Riley’s Organics surveyed dog parents across the country about PDA with four-legged friendsâand they certainly yielded some hilarious results.
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The findings indicate that dog owners are slightly more affection with their pooches than with their human partners. According to the survey, 52% of constituents said they kiss their dog more often than they kiss their significant others. 61% said they kiss their dogs on the mouth. And 52% also claimed they’d rather share a bed with their dog than a partner
A separate survey done over a year earlier found that more than half of the pet owners they’d polled admitted to ditching social events early in order to hang out with a dog or a cat.
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None of these results should yield surprises, thoughâ94% of those polled by Riley’s Organics said they would prefer to stay in with their dog than spend a night out with a human friend.