LONDON, February 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
The Dogs Doodahs greeting cards site sees dramatic rise in Valentine's day cards to pets
-Dogs truly are a British man's best friend and Valentine-
Personalised card company TheDogsDoodahs.com today releases new stats revealing a dramatic rise in people sending cards to their pets on Valentine's day, with dogs topping the list of card receivers, demonstrating that the UK is truly a nation of dog lovers.
TheDogsDoodahs.com team has data analysis team uncovered that not only is there an increasing trend for people to send Valentine's cards to their pets, but for pets to be sending cards to their owner. There equally evidence to suggest that British pets are sending cards to each other - with a little help from their human companions. Due to the popular demand the site has introduced a "Pet" option to the Valentine's day section of the website, where pet-crazy customers can choose from a selection of pet-themed card.
The team can reveal the following results:
- Dogs are far more popular than cats, with 10 times as many being from dogs rather than any other pet
- Men are more likely to receive cards from their pets than women
- While cards FROM pets account for 82% of sales, cards TO pets are also on the rise and predicted to be at more than double the figure from 2013
- Dogs are the most popular pet for the card service at all other occasions throughout the year, with dogs featuring on 10 times as many cards for Birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day and Father's Day compared to cats. The majority of pets who get Christmas cards from their owners are also dogs
Tony Spooner, Chairman of TheDogsDoodahs.com, explains: "We've seen everything, from singletons sending cards to their parrots, to wives shunning their husbands in favour of sending a card to the dog instead. With The Dogs Doodahs Justin Bieber could even send a card to his pet monkey, Mally, who's sadly estranged from him this Valentine's day. The real sentiment behind this is that people really do love their pets, and personalised cards are a good way for us to feel close to them - no matter where in the world they are come February 14th".
Britain is famous for being a nation of animal lovers, with more than 50 per cent of British families owning a pet. We keep some 7.7 million cats, 6.6 million dogs, one million budgerigars and 18 million goldfish - and now Valentine's 2014 is set to be the biggest year so far for Brits to show their pets some love.
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About TheDogsDoodahs
TheDogsDoodahs has been making greeting cards for a very long time, and in 2010 launched their official TheDogsDoodahs website. Their humour experts design personalised cards for a large range of occasions including birthdays, anniversaries and weddings; and they can all be personalised with text and image.
The customer service team ([email protected]) post your personalised card the very same day if you order before 2pm, Monday to Friday.
To find out more about TheDogsDoodahs visit their website: http://www.TheDogsDoodahs.com or find TheDogsDoodahs on Facebook and Twitter.
SOURCE TheDogsDoodahs.com
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