Whether you prefer furry friends like hamsters and Guinea Pigs, or reptiles such as snakes, Leopard Geckos and turtles. Below, we are sharing some of the most low-maintenance animals that also make great pets.
The most common emotional support animals for depression are dogs and cats. Emotional support animals can be used in several different environments, including schools, airports, college campuses and at home.
So, if you have a 9-5 job, it's best to go for independent dogs. Low energy dogs don't require much playtime or exercise to expend their energy. According to Bustle, some low maintenance breeds include Greyhound, Chihuahua, Basset Hound and Dachshund.
Some of the most affectionate breeds include the Sphynx, Persian, Ragdoll, Birman, and Siamese. If you want a really small cat, dwarf breeds such as the Dwelf, Bambinos and Munchkins are known for being very affectionate.
Dogs and humans have been best friends for centuries and it's no secret why. They're incredibly loyal and irresistibly cute, making them the perfect cuddle companions. Some small breeds include Shih Tzus, pugs, Pomeranians, Yorkshire terriers, and chihuahuas, to name a few.
Labrador Retriever. It's no wonder why the Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog in multiple countries, thanks to their obedience, loyalty, and happy personalities. ...
Studies show that dogs reduce stress, anxiety and depression; ease loneliness; encourage exercise and improve your overall health. For example, people with dogs tend to have lower blood pressure and are less likely to develop heart disease.
For adult dogs, 4-6 hours seems to be the most commonly prescribed number. Yet, many people leave their pets alone for 8 hours at a time as they go off to work. Some households have an easier time if there is another person in the home who has a slightly different schedule.
Rabbits, guinea pigs, fish, horses, and even crickets have something powerful in common. All have been shown to help people reduce their anxiety and stress. Along with traditional pets such as dogs and cats, science has now shown that having a family pet can reduce anxiety symptoms.
The squirrel family includes chipmunks, groundhogs, and prairie dogs. These are all happy animals in their own way, but squirrels take the prize for looking like they're always having a blast.
