Shy Properties Can Make Longevity

Luckily if it has a shy nature. A study reveals the relationship between personality with the metabolic system, which causes shyness can live longer.

Scientist Vincent Careau PhD from the University of Sherbrooke trying to see the relationship between personality and various aspects of biology in dogs. Tests on animals could be a reference to humans how animals could be due to its longevity.

Quoted from Topnews, Monday (05/24/2010), scientists use the data obtained by comparing the various studies ever done before.

In menangkarkan dog race, humans unwittingly been doing experiments on personality. Election races for breeding is not only based on physical appearance, but the attributes including whether the dog is a dog vicious or not.

As a result of captive breeding, several types of dog breeds have their own kepriabadiannya such fierce, meek, had the instinct to fight, and so forth. Other factors such as age and energy needs of course not taken into account when menangkarkan.

The results obtained showed a significant relationship. Race dog with submissive nature can live longer than a bad dog. Similarly, aggressive or vicious dog, it has more energy consumption that makes it die faster.

"It's hard to imagine, aggressive personality, if not offset the adequacy of energy and metabolic systems will not survive much longer," says Careau.

The properties of the dog is in human nature. People who are meek will not issue such as excessive energy aggressive than people who are usually easy to stress.

The study, published in the journal The American Naturalist is considered successful in uncovering relationships crucial aspects related to the age of the animal.

Subsequent research is expected to reveal another personality type and the effect on life expectancy.