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Se konsa,, ou ta dwe prese soti nan abri a ak adopte fido amelyore sante ou? Sa tout depann. Dapre Allen, moun ki benefisye pi plis la nan li te gen bèt kay yo se moun ki wè bèt la kòm yon manm pran swen nan fanmi an. Ou ta ka panse nan Anna menm si, ki te jwenn yon pi bon zanmi ak terapis pseudo nan chen li, Mike. “Li se trè tandr,” Anna di. “Mikie parèt nan m 'ak gwo je mawon l', li fòse m 'jwenn moute lè mwen se deprime. Li difisil lè li te mande m 'sove lavi l', kite l 'deyò men li tou sanble yo pran swen sou ki jan mwen santi mwen. Koulye a, mwen gen yon moun yo elve.” Men, verite a se, Anna ak Mike tou de gen yon moun yo nouri.
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So, should you rush out to the shelter and adopt Fido to improve your health? That all depends. According to Allen, people who benefit the most from having pets are those who view the animal as a cherished member of the family. You might think of Anna though, who has found a best friend and pseudo therapist in her dog, Mike. “He is very affectionate,” Anna says. “Mikie looks at me with his big brown eyes and forces me to get up when I’m depressed. It’s hard when he’s asking me to save his life and let him outside but he also seems to care about how I feel. Now I have someone to nurture.” But the truth is, Anna and Mike both have someone to nurture.