Matilyn Erickson

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  Hi. My name is Madeline, and I will be presenting

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  to you today over the topic.

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  Can animals bring you happiness?

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  The happiness Enjoy pets bring two people can be measured

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  by so much more than just their smiles.

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  We're just, like, more than the smiles on your faces

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  and everything.

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  And then here is a chart by American pet owners.

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  Um, and it shows, um, how many people own just

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  dogs. How many people don't own a pet all because

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  you don't need a pet to be happy.

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  It just it is like a, um I'll get into

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  it later.

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  It's just a way of bringing happiness to people that

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  they might not realize that it brings him happiness.

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  And then here's some others.

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  Others is just, like basically anything else that is not

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  a cat or dog.

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  Um, that is listed here.

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  So you got like, a fish parrot again.

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  Keep a hamster, you name it.

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  It could be he listed here and the others.

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  And then there's the cat.

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  Only people, and then the 14% that own both a

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  cat and a dog.

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  Okay, system statistics show that having animals in your life

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  can help you lead a more happy and healthier way.

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  And following onto this, I will give you some more

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  of the statistics and show I tell you why they

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  do bring you more happiness.

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  And then later on, um, in another video because it

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  won't let me have more than 15 sides.

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  I will show you why you don't always need it

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  Animal to be happy.

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  But animals air known to help reduce stress and are

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  used Teoh deal with medical conditions.

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  Such a seizures and they help, like detect when someone's

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  gonna have a seizure or if they're gonna have, like,

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  an episode or something.

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  Sometimes, um, animals will come and they will, like lay

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  their head on your arm or something, and just like,

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  indicate that someone is there in, like, physical touch and

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  just will try to calm you down and prevent that.

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  Um um basically taking them for walks, grooming them or

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  even feeding them brings than happiness and brings you happiness

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  and helps take away all of their stress from their

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  worker Busy day.

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  So, like if you're very stressed and you just want

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  to get away and relax, you can take your dog

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  for a walk you can pet them, you can just

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  talk to them.

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  In general, it's not like they're gonna tell your secrets.

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  They can't really talk to other humans that could probably

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  talk to other dogs.

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  I don't really know, but it's not like they're gonna

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  go blabbing and saying, Oh, a she and she did

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  this and chase you do that.

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  So there always someone you can talk Teoh in the

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  happiness enjoys pet spring.

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  Some people can be measured by so much more than

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  a smile, like they become part of your family, like

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  you love them so much that you literally bring them

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  in and you feed them and they become one over

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  your family.

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  Like basically, they're your best friend, that your sibling, your

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  everything, all put in one and they're just amazing.

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  It said that pets remind you that you are not

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  alone and always have someone like, especially in this pandemic.

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  It is very hard to always know that you have

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  someone because you're kind of isolated in your house, like

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  I live in like the middle of nowhere.

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  Like my town has a population 500 I live like

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  10 miles out of town.

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  So my nearest neighbor is over a mile away, and

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  I have terrible, like WiFi in cell reception and instances

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  is hard.

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  And just having, like, a pet there, it just reminds

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  you that you're not alone and that you could get

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  through this and stuff.

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  Okay, kids with positive attitudes towards pets have a lower

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  depression, shores and stuff.

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  So people that are more like loving towards animals, it

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  is proven that they are, um, a less depressed.

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  And they're like, just happier all around like this doesn't

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  mean that if you like, love an animal, you're not

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  gonna get depressed or anything cause like that can happen

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  to it.

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  Just XP proven that people who do like, have comfort

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  and animals do have, like, more sense of happiness.

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  And that is from the source philosophy today.

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  And another quo, I found.

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  And statistic was those who feel shy or self cautious

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  about there like just creased abilities to do some of

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  the life's daily like task and activities with the same

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  ability they once had learnt about acceptance.

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  Because the love of their pet is like unconditional.

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  And I have found that from the Nursing Home Law

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  Center So, like, yes, Um, nursing homes are especially in,

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  like hospitals, like people.

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  They're used to doing a bunch of task, but like

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  when they're unable to do that, they feel like they

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  can't do anything and like having a pet there till

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  I comfort them.

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  It does help wth, um, and it, like, helps take

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  some of, like, the pain away.

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  Like, not like physical pain.

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  But it helps, like, take away their sadness because they,

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  like, are able to I could just find, like, joy

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  and love and like something else.

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  And now I'm gonna be continuing on to another video

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  because the President Lee lets me do, like, 15 slides

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  and yeah.