs as family, with many claiming their bond with their dogs mirrors that of human relationships. Social psychologists have begun to investigate the complexities of these relationships, revealing that dogs occupy a unique social space, combining traits of both child and best friend, emphasizing their significance in our emotional lives.
Dogs are often referred to as our best friends, but are also frequently viewed as family members.
Owners rate their relationship with their dogs as good as or better than any human relationships.
When it comes to social networks, data shows that a dog resembles a blend of your child and your best friend.
In one recent study, 94 percent of the dog owners surveyed reported that they considered their dog to be part of their family.
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