Are Pets luckier than humans?

First came the veterinary hospitals, then exclusive personalized pets' vets, followed by vet salons and special vet hotels where you can drop in your pets for the time you are holidaying, followed by vet matrimonies, now in the coming is social networking of the pets. I mean this entire scenario seems to be so absurd yet exciting, firming up my belief in the famous saying “Every dog Has Its Day.”Some of the websites like

Dogster
Catster.com
Hamsterster.com
Petster.com
Pawspot
Fuzzspot

have million of users registered with them and have been around since some time now. These websites let their users create attractive profiles for there pets, accommodating some very cute posing pics, tricks, hobbies, etc of their pets. And that's not all, pets even get to see the glimpses of other pets via the webcam feature(wow! I never thought that I could do that). Primarily, these websites allow dog owners to connect with each other so that, they can discuss and talk on common grounds and seek expert's advice for some of their queries in specific.. Frasnkly speaking, too much of this Dogsense is making me go bonkers ,guys. If such a trend continues, soon tomorrow we might even find Dog Political Parties coming up, which are being campaigned by their respective owners or the surname of the vetowner after his pet's name, or a proper theme marriage for them and also there can be a substantial market in the support of Dog Fashion Week!!!
Lucky Pets!!