A Hungarian study revealed the new world preference to have dogs or cats before children.
The global trend shows a Increase in the number of pets in homeseven exceeding the number of babies in some countries. This phenomenon reveals a significant change in family dynamics and in the perception of the animal company. This is demonstrated by Professor Enik Kubinyi, director of the Department of Ethology of the Eötvös Lore Lorando University of Hungary.
Pets became essential members of many families, as they offer company and affection. This increase in pet adoption reflects a growing preference for coexistence with animals, which provide emotional and social benefits to their owners. According to the study, Approximately 90% of Hungarian adults do not spend an hour a week to child care small.
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Coexistence with pets
Coexistence with pets brings multiple benefits. Companies, such as dogs and cats, provide unconditional affection and reduce stress in their owners. In addition, they encourage physical activity and social interaction, improving people’s quality of life.
The preference for having pets instead of children may be due to various factors, such as changes in life styles and personal priorities. Pets offer a constant company Without the responsibilities and commitments involved in raising a child. In addition, coexistence with animals can be more flexible and adaptable to different life situations. Some couples see their pet as a “training son”a preparatory step to form a family.
This trend is more notable in developed countries, where population aging and the decrease in birth rate are evident. Pets fill an emotional vacuum and provide a sense of belonging and responsibility that many people seek.
Source: Ambito
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