Lifestyle

Your life is a lot more complicated than your dog’s. He probably spends most of his time sleeping, eating, and chewing on a squeaky toy. You have to go to work, put your kids through college, and save for retirement. Yet, when it comes to training, some of the principles that work for your dog can help you too. See what you can learn from basic obedience classes when it comes to your personal growth and development.

Having more than 7 social media accounts triples the risk of depression among young adults, according to researchers at The University of Pittsburgh. Maybe it’s the multitasking or the pressure to look fabulous in multiple venues with different rules. Either way, that’s one mistake your dog wouldn’t make. Instead, he’s content with playing in the same park each afternoon and eating his usual dinner each night.