Online Dating — Is It For People Only?

Internet had broken a lot of stereotypes in the relations, in human attitude towards other people, in the whole view of life. Those process are also reflected in the online communication – while it appeared to serve people to eliminate distances and borders, now it also spread its influence to our pets who live in our houses. And online dating for pets is now reality.
One hundred lonely Shanghai dogs will have a chance to find their ideal mates at a dog-dating event hosted by China's first professional online pet matchmaking company.
The organised site hold different events which will try to match the pooches with the perfect partners - though it may not only be the dogs that benefit - for single pet owners, this may lead to a real romance. It was found that most people who register are under 35 and working-class singles. 
The chief of the site said the service had matched 100 pets, using basic data and personality information, and registered 2,000 since it launched. 
Raising dogs was banned under the rule of late Chinese leader Mao Zedong as a bourgeois pastime and was only made legal a few years ago as living standards rose.
(by http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr)