Cyp 3.3 Assignment 1 Task

Now most of the cat lovers discover that trained a cat to use its box is not the difficult process that they imagined. Most of them will quickly imagine figure out how to find their way to their container. Basically, the whole process of training has already begun before you even take your new kitten home. The mother cat begins the training process after their birth.

All children and young people need support within the play space, this can be to help children manage risk for themselves and encourage them to full fill their potential.

Communication technologies have become a huge part of children and young people’s lives. Providing many opportunities such as learning, entertainment and socialising. However, they also cause need for concern, as risks in the offline work have shown to be apparent in the online world (Byron, 2008). Hence, it is important that all who work and care for children and young people understand the risks. Then, they can help them get the most out of the opportunities to be had whilst using communication technologies. This essay will discuss an e safety policy that is currently being used in a secondary school. First by summarising the main aims and purpose of the policy, and who is responsible for implementing it. Then it will discuss a national concern

Females tend to produce litters of anywhere from one to four kittens after an approximately seventy to seventy five day gestation period. Kittens are born with spots that disappear as they age, similar to cats such as cougars and lions. When kittens are around six weeks of age, they begin a diet of solid food. Then, at the age of two to three years, they reach sexual maturity. Like most other animals, the Gulf Coast Jaguarundi has a certain time of year in which mating occurs. For this species of wildcat, mating usually takes place as early as November and as late as the end of

Most female bobcats have 2-4 kittens per litter and the kittens are usually born in spring. The kittens are born with their eyes closed, and their eyes will open after about 10 days. The kittens are weaned after 10 weeks and can then begin eating solid foods, the mother will hunt for the food for the kittens until they are 5 months old. At 5 months old the kittens are taught how to hunt and in about 6 more months they will leave their mother's territory. The kittens will now start their lives as pro hunters and magnificent creatures.

* Knows individuals and recognises familiar faces * Recognises certain sounds and objects * Shows interest in everything, especially toys and books * Concentrates on well-defined objects and follows direction of moving objects * Anticipates familiar actions * Searches for hidden or dropped objects (from about 8 months) * Observes what happens at home and when out and about * Explores immediate environment once mobile * Processes information through images * Enjoys water play in the bath

So there is no point in adopting a kitten if you want a buddy to teach to sit, fetch a stick, play with in the park or take swimming. Then you want to think of adopting a puppy instead. Cats are as intelligent as dogs but obedience is not high on their list of personal attributes, and they don't like being taken to strange places to play, and they don't generally like swimming at all!

During the very beginning of the story, the author is playing in the woods near the end of her street when she finds the kitten. The kitten is covered in leaves and twigs, and yellow boogers are coming out of its eyes. She is glad that the kids she plays with are not there, because sometimes they can be mean. When the kitten makes a pitiful noise, she is very reassuring to it and says, “Don’t worry.” “Everything will be okay.” She shows the trait of caring by comforting the sickly kitten. She strokes its scabby head until the meowing is replaced by faint purrs.

Today, I went inside a pet store and overheard a conversation of a boy and his mother. He was trying to adopt a cat, but could not figure out which one he wanted. All 3 of the cat were very cute and looked friendly. He asked his mom which cat he should choose, to which his mom responded pick the cat which is the most playful. The boy listens to her advice, and tries to play with all three of them. One of the cats was actually aggressiveness and scratched the boy. Surprisingly, the boy did not cry but he knew not to choose that cat. The next cat was lazy, and did not play with the boy. The last cat was playful when the young boy approached the cat, and I’m guessing the boy adopted that cat. This reminds me of the tale “Choosing a Bride”, where

Cats and kids can make an incredibly cute combination together. I remember when John (my son) was a tiny tot, Lilly (our kitty) never left him alone. She loved him so much that she used to fast till he came back from school. It was really cute to watch their love for each other. We once presented John a cat greeting card for his birthday. He was literally on cloud nine that day.

On average; cats will give birth to four to six kits, or kittens. When the queens are about to go into labor, they will search around for a place that is not to warm, cold and is very dark. This all happens around 24 hours before the kits are born. When queens are getting ready to give birth they will lick their stomach area for a very long time. Queens will also meow very loudly and walk around until she is ready to give birth. After a little bit of waiting, she will start to give birth. When each kitten comes out, they are in a fluid sac, and the mother will lick it off of them so the kitten can breathe. Very soon after that queens start licking the kit very hard and fast, to trigger the kits breathing and blood circulating. If queens do not do these steps, their kit will die. After all of the kittens have come out, the mother will feed them with her milk for about 70% of the time with her kittens. After that, they will continue feeding and

A dog that just had puppies might take care of a litter of kittens by protecting them from harm. In the passage “Animal Roles and Relationships” it states,” Hermit crabs provide protection to the sea anemones from attackers.” A mother dog would protect the litter of kittens as if the kittens are her own young.

I keep my fingers away from the teeth and claws. Its little black paws cling to the boy for dear life. Pasco giggles as he strokes the kitten’s soft fur.

Your cats sound interesting. Does the one toe affect her balance? I acquired both of my Dachshunds as 6 week old puppies. They are litter mates.

Do you ever wonder why you sometimes see a dog caring for a kitten after it had puppies? A way for a dog that just had puppies might foster a litter of kittens is by mistaking them as own of her puppies. The reason they mother gets along with the kittens is, to me, by adopting them in right after the puppies. The puppies might get along with the kittens or attack them if they are to grown. Another reason is to me if the kittens mother dies the mother dog might see that they are in danger by themselves and take them is in as one of her own. the mother cat might have been good friends with the dog and the mother dog is just babysitting for her until she came back.