PETS

When I was a kid, I wanted to have a pet, "My favorite pet is the dog", "My parents
promised that, if I approve of the year, they will give me a pet", "Do you want us to go visit
the pet shop?, they told me, and I took an excellent note and approve of the year school
and my father brought me a puppy. And the one i named clifort, it was small, beautiful,
hairy, and it was black, and it had brown eyes.

Pets or pets can be an important element for the development of the

child in all its aspects: physical and affective. Despite all the advantages
that it may entail to have a pet at home we must weigh the risks and
know them in order to prevent them properly. Pet-caring children learn
something fundamental: the importance of affection and respect for
animals. It's a way of acquiring
responsibilities.

It is a common occurrence
that the little ones in the house
ask for a little animal at home. If
parents agree to such a request, they must do so in an act of
responsibility; they must explain to the child that it is not a toy, but a
living being in need of care. A pet that suits family lifestyle and
household conditions should be chosen. Children's preferences in
choosing a pet are: dogs, cats, hamsters, turtles and fish.

Having a pet can be a great opportunity to teach respect for nature and
animals to the little ones and also to enjoy as a family joint activities
both play and animal care.

It is common sense that the pet cannot be more important than the baby
or toddler, but animals (e.g. dogs) do not know it. With the attitude of
parents and relatives the animal must understand that the child is
always above him in the family hierarchy; for example, we must give
attention first to the baby and then to the animal: to greet the baby first
when we get home.

What are the most common pets?

Today's families have different compositions. Today there are single-
parent households, people living alone, large families, etc... In each of
them there are different relationships that unite its inhabitants and in
many of them there are more living beings that complete the family
nucleus.

t's about pets. In many households, pets are a critical part of the family.
Animals such as dogs or cats coexist with children and adults with which
they share all their experiences. In addition, other pets such as fish or
hamsters sneak into many houses to delight their owners.
Dogs
These animals stand up as the quintessential pet. Their instinct for
protection and the company they offer make dogs become a member of
many families more. Dogs are unconditional friends of their masters and,
therefore, many people cannot live without them.
Gats
Cats are second on the pet list. These pets have great adepts by the infinite
company they offer. However, there are many people reluctant to live with a
cat. Cats have not always been pets, as their origins are clearly wild.

Birds
Birds such as parrots or parakeets are other common pets. In the case of
parrots, it is usually a fun companion animal for many young people and
adults. Households with parrots must achieve an ideal temperature for this bird
to feel at home. The domestication of the parrots is simple and become an

ideal companion animal.

Fishes
Fish are one of the quietest pets. They don't give any hard work but their
presence in the fish tank offers company and peace of mind to their masters.
Fish tanks are a fundamental element for coexistence between fish and
humans. It must be a space that meets all health and safety standards for
these pets.