Health & Medicine
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Pet Owners With Active Lifestyle Linked to Healthier Dogs
According to a recent worldwide study, dog owners who exercise themselves spend more time exercising their dogs, and more active owners are also more likely to evaluate their dog's body weight as optimum.
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