1. Responsibilities
Pets need regular feeding, exercise, and feelings, not to
mention the grooming and bathroom time (and clean up). Older children can learn
how to take care of another living creature, even young children can help feed
and play.
2. Trust
It's easy to spill your heart to your pet, will provide you
with unconditional support in return. Wonderful pets for the children do a
reliable partner, and you can help your child build on other relationships,
trust the first step.
3. Compassion
Take care of pets need sympathy, understanding and
compassion. Children learn to be kind, to take care of the basic needs of
people.
4. Bereavement
Pain of bereavement when a pet goes when the time, your
children will inevitably feel the pain but will, in turn, learn how to deal
with during the funeral.
5. Respect
Pets teach children how to respect others. They must touch
them gently, tend to their needs, and learn not to bother them, and when they
eat or sleep.
6. Pride
Pet express unconditional love, can greatly enhance a
child's self-esteem. So, or from a responsible and caring for your pet's needs
met.
7. Loyalty
The pet's loyalty to its master is often incomparable. In
turn, the children learn the importance of showing them a special furry
friend's loyalty.
8. Sports activities
A dog fun physical activity for children to learn while they
play tug of war, how to take, or with their pet for a walk. In fact, research
shows that dog-owning families more time exercising than children without dogs.
9. Patience
Bonding with a new pet often takes time. Your child will
learn to be patient, and your new pet to be comfortable, during the training
period, your home.
10. Social skills
Dogs can be a amazing social "ice". Take your dog
for a family can improve your child's ability to socialize, as you interact
with others. Pets can also help children develop social skills, such as autism.
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