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Butterfly in a Jar offers tykes a stimulating and interactive teaching vehicle. Tykes are instinctively investigative and as parents it’s our task to help them to learn about the world around them. Though it would be quite simple to put an actual butterfly in a jar for kids to study from, it’s heartbreaking when the time comes to release it or the sad thing happens and it is discovered exhausted at the bottom of the jar. The butterfly in a jar offers a marvellous chance for both children and parents to study about the elegance of these elegant creatures, without the dread of hurting them. It’s important that tykes learn about nature and their environment to encourage and encourage educational activity. By playing with creatures and studying about fascinating fresh insects like butterflies, they learn about the nature surrounding them. With the butterfly in a jar a kid can flourish their views and take an interest in further exploration on the metamorphosis of a butterfly and nature in general. Not only is the butterfly in a jar a wonderful way to encourage your children to research and play with animals, but it offers a wonderful family binding experience as everyone gathers around the butterfly in a jar and takes turns interacting. You will enjoy observing your youngsters exclaim in glee as their eyes light up as the butterfly flaps in response to their pats and voices.

For millennia, civilization has employed the great power of elephant artistry, including elephant figurines, to attract to themselves good circumstances. Not many folks know the significant symbolism the elephant plays on our subconscious mind. Similar to their one-time kin, mammoths, elephants are worshipped and praised for the energetic energies they give to their masters.

Strength and Power: Sure. This dimension is pretty obvious. Lions and tigers are even scared of elephants due to their sheer strength and mightiness. Elephants have always been employed to carry massive freights, both in reality as well as symbolically.

Perseverance: The power to continue pressing forward despite obstructions is 1 of the most extraordinary traits seen in humans. Possibly its obstinance or trust, but the elephant is remarkably unyielding compared to umpteen other animals. During their annual desert move, elephants are required to prevail through heat and predator onrushes to discover water for themselves as well as their pups. I prefer to utilize a folksy water source, like a copper fountain, on or close to elephant artistry to supply a combination of yin and yang with the artistry.

Patience / Wisdom: If you’re looking for a strong animal that also employs graduated degrees of intellect, search no further than this animal. They are highly developed in relation to family, community, and relationships.

Dignity: Unlike the ostrich or the gopher, the elephant cannot entomb itself in the sand at the times it doesn’t want to be seen. The larger and more striking an elephant is, the more it follows its fate as the proud giant. The Earth has never witnessed an elephant who sought to diet because it felt overweight in the eyes of others. And that is why civilizations, around the world, observe the elephant as one of the most magnificent and dignified animals around.

Can you think of a similar creature, anywhere, that more perfectly sums up the four attributes of Dignity, Sapience, Tenacity, and Power? Anyone can harness these abilities, even if in small amounts, by displaying artwork or pictures of elephants in your environment.

When properly introduced your sugar glider will not only become a full-fledged member of your entire family, your pets will become part of their ‘inner circle’ of family as well. Many people are shocked to learn that even cats and dogs can and do become quite fond of the sugar glider members of the household. People often think that because a sugar glider is as small as a rodent, and moves around quickly that the prey instinct in their dog or cat will kick in but this is generally not the case.

Of course, if you just throw your sugar glider down on the floor its run will attract your dog or cat. This could lead to a hazardous accident before you can stop it, and before your other pet realizes that what they are chasing is not a rodent. When brought together properly, a dog or a cat quickly realizes that the sugar glider is not food. It may look ‘rodent-like’ due to its size, but it does not smell like a rodent so they see that it is not a food object, or prey.

Once they see that dogs and cats are actually quite happy to have a sugar glider snuggle up with them for a nap, and can even often times be seen sharing a food or water bowl. Careful introduction to feathered pets is important as well. While domestic birds are rarely in touch with the wilder instincts that would make them chase prey, in the wild hawks, and other large birds are a predator to a sugar glider and even pet birds can cause them to become very afraid. Carefully letting your sugar glider become used to a pet bird will help them to overcome their fear, although they may not ever quite get secure enough to want to snuggle with your parrot.

Mistake #1:

“Here, Kitty Kitty…”

Unless they have been educated, new horse owners often think a horse is like a cat or dog. They figure if they tap their thighs and say, “C’mon,…C’mon,…C’mon…” the horse’ll will simply jump right in the trailer like a happy dog or cat.

Mistake #2:

“Using Food As Bait”

Putting hay, grain, apples, or whatever at the front of the trailer to tempt a horse to step in and eat almost never works. If it did, it would be a fluke. I’ve seen horses lean forward to try and eat the food but wouldn’t step into the trailer if their life depended on it.

