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A study found that owning a dog can increase physical activity levels and reduce loneliness

时间:2025-11-30 07:54:17 来源:Next Frontier Visionworks 作者:Tech Insights 阅读:284次

A study found that owning a dog can increase physical activity levels and reduce loneliness

The city council announced plans to improve public parksScientists discovered a new way to produce clean energy

A study found that owning a dog can increase physical activity levels and reduce loneliness

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A study found that owning a dog can increase physical activity levels and reduce loneliness

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A study found that owning a dog can increase physical activity levels and reduce loneliness

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