Short Story Review: The Last Dog By Katherine Peterson

The article take your dog to work exclaims “ Researchers there found having a dog in the room can even make human colleges more cooperative”. However this could never be an accurate experiment because they are not the same people in each group. Some people are shier than others and everyone reacts differently in every situation. There for their experiment is invalid because too many variables are being changed. If dogs were allowed in the workplace they could cause a lot of problems.

I think the theme of the story is to give second chances. The most important reason, why the theme is giving second chances is because Doris took the puppy in and treated the puppy as her own rather than leaving the poor little puppy on the street when there was a snowstorm to die of starvation. She fed the puppy and

The Stranger written by Albert Camus, gives the reader an insight in the life of Meursault and his family and friends, but also has a hidden moral behind it. In “The Stranger”, Camus uses metaphor to describe the relationship between Meursault and his mother. The assumptions people make has a chance of being right or wrong, but Camus uses Salamano and his dog as an extended metaphor to show that even though everyone believed that Meursault did not care about his mother, he in fact he did care about his mother, and it was the same situation with Salamano and his dog. Meursault had an estranged relationship with his mother. They did not have that tender mother-son relationship, because when they lived together they hardly had any communication between them, living completely separate lives while still living in the same house.

Dogs are naturally Den animals. Dog Crates just duplicate the environment to our domestic condition. Before we start crate training our Dog, we should know that Dogs are not against crates. Dogs do like their crate. In the wild, a dog’s den is their home, a safe space where dogs sleep, retreat, and raise pups without fear of danger, without outside threat.

Why is that? Other’s imagine animals in a cramped cage as they are treated poorly, but that is not the case. Zoos had existed for a while and they have been helping animals ever since. Zoos should not be illegal because it keeps all animals safe and well fed, is very educational for kids, and prevents animals from extinction. People who oppose zoos think that it is cruel towards animals.

Montag is asking Mildred to turn off the t.v. and Mildred is responding that it is her family, not just saying that it’s just the t.v. nothing more. Another technology used in Fahrenheit 451 is the mechanical hound, the mechanical hound is used to show the physical power of people. The hounds job is to stop people from doing anything that their society does not approve of.

93-95). Just in this quote you can tell that he came up with that plan on the spot. This plan is very organized. It may not have worked out but that was more of the other character’s faults. This skill is very helpful for counselors of any kind.

I like this book because it shows certain problematic topics in society that are still present. I will definitely recommend this book to other because I believe that there isn´t bad points on its structure, instead, the good points are that express or reflects the attitude and ideas of each of the characters and tells in detail the environment, along with the mood around the

The Odyssey teaches us many of those lessons, but some of them stand out more than others. Regard all warnings despite what your instincts say and use your surroundings to your advantage are two morals that I thought were important in my life. Even though these messages are thousands of years old, people can still use them today maybe not word for word, but they use them in one way or

The children all hid under a tree a little bit distant from where the soldiers were at. At the time of the escape, many of them had no shoes or anything to cover their feet. Eventually, this lead to development of blisters throughout their journey to Kakuma. It was very difficult for them to find food, they mainly ate things that they could find and if they got lucky they would eat an animal they either caught or they found weak or deceased. Many of them had died during this journey due to lack of water or exhaustion which caused them to stay behind and become easy prey for lions and other animals.