Mistake #3:

“Forgetting To Hook The Trailer To The Truck”

Don’t forget to hitch the trailer to the truck before getting a horse to go in the trailer. If a horse steps into a trailer that moves around unforgivably, you will have a harder time getting that horse in later. He’ll remember it - especially if this is the horse’s first time.

Mistake #4:

“The Classic Tug Of War”

Here’s the scene. Man (or woman) pulls lead rope to desperately drag their horse into the trailer. Horse weighs 10 times more than man or woman and has far more strength than the man or woman. Final score of this battle is: Human - Zero…Horse - Won

Mistake #5:

“Going Trail Riding Before Horse Is Good At Loading In A Trailer”

I’ve seen it time and time again. People go trail riding and when the ride is over the horse won’t get back in the trailer. Amusingly, the horse owner comments, “Dang horse, he got in their last month”. Remember to get your horse to practice this so it gets fixed on his brain.

It seems there will always be at least once a horse owner cannot load his horse into a trailer. But the secret is to teach a horse sending signals so he knows what you want him to do. It’s partly how man and horse communicate.

If you ever find yourself frustrated with your horse because he won’t get in, here’s a quick solution.

Get a long rope and loop it over his rear and let it slide down to about the top of his back legs. Let the rope hit around his back legs and note his reaction. (Be holding this rope in your right hand and hold his halter with your left hand) He may kick at the rope on his back legs or he may not. If he doesn’t, it means he’s likely okay with the rope being back there.

If he kicks at the rope then he needs to get used to it. Just let the rope kind of hang there and touch his back legs. The horse may get jumpy and try to move from it. He may move forward or in a circle. While holding his halter stiffen your left arm a bit and make him go around you while holding the rope and halter. You, the handler, are acting as an axis.

Fairly quickly the horse will realize the rope isn’t hurting him and you can move to the next step.

Pull on the rope to get the horse to move with you. When he moves forward from your pull, release the pressure. The idea is for him to move when you exert the pressure. He should catch on pretty quickly to what you want.

Now lead him to the trailer and guide his head into the trailer if necessary. With the lead rope attached to his halter, pull on the lead rope while pulling harder on the “butt rope”.

Your horse may or may not jump in the trailer but chances are he will. Also, be careful doing this because he may pop in the trailer very quickly and you could get hurt.

About The Author

Andy Curry is a nationally known horse trainer and author of several best selling horse training and horse care books. For information visit his website at www.horsetrainingandtips.com. He is also the leading expert on Jesse Beery’s horse training methods which can be seen at www.horsetrainingandtips.com/Jesse_Beerya.htm.

In this article, I write about the pleasures of having a cat as a pet. It took quite a long time for my wife to persuade me into letting her have a cat, but we now have three. I would certainly recommend other people to give a cat a home as they are no trouble at all and add lots of value and love to the household.

Looking back I am not really sure why I was so against having a cat as a pet. It was not for the financial reasons of buying the cat food as it is not exactly expensive. I suppose I thought that they would ruin some of the furniture or may even pooh and wee on the floor. This has not been the case and thinking about it, I was being rather stupid, as you no doubt agree.

This is the daily schedule of our three cats. They wake up in the dining room which is now basically the cats room. They are then fed and eat their breakfast. In this dining or cats room, we have put litter trays down for them, but it is very rare that they use them. The cats then go out of the house for a while and a little bit later can usually be seen sunbathing in the garden, that is if the weather is good of course.

At around twelve midday the cats then come in for some lunch, yet more cat food. I often wonder how they do not get bored eating the same type of food, day in, day out. They will then sleep somewhere around the house for the next few hours before asking to be let out to do their business.

At around 5pm they have some more food and then decide to become a little more sociable. They would then normally join the family in the main living room and curl up to sleep some more, normally on somebodys lap. Each cat is quite funny as they seem to have a favourite member of the family whose lap they would prefer to sit and sleep on. My two children really love our cats especially during the evenings.

The three cats will then wonder out again at around 10pm before asking to come back in around an hour later.

What a life this is, if I am able to come back to this planet after I die, I would like to come back as a cat please.

The cats have really been no trouble at all and we are planning to let both of our children have their very own cat to look after, for Christmas.

For the record if any of you are interested out there, our current cats are called, Tom, Ben and Pip. They all get on really well together and very rarely fight.

Maybe I am just lucky but when talking about the subject of cats with my family and friends, they all tell similar stories to mine.

I have now agreed to owning a dog. Her name is Cassie and even though she requires a lot more attention as in the way of walks, she has also been a dream. In my opinion however you can not beat the cats and their lifestyle.