There's a sad story. Early this year, an 11-year-old boy went out to play, accidentally “bite by four dogs”.
The 11-year-old flower boy, who was supposed to have a bright future, had infinite possibilities – but all of this was cut to pieces and accidentally killed under four dogs, which was a great thing to do. For the first time in the news, McQueen was shocked and heartbroken, and even more so for the parents and loved ones of the boys who suffered from the bad news. What they should be like...
In life, it's not uncommon for a pet to get hurt. Every time it happened, it was a shock, and it raised a deep fear: the same accident happened to children who did not want to have their own. But no, it doesn't mean it won't happen! A few days ago, surveillance filmed two girls in distress. In the video, two little girls were playing and suddenly a dog in the house ran towards one of them. When it was too late, the girl's uncle came up to hold the girl. He was then stopped by his fast-looking uncle as he moved towards another child. It's a good thing the little girl didn't get bit, only got a scratch. It can be said that a 30-second video can be easily placed on a roller coaster. And the waves began again, and it was dangerous to finally “land safely”! Imagine, the two girls' mothers in the video, who saw this amazing scene, were in the mood of a big ups and downs: just yesterday, two girls were bitten by dogs in front of their shop, and the youngest girl was only four years old.
Although the treatment is timely, the pain in the body can be cured in the near future. But the way the dog came up, the fear, the fear, the pain of being bitten... It will certainly leave an indelible psychological shadow for the little girl! This stake, one piece, is a reminder to parents to watch over our children and to be aware of the threat posed by pets. Can you keep a pet after a baby? Mom always asks:
The baby's about to be born. Is the pet still alive?
To be honest, the answer is wise, because pets do have some potential dangers. The threat of bacteria, bacteria and parasites on pets alone, regardless of the risk of biting the child, is enough to worry parents.
Dog rabies, bacteria, mites... can cause health threats to children. Earlier there was news that a 2-year-old boy caught six leech worms in his eyes, possibly related to contact with cats and dogs. Similarly, six live insects have been removed from the eyes of a 2-year-old girl in Wuhan in recent days, suspected to be related to dog play.
As for the cat, the bacteria, the virus, the parasites, the thorns on the tongue are also dangerous for the child. In particular, the cat's claws are sharper, so softly scratched, and the blood beads immediately follow the wound — in addition to causing pain, they can cause “cat scratches”. It is a disease caused by a pathogen infection known as the Hansebartone, which is manifested in fever and lymphoma pain.
In addition, the cat's tongue has a small perforation and the human body may have a small wound after being licked by a cat. This is more significant for the skinless children and requires more care. When we understand these threats, we look at the question of whether pets can be raised. It is recommended that, if they are not, they are responsible for their pets, for their children, and for others. How can they be protected from the threat of “pets”? Pets, in a sense, are accompanied and become important members of the family. However, despite being pets, they are unpredictable and do not guarantee 100 per cent non-aggression. Therefore, in the face of the threat of pets, it is more important to take precautions than not to feed.
We'll keep the kids safe. We won't mess with the pets.
Kids have a good sex and they're having fun. Especially when pets are dynamic and spiritual, they attract their attention! But there's a poem that says, "Only distant, not obscenity." For pets, too. Pets, we need to be friendly. We can play with them, we can interact with them. But don't make fun of yourself, or it'll turn into a fire! A 9-year-old son of a friend who had come to his relatives' house to see the Alaskan dog, was curious and went to play. Alaska had been raised to be gentle and submissive and had fun with the little boys. But maybe at this age, there's an inexhaustible curiosity about sex. With curiosity, he moved his mind. At first, Alaska was just feeling uncomfortable, crying twice and trying to get rid of the kids. But instead of “finish” the little boy, it got worse and then the sad scene happened. When Alaska barks, it bites the boy's arm, the boy's pain is unbearable, he tries to escape, and he jumps up and bites the boy's face, closes his eyes, so he can be stopped by relatives who arrived in time! In the case of this bite incident alone, we cannot simply characterize it as “the dog's plague” — to imagine that the tragedy would not have happened had it not been for the children's repeated provocations and provocations. It also reminds us to discipline the behaviour of our children, not to offend dogs and cats, to learn to be friendly with pets!
Strengthening itself, binding on pets.
In many cases, pet bites come and go because of the non-binding nature of their dog owners. For example, basic "dog walk has to be held together" and some people can't. You know, walking dogs in public places is not only a “civilized rope”, but also a “safe rope”. To hold it in order to avoid causing trouble for others and themselves. The simple truth is that it is not carried out as intended, and even worse, it makes dogs bark. Remember the news, "The man who doesn't hold the dog, beats the mother who protects the child under his body until he breaks his bones!"
That day, when my mother took two kids for a walk in the neighborhood, a dog with no hook suddenly came in and ran after the kids and screamed. The child hides behind his mother and says, "Afraid" – "Mom will drive the dog away with her foot if she doesn't say anything to protect the child." As a result, the male owner of the dog came out and said, “Why does the dog have to be kicked by my son?” Mother argued that he should walk the dog and hold it, but then the male master went up and strangled her and kicked her. "You treat a dog as a son, and you worry about another's son." When your son threatens the safety of another's children, he can't stop it. It is a far cry from a harsh tone and a violent act, and no one can put a pet above the lives of others. Close the door, you can spoil your cat or dog as much as you like, but after you leave the door, the pet threatens the safety of others. You have to restrain yourself from going out, and you have to hold your dog hostage. Only you have to restrain yourself and your pets.
Watch out for the bacterial threat of pets.
In addition to the aggressive nature of the pets, the bacteria on their bodies also require additional parental care. In general, it is a basic safety norm for pets to be vaccinated, to be bitten by dogs and to be given rabies in the first place. Otherwise, the threat of approaching 100 per cent mortality like rabies is not easy to play with. Hangzhou had a 15-year-old girl who had been bitten by a dog and had been negligently denied the first injection of rabies. As a result, four months after the injury, there were signs of body numbness, foaming at the mouth, and finally brain death, which stinged the hearts of countless people. So again, it's important to stress that when a cat or dog is injured, whether or not it's immune... it takes the first time to inject rabies. In addition to this, it is necessary to regularly decipher pets and to clean the habitat of cats. Finally, the child is taught to play with his pets and wash his hands first and not rub his eyes. The pets need to be careful, restrained to call them pets, restrained to the point where they can only be wounded. For the safety of our children and others, we must be civilized about pets. When you walk a pet, you restrain yourself, hold the dog and stop it when the pet threatens the safety of others. It is only in this way that they are truly responsible for their pets and children, enjoying their happiness while protecting their children and others.