New research is showing that having a pet can help married couples stay together – especially if they can take something away from the way they love their pets. Needless to say, we often forgive Fido for eating our shoes, or Fluffy for scratching the furniture; give our pets unconditional love and often discuss how understanding they are; and we ignore their flaws to give them the benefit of the doubt long enough to prove they’re sorry.
But do you and your spouse give each other that same kind of treatment? Being able to recognize the love you have for your pets can improve the relationship with you and your spouse. How often do you ignore flaws and pass up being angry over spilled milk to just clean it up? More and more people are owning pets, and doing everything possible and going out of their way to keep their pets happy. Why shouldn’t your spouse get the same treatment?
But do you and your spouse give each other that same kind of treatment? Being able to recognize the love you have for your pets can improve the relationship with you and your spouse. How often do you ignore flaws and pass up being angry over spilled milk to just clean it up? More and more people are owning pets, and doing everything possible and going out of their way to keep their pets happy. Why shouldn’t your spouse get the same treatment?
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