Dogs365 is your one-stop hub for all things dog. We cover all aspects of doggish living, from lifestyle to health to puppies and more! Our goal is to help you make the most of your furry friends and enjoy a happier, healthier life with them.
Whether you’ve got a new pup and need some advice on how to care for them or you just want to relax by watching some adorable videos, we’ve got everything you need. We also have columns from different doggy experts so that we can help guide you every step of the way.
So whether you’re looking for your next best friend or just want an outlet for all those puppies feels, Dogs365 has got you covered.
The Lifestyle
One of the most popular columns on our blog is the lifestyle column. This column covers all aspects of doggish living, from lifestyle to health to puppies and more! Our goal is to help you make the most of your furry friends and enjoy a happier, healthier life with them.
Whether you’ve got a new pup and need some advice on how to care for them or you just want to relax by watching some adorable videos, we’ve got everything you need. We also have columns from different doggy experts so that we can help guide you every step of the way.
Dogs are truly man’s best friend. They are always there for us when we need them most. They make us happy when we’re down and they always know exactly what we need in any given situation. That’s why it’s important to show our pups some love in return; after all, it’s only fair!
That includes taking care of their wellbeing in every aspect possible – which is why our lifestyle column exists! Whether it be health, wellness, or even puppies (yes, puppies!), this column has got it covered. It aims to guide you through everything about doggish living; after all, it’s time that these pups get the spotlight they deserve!
The Health
Benefits of Dogs
While dogs are adorable, they serve a specific purpose in our lives. They can help us live happier, healthier lives, both physically and emotionally. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of living with a dog.
1) Dog owners are less likely to experience depression. One study found that pet owners had lower levels of cortisol (a hormone that helps regulate stress) after watching an upsetting video than those who didn’t own pets.
2) Pet owners are 30 percent more likely to be physically active than those without pets. And research has shown that dogs give their owner a 32-minute walking session every day, which is enough to meet the daily requirement for most people!
3) A study found that people with dogs had fewer heart attacks and strokes during periods of high pollution. Part of this is because the dogs lead better lifestyles, but it’s also because they were able to spend more time outside or under running water when there was smog outside. Either way, it’s important to stay hydrated in polluted cities!
