Dogs Change Human Lives And This Ad Campaign Proves It

"When your kids leave home, replace them"

The idea that dogs help fight solitude isn’t just a theory or a sale slogan. Some researchers have discovered links between having a pet and feeling more cheerful and less sad or nervous.

HelpGuide says that playing with pets soothes and implies that pet owners visit physicians less frequently. An additional benefit is that owning a dog helps you move and workout more. Of course, you won’t get fitter if you give your dog snacks, and you both doze on your sofa all day long.

"A dog makes your life happier. Adopt"

Owning pets could make you more social: you can encounter other pet owners in parks, pet stores, etc. Obviously, you start chatting. About their dog, and your dog …. and that’s how it starts

"A dog changes the way you think about someone"

Additionally, taking care of pets establishes some kind of structure and routine in your life since you have to feed them at roughly the same time each day. And take them for a walk, or play, or just snuggle.

However, some scientists think that it’s not yet feasible to establish a parallel between pet ownership and better mental health: the benefits are noticeable, but they’re not as big as we’d like to believe.

"Company for the rest of the year. Adopt"

Most of the elderly have company around on important dates, like their birthdays or Christmas. They could change that by adopting, and they could have friends around all the rest of the year.

"Get adopted"

"No one misses you as much as your dog"

Take a look at one of Pedigree’s ad videos: