Argumentative Essay On Cats Vs. Dogs With Kids

This quote shows that after they became friends Suryia would then start to interact with others and start to eat. The author stated, "Although nobody would expect an orangutan and a dog to be inseparable, they are truly a perfect pair." This how a dog could be able to feed the litter of kittens just like she feeds her newborn

The most negative effect of having an exotic animals is Disease threat. This threat both of the exotic animal and the humans. The wild exotic animals can carry diseases that are dangerous to people such as rabies, virus and even the Monkey Pox that affected dozens of people in the Midwest in 2003, it was traced to a Gambian rat from Africa. Also, because of people who contact with reptiles and other exotic animals, there is for 74,000 cases of salmonellosis each year. A study in Archives of Disease in Childhood reported that children infected with salmonella from contact with reptiles were more likely to develop serious bacterial diseases than children who contracted salmonella from other sources (2015).

Several animals get injured in some way before arriving at ASPCA. Luckily ASPCA has many field rescues, medical operations, and behavioral treatment. All these methods may need to be used depending on the dogs/cats situation, but no matter how bad the situation is, ASPCA has a way to fix it and will do what is right. ASPCA has been very successful with giving animals a good home and an amazing life, but they would not have been able to do any of that if it weren't for the money and time from volunteers (ASPCA). All pets should have a great loving home and a kind hearted owner(s) who will treat them with love and care.

Did you know that 2.7 million cats and dogs are put down. Because bad people are doing this to animals. The way to stop this from happening once and for all is by donating to the ASPCA. So, that they don 't die and they deserve a home for those animals. That stands for American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Others may say classroom animals is a perfect way for great learning experiences, like how to care and nurture for them, but I firmly contradict with this statement, a classroom is a terrible place to keep an animal. Its bad for the kids and extremely bad for the pets. First and foremost, schools are not the best place for a animal. Shown in the article of “What’s the Problem With Classroom ‘Pets’?” it says, “When sensitive animals are confined to small cages or tanks in classrooms, their needs are rarely met and their natural instincts can’t be accommodated” (paragraph 4). This demonstrates that pets are just like us, and when they are not in their natural habitat or home they can not learn new things and will not be able to experience the real animal life.

Some people should not be allowed to have these kind of animals because of irresponsibility. So first things first the learning experience. According to “Why Choose an Exotic Pet, Anyway?” “Exotic pets are so different from cats and dogs that owning one can be an incredible learning experience.” They say that “Exotic pets are fascinating. With their unique behaviors and complicated social interactions, both with each other and with us, they really can teach us all sorts of new information. But their gregariousness can be a double-edged

The owners that put their dogs through this show want the perfect dog. So to get the perfect dog they arrange canine incest, forcing mothers to breed with their sons and fathers to breed with their daughters. This breeding can cause health problems in the puppies such as epilepsy, hypothyroidism and elbow dysplasia. The dogs are judged by their looks, which can cause the breeders to breed in certain traits for certain breeds. For example, this causes dachshunds to have long spines and short legs which can cause disc disease.

When you choose to foster, you’re assisting in both traumatic issues. Firstly, any new animals dropped off in the shelter system can skip the entire stressful process of shelter life and go right to you. Secondly, taking in that animal that needs an extra boost to understand what it is like to be in a loving home environment, something that they may not have been able to receive in the shelter, may turn an “unadoptable” pet around. Animals who have been shown this kind of love and appreciation after their hardships, I believe can make the best pets around. I have personally fostered a kitten named Twizzler and it was such a rewarding experience to both myself and to her since she is now adopted.

These cures scientists are finding aren’t even aimed to help animals, and they live horrible lives as a result of these confining living spaces in addition introduction to diseases they wouldn’t naturally develop. Gruesome treatment is endured by these animals and it needs to be prevented. All types of animals can have different reactions to the tests, and it doesn’t give a clear answer on how the treatment will work on humans. “Physiological reactions to drugs vary enormously from species to species. Penicillin kills guinea pigs, but is inactive in rabbits; aspirin kills cats and causes birth defects in rats, mice, guinea pigs, dogs, and monkeys; and morphine, a depressant in humans, stimulates goats, cats, and horses” (Animal Testing is a bad science” 1).

Other people, I presume cat lovers, would prefer to keep dogs in houses and on leashes. Both sides bring a good argument to the table. However, in a situation like this, there really is only one winner. For dog lovers everywhere the idea of a dog park is thrilling. A dog park would mean more freedom for their beloved dogs, but also a more relaxed outing with the pup.