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You love your dog too much. Blame the broken American Dream and loss of purpose since the pandemic [Fortune]

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family – 51% say pets belong “as much as a human member.” The pet industry keeps generating more and more jobs, from vets to trainers to influencers . Schools cannot keep up with the demand for veterinarians It all seems part of what Mark Cushing, a lawyer and lobbyist for veterinary issues, calls “ the pet revolution ”: the more and more privileged place that pets occupy in American society. In his 2020 book “ Pet Nation ,” he argues that the internet has caused people to become more lonely, and this has made them focus more intensely on their pets – filling in for human relationships. I would argue that something different is happening, however, particularly since the COVID-19 lockdown: Loving dogs has become an expression not of loneliness but of how unhappy many Americans are with society and other people. In my own book, “ Rescue Me ,” I explore how today's dog culture is more a symptom of our suffering as a society than a cure for it. Dogs aren't just being used as a subst [Read more]
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You love your dog too much. Blame the broken American Dream and loss of purpose since the pandemic [Fortune]

Amazon.com, Inc.  (AMZN) 
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family – 51% say pets belong “as much as a human member.” The pet industry keeps generating more and more jobs, from vets to trainers to influencers . Schools cannot keep up with the demand for veterinarians It all seems part of what Mark Cushing, a lawyer and lobbyist for veterinary issues, calls “ the pet revolution ”: the more and more privileged place that pets occupy in American society. In his 2020 book “ Pet Nation ,” he argues that the internet has caused people to become more lonely, and this has made them focus more intensely on their pets – filling in for human relationships. I would argue that something different is happening, however, particularly since the COVID-19 lockdown: Loving dogs has become an expression not of loneliness but of how unhappy many Americans are with society and other people. In my own book, “ Rescue Me ,” I explore how today's dog culture is more a symptom of our suffering as a society than a cure for it. Dogs aren't just being used as a subst [Read more]
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