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People Who Talk to Their Dog or Cat Have a Character Trait that Is Underestimated, According to Psychology
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In France, close to one in two homes has a pet. An eloquent figure, but one that does not say everything about the place occupied by dogs, cats and other hairy animals in our lives. "Our animal is a full member of the family", recalls psychologist Belinda Sellam. And for many, this place goes far beyond the mere role of affectionate presence: they become true confidants. Talking to his animal is a habit that 91% of owners say soothing, according…
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