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    also a natural substance found in your pet's body, with the highest concentration found in healthy cartilage. The glucosamine in your dog's body produces glycosaminoglycan, which is used to help form and repair body tissues such as cartilage. As your dog ages, the natural production of glucosamine in the body slows. As a result, the natural repair process in the body slows, eventually leading to joint pain and stiffness. The ongoing wear and tear on your dog's joints, combined with the slowed…

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    How To Build Pyramids

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    The Pyramids It took 20 years to build the pyramids and they made over 100,000 slaves build them. As of November 2008, they found 118 and 138 pyramids. Most of the pyramids were built for the pharaohs and their family. They would mummify the bodies of pharaohs and their family by taking out there organs and putting salt in there bodies and wrapping them in cloth. About Egypt is a country in Africa (the middle east). When you think of ancient Egypt, you may think of a desert with no water…

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    Bear Spray Research Paper

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    Bear spray is referred to as both a repellent and a deterrent. The latter is actually the true description of a bear spray. It is used to deter an attack, not repel a bear away from an area such as you might use mosquito repellent to keep mosquitoes away. Bear spray is derived from the oil of hot peppers. This oil, or Oleoresin Capsicum, is a natural derivative and the safest type of chemical used in pepper sprays. It is very effective in causing inflammation of the mucous membranes in the…

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    The ethical theory I’ve selected to support my position on opposing eating dog meat is Psychological Egoism, presented in Chapter 7 of our textbook. Here’s Shafer-Landau, speaking on Psychological Egoism: “If we have the power to do as we liked, we would always seek out our own best interests, no matter the harms we caused” (Shafer-Landau, 89) Here’s how this quote is linked to my position in oppose eating dog meat. Let’s say we have a Vietnamese friend name Tim, who was born and grew in a poor…

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    Farmer Beau's Farm Essay

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    Farmer Beau’s farm is a children’s book by Kathleen Geiger, a retired Third grade teacher at Grand Ridge School, in Grand Ridge. Illinois. Kathleen loves baking, substitute teaching, babysitting, and sewing while her husband, Frank (Beau) a retired farmer, loved working in his spacious gardens taking care of his flowers. With her granddaughters help, Kathleen chose the different animals featured in the book to create her storyline. Farmer Beau was tending the garden one day, when six precious…

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    Exotic Shorthairs

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    There are forty one recognized cat breeds according to the Cat Fanciers' Association, the world's largest registry of pedigree cats. The different cat breeds have a multitude of varying characteristics but all make great pets in the appropriate home. While this isn't necessarily a list of the best breed of cat, below are the ten most popular cat breeds in America in 2008 according to the Cat Fanciers' Association. Persian - Persians are a large cat breed. The Persian has a svelte body type…

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    one that has been habituated to live among humans, such as a dog, a cat, or a horse. They are able to live in harmony with humans and provide them with companionship and protection. However, while domestic animals generally get along with their human companions, they are still animals who react to situations in a much different manner than a human being is prone to. Every 75 seconds in the United States, there is a victim of a dog bite, which…

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    existence of animal emotions. (Bekoff, 2007, p. 5). In relation to this, he also mentions the field of cognitive ethology, which focuses on the study of animal minds. One specific anecdote that Bekoff provides includes the story he mentions about his dog, Jethro, saving two animals from death (Bekoff, 2007,p. 18). Through this explanation, Bekoff is able to demonstrate to the reader that through cognitive ethology, individuals are able to realize that animals have emotions and that animal ethics…

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    UW-Oshkosh 2017 Fall As an eighth grader I didn't see myself even going to college. It was about freshmen year that I thought about college, and how would I get there? It all seemed like something that would take a lot of time and effort. What should I do the rest of my life? I love animals so what better job than a veterinarian? I then realized that I wanted to be a leader, and be involved in the community. I thought about that idea for awhile. How about having a job that makes a difference,…

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    In “Fight for Life” (135 Pages) by Laurie Halse Anderson there is a girl named Maggie,her grandmother (Gran),and some friends from school. When Maggie tells us the story of her life at the clinic. It sounds like fun because she gets to wake up and see animals every morning. One day something big happens at the clinic that causes them to need lots of help. This is just the beginning of it all. When someone comes rushing into a clinic that usually means that somethings wrong. When the woman came…

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