Essays on Panting

Anxiety can be defined as a normal reaction experienced by human beings and involves the physical being and the brain as well. Anxiety serves as an alert system that is triggered when and individual recognizes peril or risk. It is an imperative fundamental survival function. An individual feels sensations of anxiety when the brain and the body respond to a threat or peril.

Anxiety is characterized by quicker heartbeats and panting, unsettled stomach, tense muscles, shivering legs and hands and sweaty palms. This response is an element of the body that is meant to fight flight. This is the effect of ...

Every summer a lot of dog owners leave their pets in the hot car without realizing the real dangers for a dog and how fast the temperature inside can actually rise. Besides, well-behaved people cannot just open the unfamiliar car forcibly in order to save a pet without facing any charges in many states. It is a fact that a car may turn into the terrible burning hot oven in a very short period of time, even if it does not feel that so warm outside. For example, when it is a 78-degree day outside, the actual temperature inside of the parked car can rise ...

Verbal and Sound Communication: Dog and Human

VERBAL AND SOUND COMMUNICATION: DOG AND HUMAN 2 Verbal and Sound Communication: Dog and Human Dogs and humans have coexisted for probably thousands of years, since wolves discovered that they could forage scraps by following human hunters around, and they eventually began to hang out and become part of the human “pack.” Slowly, through evolution and intentional breeding, many different breeds of dogs have been developed, until by a recent count, we now have well over a hundred wonderful dogs from which to choose. I have decided to write about sound communication in dogs and humans, because it is ...

Best Decision:

It was a quiet evening. I was out alone for a walk. It had just stopped raining, and everyone was probably resting in their homes. After I had bought myself a chocolate, I was walking home along a deserted footpath when I heard someone panting. My heart skipped a beat upon listening to this sound. I imagined a hungry werewolf standing behind me, yearning for my blood. I was devising strategies in my head to turn back and confirm if that werewolf was just a figment of my imagination when suddenly, I saw something moving at a stone’s throw in front of me. Upon further concentration, ...

Early Childhood:

Observer: Code Name of Subject: “Pony Tails” Age of Subject: Three years old Location: Baby day care center Supervisor Signature: Physical Characteristics Height – One foot. Weight – Roughly eight kilogram’s. Subject has average weight compared to children her age. Bone structure is not fully visible at this age.

Proportions – “Pony tails” still has a large head to body proportion which is consistent with children her age.

Hearing – “Pony tails” passed the ball when requested by a fellow child. This was from approximately 20 feet away amidst playground high noise levels.

Vision – “Pony tails” could spot a small tennis ball that got lost in a flower bush from 10 feet away.

Tactile Sensitivity - “Pony Tails” avoided playing close to the sand. She avoided dirt as it felt “yucky” to her. ...