Where
does your pet rank on less-likely-to-date list?
Owning
a pet can make you healthier, reduce stress and anxiety in your life,
and safeguard you against depression, many studies have found.
But
for all its positives, pet ownership also may have a negative side:
It can damage your love life, and - depending on the kind of pet you
have - you may be far less likely of landing a date, a poll
indicates.
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THE HUNT OF HER LIFE, is a nonfiction book
about Samantha, an unwanted rescue dog who the author adopts at age 2.
This beautifully designed full-color deluxe book, by longtime newspaper journalist Joseph A. Reppucci, contains more than 60
vibrant color photos of dogs to help illustrate the compelling and uplifting
story of Samantha - a pretty tricolor bird dog who uses her warm
personality to win people over and build a new family after being put up
for adoption by a hunter because she is gun-shy and afraid to hunt.
Learn how she uses her special bonding abilities with people to help her
eventually make a transition from the hunting fields to family life. While
reading the The Hunt of Her Life, you will travel with Samantha and the
author along a trail filled with surprising twists, sudden turns,
mystery and even what some call a miracle. And when the journey is
finished, you may never look at people and their pets, motherhood - and
perhaps even God - in the same way. The
Hunt of Her Life is must reading. It will take you on a captivating
journey - a trip like no other - that will touch your heart.
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A book about a rescue dog
that will touch your heart
that will touch your heart
THE HUNT OF HER LIFE, is a nonfiction book
about Samantha, an unwanted rescue dog who the author adopts at age 2.
This beautifully designed full-color deluxe book, by longtime newspaper journalist Joseph A. Reppucci, contains more than 60
vibrant color photos of dogs to help illustrate the compelling and uplifting
story of Samantha - a pretty tricolor bird dog who uses her warm
personality to win people over and build a new family after being put up
for adoption by a hunter because she is gun-shy and afraid to hunt.
Learn how she uses her special bonding abilities with people to help her
eventually make a transition from the hunting fields to family life. While
reading the The Hunt of Her Life, you will travel with Samantha and the
author along a trail filled with surprising twists, sudden turns,
mystery and even what some call a miracle. And when the journey is
finished, you may never look at people and their pets, motherhood - and
perhaps even God - in the same way. The
Hunt of Her Life is must reading. It will take you on a captivating
journey - a trip like no other - that will touch your heart.
Available at:
Createspace.com (an Amazon.com company)
Also find it on: Amazon.com
Like it on: Facebook/thehuntofherlife
CLICK HERE FOR A FREE LOOK INSIDE THE BOOK
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Spiders,
first, snakes, second, and rats, third, are considered the biggest
turnoffs, according to a poll of 512 single people in Britain
conducted by yugov.co.uk for craigslist. Forty-seven percent of the
respondents said they would be less inclined to date someone who
owned a spider, 41 percent were put off by snakes and 40 percent
would shy away from dating someone who owned a rat.
Women,
in particular, were turned off by men who own spiders with 54 percent
saying they would be less inclined to date a man who owned one.
Forty-one percent of men said they would be less inclined to date a
woman who owned a snake.
According
to the poll, the less-inclined-to-date list includes: ferret,
31 percent; lizard, 29 percent; mouse,
25 percent; dog, 23 percent; cat, 21 percent; parrot,
16 percent; hamster
or guinea pig, 11 percent.
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But
pet owners do have some solace when it comes to dating, the poll
found. Thirty-two percent of respondents said they would date a
person regardless of the kind of pet they own.
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