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Mike speaks with Dr. Tanveer Ahmed, Psychiatrist & Social Commentator, to explore why dogs are the perfect companions after divorce.
Dogs are highly social creatures that form deep bonds, making them especially beneficial for those experiencing the emotional turmoil of separation.
Divorce disrupts long-term attachment, much like severing a bond between mother and child. Dr. Ahmed has observed a growing trend—especially among women—of getting a dog post-divorce.
Beyond their cuddly appeal, dogs serve as powerful attachment figures, with studies showing that hugging them boosts oxytocin, the same bonding hormone found in mothers and babies.
By easing the pain of lost connections, a furry friend might just be the best prescription for a broken heart.
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Mike speaks with Dr. Tanveer Ahmed, Psychiatrist & Social Commentator, to explore why dogs are the perfect companions after divorce.
Dogs are highly social creatures that form deep bonds, making them especially beneficial for those experiencing the emotional turmoil of separation.
Divorce disrupts long-term attachment, much like severing a bond between mother and child. Dr. Ahmed has observed a growing trend—especially among women—of getting a dog post-divorce.
Beyond their cuddly appeal, dogs serve as powerful attachment figures, with studies showing that hugging them boosts oxytocin, the same bonding hormone found in mothers and babies.
By easing the pain of lost connections, a furry friend might just be the best prescription for a broken heart.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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