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The Lessons We Learn From Pets

Pets can be an important part of a child'sone of the best catalysts for this lesson is
life. A child learns a lot from having anby teaching your pet tricks. Note that not
animal to care for. Just take a look at someall  pets  are  conducive  to  this  lesson.
of the lessons a child (or adult) picks up.
Responsibility - This is one of the firstPlaying - It's difficult to imagine that some
lessons that comes to mind, and likely thepeople have forgotten how to play, but it's
one that parents use to try to dissuade atrue. Most kids don't need to be taught to
child when he says, "Can we get a dog?" Forplay, but a pet can remind us that life isn't
some people, the responsibility of caring forall about the chores. Sometimes it's just
an animal can become a huge chore thattime to build a terrific hamster cage or take
outweighs the joy of having that pet. But fora  walk  in  the  park  -  literally.
those who stick it out, the pet is a good
teacher and children who have a pet from anScience - Some schools are seeing the
early age learn quickly about thebenefits of having live animals in the
responsibility of caring for an animal that'sclassrooms. Teachers are encouraged to choose
dependent on them for food, water and othera pet that can live at school in a cage of
needs.some sort. Those animals can then be used to
teach life science, including topics such as
Some chores are fun, some aren't - The earlylength of gestation, development and eating
days of having a pet are usually not thathabits. While those lessons are very limited
difficult, until Fido doesn't make it to thein focus because students are learning about
door or the gerbil cage has to be cleaned.one particular kind of animal, expanding on
That's when the pet owner typically begins tothat first-hand knowledge tends to be easier
weigh the fun of playing ball with the dogthan if students learned only from a text
against the chore they're facing now.book  and  photos.
Learning that some of the chores are fun
(like playing with the kitten) and someThere's no doubt that allowing a child to
aren't (cleaning the litter box) is a fact ofadopt a pet is a big step, but it's also a
life.worthwhile investment. Remember to choose age
appropriate animals and to select an animal
Caring - Nurturing is not an instinct thatthat fits your child's lifestyle and
comes naturally to all people. Pets are onepersonality. For example, if you have a kid
way to teach that trait, or to bring it towho's always into building, consider a mouse
the surface. Many programs around the worldor hamster and help him build an awesome
use pets in daycares, schools and nursinghamster cage in his room. If you live in the
homes. People who have responded little tocountry with room for a dog to run, a canine
friends and families will instinctively reachpal may be the better bet. If space is very
for  a  dog  or  cat.limited, hermit crabs may be just what you
need.
Patience - Pets teach us to be patience, and



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