First and foremost, animals help people by being pets. Pets enrich our lives with unconditional love and companionship, often taking the place of children in childless homes or where the children have grown and "flown the nest." Pet ownership combats loneliness in those who live alone and encourage exercise in busy people who might otherwise skip that evening walk.
Along the same lines, certified therapy animals can bring a few of these benefits to the bedridden and institutionalized with pet therapy visits. Organizations like the Delta Society and Therapy Dogs International test, certify and insure teams consisting of one or more humans and a pet (usually, but not always a dog). These specially trained and socialized teams are then invited into nursing homes, hospitals, schools and other settings such as during the 9/11 tragedy to offer their special kind of emotional support and companionship to those in need who don't have pets of their own.
For at least 14,000 years dogs have been a companion of man and a skilled hunting companion. Over the millennia dogs have been bred to bring out specific qualities to make them even better at hunting and retrieving, guarding and herding lifestock, drafting, rescue work, searching, assisting the disabled, racing and participating in other sporting events, and becoming the ultimate companion.
For at least 8,000 years, cattle and their brethren have been beasts of burden and a food source for man.
For at least 4,000 years, and possibly as many as 6,000 years, horses have served man as beasts of burden and transportation. Those cultures that had and used horses for transportation advanced much more quickly than those without. According to an inscription at The Horse Park in Lexington Kentucky, "History was written on the back of the horse."
what kinds of animals in the deciduous forest look for food i the winter
There are many kinds of animals or insects are afraid of light and stay in the dark. These insects include cockroaches.
Here are five wild animals;MooseCheetahOstrichBlackbirdBlue whale
well, 1 of the ways is they can help people hunt. another way they help people is that they can do commands when being told to.
Some examples of omnivorous animals include bears, raccoons, pigs, and humans. These animals have a diet that includes both plant-based foods and meat. They are adapted to consume a variety of food sources for their nutritional needs.
Animals do not really think about those kinds of things.
They help animals that are in trouble where they can. they help make people aware of the plight of animals in all kinds of unreasonable situations.
About 70% of animals help people survive
Because if their are animals that need homes and help you can help them..... But really most of all is because their are all kinds of animals that need help and home
People work with dogs, horses, oxen, camels llamas, elephants, and many other kinds of animals. It all depends on where in the world they work. In a zoo, people work with all kinds of animals, but in an aquarium, mostly dolphins.
wolves & rats. sometimes people.
what types of structures help animals get energy
The radio help people to understand different kinds of music and to broadcast the news. The radio help people to understand different kinds of music and to broadcast the news.
it help to let duck swim with it feet
Horses help many kinds of animals especially humans! One way they help humans is they use them for the handicapped people that need to learn how to walk again do to memory loss etc.They also use them for people and kids with mental problems, EXAMPLE: They play catch and little games while their riding the horse to help with motor skills!
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if it is your they would help