Primary School
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Domestic Animals
Behaviour and Needs
As different as the various breeds and races of pets and domestic animals are, as different are our ways of dealing with them. Some people have purchased their pet for joy and recreation, others take advantage of the specific capabilities of their domestic animals. For the symbiosis of man and animal to be successful, man must keep the animals in a species-appropriate way, be a dependable care giver and look after them well. For only when taken good care of and looked after well, animals become faithful companions that will give us great joy.
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