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    with a squashed wrinkled face that is impossible to ignore and easy to adore. As I pondered my own bulldog experience, I realize it is limited. At the dog park, our Xuma, became overly interested in a bulldog. I believe Xuma mistook the raspy breathing as ominous, rather than the result of the dog’s short nose. A non-dog-lover-friend of mine (yes we are still friends) fell in love with Diesel, a bulldog in her neighborhood. He was a handsome and sweet dog who made friends on his daily walks. Why did my non-dog-lover-friend make an exception for Diesel? Why do we favor a certain breed over another? Do we choose dogs like ourselves or are we attracted to the opposite personality?…

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    What is standard care? Standard care is a measure of what the community expects and demands from a person from a person in a given situation (Varone, 2012). There are two types of standard care, ordinary and professional. Ordinary standard care is the degree of care that the reasonably prudent person would not run would have exercised under the circumstances and professional standard care is the care that a person with professional skills and training is required to exercise, namely, the care…

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    far more profitable than an honest one. Although laws about murder may not be as serious as a laws about embezzlement, the same idea applies here. Without businesses having a standard that they must adhere to, it would be far easier and more profitable to live a life of corruption. Sure it 's easy to believe that many people have too good of a conscious to commit harmful acts, but if these acts still occur while there are tremendous consequences on the table then it would only make sense that…

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    is an inspiring book about three young men rising from the streets and fulfilling a dream to become doctors. Their experiences and emotions educate teachers about the daily struggles students face, while also helping teachers comprehend Standards Two and Three of the New Jersey Professional Standards for Teachers. This is especially true when considering the three young men’s assets and liabilities that contributed to their learning, such as such as their individual experiences, family, and…

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    policies and green chemistry policies. Green Chemistry is the practice of chemistry in an environmentally safe way to prevent pollution. We used green chemistry to minimize the amount of waste we were to be creating. We ended up creating waste from degalvanizing nails. There was a 6 molar solution of hydrochloric acid that stripped the zinc on the nails. Nails are dipped in zinc to prevent rusting. The amount of zinc placed on these nails has to comply with industry standards. A high standard…

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    ASTM STANDARDS Short introduction – ASTM standards are consensus standards for systems, services, materials and products. ‘ASTM International’ is one of the largest voluntary standard developing organization in the world. It is a non-profit organization that provides a forum for the development and publication of international voluntary standards. There are approximately 12,575 ASTM standards that operate globally. TESTING ASTM STANDARDS- Scope- There test methods help in the determining of…

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    Introduction Selective breeding is the characteristics of an animal or plant. Selective breeding is done by the different characteristics, by the parents of the plant/animal/human of the baby. In this essay I’m going to talk about why you should and shouldn’t have a Maltese Shih Tzu as a pet and why. I will also talk about where they use selective breeding. The animal I’m focusing on is a Maltese Shih Tzu dogs. History The history behind the Maltese Shih Tzu is they started breeding in the…

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    This increase in homozygosity is what causes the increased susceptibility to disease in many pedigree breeds. This is displayed through the bearded collie, which has an average inbreeding coefficient of 14.9%, higher than the equivalent of a grandparent and grandchild mating (12.5%). This level of inbreeding has resulted in the breed becoming more susceptible to Addison’s disease, an autoimmune disease that affects the adrenal glands, resulting in an adrenal insufficiency in the body. Although…

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    the animals that have the most desirable characteristics from, like livestock. Humans and not the environment are choosing the most desirable characteristics. Selective breeding is the process of selecting a breeding species of an animal based on specific traits that a breeder wants to reproduce in the offspring. It is carried out by mating animals with desired characteristics or traits to produce offspring in which the traits are more dominant, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. There are…

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    acquire a new companion, these purebred breeds are already widespread and only growing in popularity as time passes. Through years of selective breeding, dogs have been bred for specific purposes, but in a world where the practical use of dogs has passed out of mainstream, these adaptions are no longer functional and have become purely aesthetic. Because these identifying features are now merely decorative in nature, breeders and those who write breed standards have seen no problems with…

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