It's abnormal that "I love my dog more than all the people." A dog is the most loyal friend of human. And the pup you raise is the most reliable and docile companion, not merely be a pet/animal. But we can't promise all the people are kind and friendly due to different encounters, which is the fact we are unable to change. However, at least, we have the right to choose our friends, even if he is a four-legged guy. More and more people who have mental disabilities are willing to stay with their Emotional Support Dogs rather than other incredible people.
One of my friends has high blood pressure because of anxiety from busy work. She is just 26 years old and lives and works alone in a "no pet" house. Her doctor suggested her raise a pup, which is good for declining the blood level. So she adopts a cute pup and registers it as an ESA, so as to live with it. I visited her last week, and I found she really look better than before!! She said she has to walk the pup several times a day, but that provides chances to go outdoors for relax. She registered at this site: https://www.supportdogcertification.org/esa
I hope that would help people in need.
Is it normal that I love my dog more than most people?
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It's abnormal that "I love my dog more than all the people." A dog is the most loyal friend of human. And the pup you raise is the most reliable and docile companion, not merely be a pet/animal. But we can't promise all the people are kind and friendly due to different encounters, which is the fact we are unable to change. However, at least, we have the right to choose our friends, even if he is a four-legged guy. More and more people who have mental disabilities are willing to stay with their Emotional Support Dogs rather than other incredible people.
One of my friends has high blood pressure because of anxiety from busy work. She is just 26 years old and lives and works alone in a "no pet" house. Her doctor suggested her raise a pup, which is good for declining the blood level. So she adopts a cute pup and registers it as an ESA, so as to live with it. I visited her last week, and I found she really look better than before!! She said she has to walk the pup several times a day, but that provides chances to go outdoors for relax. She registered at this site: https://www.supportdogcertification.org/esa
I hope that would help people in need.