How much do you love your dogs and see what they do

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It was Victoire Frencia, who lives in London.She is 25 years old and works in marketing.She was really referring to her dog, qiwei.He is one and a half years old.

Karen Hoggan, the BBC’s business correspondent, was quoted as saying: “there is a class of dog owners who let their dogs eat organic food better than they do.I’m definitely a dog owner.Dogs get new toys and rewards every month.It costs a lot. The day care alone costs us nearly five thousand a year. ‘

Doing the math, she and her partner together spent half of their mortgage payments on dog food, dog toys and other expenses, or 5 percent of their total income.

Victoria admits it’s a bit much, but, “it feels good to give a dog the best life possible.

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Euromonitor, the world’s leading market strategy analysis firm, estimates that the UK dog food market is worth almost $2bn this year, down 1.7 per cent from 2017.But sales of high-end dog food rose 2.2 percent to $500 million.

Trisna schaar, a senior marketing analyst at euromonitor, said one of the factors driving the expansion of the dog food market was the so-called “humanization” of pets.”The idea is that we don’t think of pets as animals, they are actually family members.They are our children.”

How much people feel about their pets equals how much they are willing to spend.As a result, people spend more on their pets than they do on themselves and buy better quality products.

Harder to gauge is the value of the services available to dog owners today.The pet industry association said there were nine million dogs in the UK and a proliferation of day care centres, dog-walking professionals and, in particular, dog groomers were providing a personal service for those who went to work.

So why do owners like Victoria spend so much money on their dogs?

‘it just feels good to care about other people and not ourselves,’ she says.