The rise of pets in Spanish homes was triggered after the pandemic. Currently, according to figures from the National Pet Food Manufacturers Association, The number of dogs registered in Spain has increased by 38% in the last three years to 9.3 million dogs in the country.. And completely Spanish households have 15 million pets, while there are 6.6 million children under the age of 15..
Science has shown that interacting with animals lowers cortisol levels (a stress-related hormone) and lowers blood pressure. Other studies have found that Animals can reduce loneliness, increase feelings of social support and improve your mood.
In this context, the increase in the number of single-person households or the change in the mentality of the new generations, like having a pet rather than a child, caused the increase of dogs in the houses. As the National Institute of Statistics notes, dogs have become one more in Hispanic families.
Juan Benítez, a teacher in Nubia, “fortunately, adoption is increasingly preferred.Given the abundance of animals in shelters waiting to be adopted, choosing a family that provides them with the attention and affection they need is essential.”
Thanks to the increase in pet ownership, there are more and more veterinary clinics, ‘pet friendly’ establishments and special dog parks and many facilities and services for this group.
2.6% of abandoned dogs
Spain stands out as one of the pioneering countries in creating an animal law that protects and protects them.where they are no longer considered ‘things’, but accepted as full members of a family.
According to the data of the latest research by the Affinity Foundation, ‘it would never do it in 2022’, There are 168,000 stray dogs in Spain. And this Abandonment affects 2.6% of dogs in Spain. However, according to research, 52% of the dogs collected are adopted and 90% of these adoptions are successful..
But how can we achieve a successful adoption process? Juan Benítez, professor at Nubika, says that “one of the best adaptations for the dog suitable family environment where can i do socialize with the whole familybeing exposed to new and positive experiences with other species, and above all having a reference”.
“We must not forget that they are animals that follow a hierarchy.” But above all, in this process, “the work of the veterinarian team that takes care of and controls the animal throughout the adoption process,” adds Benítez.
On the other hand, the professional sector linked to the care of pets is growing exponentially given the increase in pets in Spanish households. This is why there is an increasing demand for professionals specializing in veterinary services and animal care. Specifically, according to data from Nubika, a specialized veterinary training school, 90% employability.
Basset hound and labrador, favorites
Juan Benítez, a Nubika teacher, said, first and foremost, that the veterinarian “too much empathy and really worrying about what will happen to both the dog and the owner, because he needs to be able to explain what happened to the dog clearly and without technical terms and offer a solution, reassuring the owner as much as possible”.
Therefore, for Benítez, “a good veterinarian is someone who knows how to treat a client, has the ability to win over the dog, and also conducts fair and necessary tests to arrive at the correct diagnosis and treatment.”
According to the ‘Your Doctor’ portal, the companionship of a pet can make a huge difference when suffering from mental health issues and in that sense, There are dog breeds recommended for people who are anxious because of their personalities.because they can give them peace of mind and detect that they are about to be attacked by negative emotions.
At the top, for example, basset houndIt is a dog that is calm, friendly and has a very special talent for being sociable as well as coexisting with other people or pets without any problems.
It is also notable as a pet. Labrador. It is one of the most popular breeds. Labradors are affectionate, intelligent and very energetic. They help both children and people with intellectual disabilities.
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Source: Informacion

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