Attachment to Pets and Interpersonal Relationships
作者： Iris Smolkovic , Mateja Fajfar , Vesna Mlinaric
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摘要: The goal of the present research is to investigate pet attachment and measure connection between owner-pet interpersonal characteristics dog owners cat owners, social support loneliness. From a sample 268 97 significant differences on appeared owners’ gender, living location, kinds pets length ownership. pedigree influenced levels.
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