A study conducted by the British veterinary surgeon and a permanent guest of the this Morning program Dr. Scott Miller showed that dogs feel much better during electric cars, reports Skoda. The experiment was conducted in honor of the continuation of sponsorship support by Skoda of the world's largest exhibition of dogs Crufts. During the study, they used the former test route of the British show Top Gear in the county of Surrey. The study included observation of the heart rhythm of an annual cocker spaniel named mango during trips up to 110 km/h on three different Skoda models with different types of fuel - electric, diesel and gasoline. His behavior was carefully analyzed for each trip, after which the pulse frequency was checked, which allowed to get the results. At rest, the mango pulse was 80 beats per minute.

During a trip on the ELROQ electric car, it increased only to 100 beats per minute. While in gasoline and diesel cars its heart rate reached 120 and 125 shots per minute, respectively, which indicates a higher level of stress. In addition, in Elroq, the mangoe looked more relaxed, often lay and even almost fell asleep during movement. In a gasoline and diesel car, he demonstrated more anxiety. . . PIDS INSIALLY OUR CANEL HTTPS: // T. Me/korrespondentnet ts WhatsApp Author: 1.