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  2. Psychologist Discusses Pet Parenthood with The Walrus 

Psychologist Discusses Pet Parenthood with The Walrus 

Speaking to The Walrus, Dr. Andrea Breen, professor in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, discussed the societal shift towards treating pets as humans. 

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