More pets, less babies
Why we are getting more pets and less babies
They’ve often been considered man’s best friends, but pets might well just be on their way to becoming man’s favourite child. A love story for the ages. Plus: seven startling facts about living with animals.
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Ray Charles White, David Hockney and Stanley, Hollywood Hills, mid 1980’s, Silver Gelatin Print 12.5 × 17.5 cm, artist’s collection
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