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Published on: Saturday, July 10, 2021
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WHETHER you’re a dog owner or volunteer, hanging out with our four-legged friends can do wonders for your wellbeing.
1. Improve heart health
Dogs don’t just fill your heart; they actually make it stronger. Studies show that having a canine companion is linked to lower blood pressure, reduced cholesterol, and decreased triglyceride levels, which contribute to better overall cardiovascular health and fewer heart attacks. What’s more, dog owners who do have heart attacks have better survival rates following the events.
2. Keep you fit and active
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Health experts recommend that adults get about 2 hours and 30 minutes worth of moderate exercise per week. Dog owners are way more likely to hit that goal. “People love to be outside to walk their dog, and be with their dog,” says Kay Joubert, Director Companion Animal Services at Paws, a Washington-based animal advocacy organisation. “It helps them be mo
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July 6, 2021 2:02 PM Vincent Saglimbeni
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The Spokane Indians will be hosting “Bark in the Park” later this month.
Fans are allowed to bring their dogs to the stadium and will be charged $5 a ticket, with proceeds for the night going to local animal shelters.
Pups and pet owners will sit in a special section for the game and if you stick around, there will be an on field Puppy Parade after the game.
Bark in the Park is set for July 27 at 6:30 p.m.