Their chew toys can be quiet or they can be loud and squeaky. They also can be flavored to help keep the dogs’ breath odor away. Unlike dogs, cats have many kinds of toys but the most common toy for a cat is a scratch post. They love to dig their nails deep into the sandpaper-like post. Another big part of a dogs; life is their territory.
B) BODY 1) Cats are very intelligent animals a) Cats are capable of forming attachments to people and communicating their wants and needs. b) Cats are capable of instinctual thought. c) cats have no capacity for object permanence TRANSACTION 2: Next, lets talk about their tail signals. 2) Cats give off different tail signals indicating their mood. a) If a cat’s tail is raised slightly and softly curved the cat is interested in something.
They are particularly effective at night, when their light-reflecting eyes allow them to see better than much of their prey. Cats also enjoy acute hearing. All cats are nimble and agile, and their long tails aid their outstanding balance. Cats communicate by marking trees, fence posts, or furniture with their claws or their waste. These scent posts are meant to inform others of a cat's home range.
Aloofness, however, is not something that I think is common in cats, some breeds are more typically aloof but, as a whole, I find cats to be very personable. Most cats like to cuddle close to their human companions. Cats become easily attached to their humans and become very loyal to them, this adds to their aloof character when it comes to strangers. Cats, despite being loyal to their owner, are very independent by nature. This adds to their purported aloofness.
Autumn Beaulieu 11/12/14 Eric Pelkey ENG 111 A Better Pet Would you rather have a cat or dog? If I were you, I would prefer cats because cats are better than dogs. Training a dog which takes time is hard work on the other hand put a litter box in front of a cat and boom there she goes and training the cat is done. Either way from my point of view, I would want a cat. I have had both a cat and dog in the past.
Many people look at pets as another chore, when they are actually very good at being a best friend, confidante that understands all of life’s problems, and the best motivation in keeping healthy. Pets can also keep children active, promote responsibility, and help with socialization problems that are becoming more prominent in today’s society. With a pet adoption a person gains more than just an animal, the community at large is also helped by opening another kennel in the animal shelter for another loving animal. Becoming active in the community is just that simple, but there are other ways to promote animal welfare and overpopulation that affects so many areas of the world. Research has shown that adopting a pet is a great way to improve mental and physical health, promote family values, and become active in the community by rescuing an unwanted or stray animal.
Having a feline, though, may not always be as “pleasant” as it seems. Some people are allergic to cats and therefore having them as a household pet is not the best choice. Felines may not always be friendly. There are some out there that are very mean when they see a person or stranger and can end up hurting someone. Cleaning up after them may have some downsides, in the fact that when they use the litter box, some cats do not always keep the litter in the box causing the surrounding areas to become a mess.
Although it may sound mysterious I would like to find out whether the silver-tongued cat in “Puss in Boots” is more skilful than the cat in “Master Cat” which is more silent but its thoughts are hidden in its internal monologue. Both these phrases can be applied to the authors as well, Carter is the “silver-tongued” one and Perrault is the “silent” but with latent moralities. At first I am going to introduce briefly the plot of both stories. Perrault’s tale begins when heritage of an old miller is being divided among his three sons. The youngest one receives a cat, which finally turns out to be a great triumph.
The main lighting is off and instead there are spotlights and disco-like moving lights on the walls, rather like what you would see if you were watching a play. The change in lights also brings a change of atmosphere from sensible to chaos and playfulness. The lighting is used like this to show how The Cat is frivolous and full of humour and energy. A media technique used in most plays is Sound. Although during the scene there are no voice-overs there is sound in many other ways including background music, rhythmic and rhyming songs, and sound effects.
It is necessary for dog owners or handlers to show love and affection for the dog such as feeding it, walking it, playing with it until a bond forms. This bond forms only when the canine feels like an owner is there at all times for him/her. Factors contributing to the formation of the bonds between people and their pets include companionship, social support, and the need for attachment. Pets often became active members of a house hold, participating in diverse activities with the owner. (Beder) Just as people get attached to other people and to animals, animals also become attached to people because of the special moments that they have had together.