Recent research emphasizes the hidden dangers of secondhand smoke on dogs, revealing heightened anxiety and aggression levels in dogs living with smokers. A study by Alaie et al. includes a two-part survey administered to 304 dogs, revealing that passive smoke exposure contributes to decreased energy and enthusiasm, complicating training efforts. While dogs' physical health risks from smoke are well-documented, this research highlights the emotional toll on them, underscoring the necessity for smoke-free environments for pet owners and advocates for animal welfare.
Recent research indicates that smoking around dogs leads to higher anxiety levels, increased aggression risks, and reduced energy, hindering their training and responsiveness.
The study by Alaie et al. shows that dogs in smoking households suffer from significant behavioral changes, highlighting the emotional and psychological impact of secondhand smoke.
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