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All Pets Work-Reward Them With Good Health And Kindness!!

 
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Richard Monson

Every pet that is loved, works for their "Pet Parents". Don't belittle the companionship and don't forget the unconditional live. Many pets have important obligations and are depended upon to keep individuals safe and many more guide and help incapaciated people and other animals. At the end of the article I will give information to make sure your pet has the best and safest nutrition available for a happy and rewarding life.

Have you ever watched as a "Guide Dog" stops a blind person at a stoplight? A period of training gives a guide dog the ability to safely help someone exist in a sightless world. The guide dog also gives unconditional companionship through its bond with the owner. The owner's safety is paramount in the working mind of the dog. These two have a relationship as great as any human relationship.

How about the safety to all of us who travel? Have you ever watched a drug or explosive sniffing dog operate at an airport? It's a fantastic sight! Because of a dog's super sensitive nose (approximately 400 times more sensitive than a humans) he can detect even traceable amounts of those substances. We must be thankful for the safety they afford us.

Recent studies and tests indicate that dogs can detect cancer. Remarkable and reassuring that medical science can utilize this animal ability in this day of technology.

Did you know Pets are good for your health?

Arthritis sufferers find relief from having a dog present, possibly because of more activity required to care or nurture an animal.

Cancer patients, especially children, had reduced stress in the trauma of cancer treatments. Emotional distress was also reduced.

In a test at Brooklyn College, a test was done concerning heart attack victims that found dog owners

were eight times more likely to survive beyond a year past the attack. Possibly due to the need for walking the dog whereby gaining exercise time.

Alzheimer's disease patients also appeared more alert and had fewer behavioral problems when a dog was a resident of the facility.

Nursing homes commonly have pets to soothe and comfort patients as well as helping with exercise programs.

Numerous books are available concerning pets and their interaction with people and how they can also teach as well as nurture humans.

A passing note: Pets sleep when they are tired, eat when hungary and give love unconditionally. Maybe we can learn a lot from them!

We should consider very critically the foods we feed our pets. My investigation shows many raw materials are of questionable value and contain possible lethal ingredients. Never assume the label tells all the information. Investigate fully and make sure the pet foods are nutritionally healthy and be aware of the possible pharmaceuticals, preservatives and harmful items within. Find more information or contact Mr. Monson through:

http://www.NotablePets.smmsite.com

Copyright 2007 Richard Monson

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Richard Monson is an entrepreneurial spirit with many interests. Pets are continuous companions in his life. Having lived on a farm he has concern for animals and out of necessity has studied animal nutrition and health. His interests in chemistry, physics and biology have provided him with the curiosity to look for answers beyond the usual methods. His pet website is at: http://www.NotablePets.smmsite.com
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