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Dogfighting helps to cope with stress, but scientists have been surprised by the second effect

The treatment of dogs cannot help to recover from the already caused stress faster, but can make the body more relaxed in its next tense situation. A study by Austrian scientists showed that just physical contact with its dog may lead to stress reaction...

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