Having pets
Description
Having pets involves the intentional care, management, and companionship of domesticated animals to enhance human well-being, provide emotional support, and foster responsibility. This strategy addresses issues such as loneliness, stress, and lack of routine by promoting daily interaction, exercise, and nurturing behaviors. Effective implementation requires ensuring proper nutrition, healthcare, and humane treatment for pets, thereby improving animal welfare and strengthening the human-animal bond as a remedy to social and psychological challenges.
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In World War II, the presence of chickens in the convoys of the motor battalions of the British Eighth Army helped to maintain morale in the long push west through the African desert. Each hen knew its truck and would fly up to perch on the tailgate as the column moved off. Fresh eggs were also a welcome supplement to army rations.
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Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Subject
Recreation » Animal pets
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English
1A4N
U1433
DOCID
13114330
D7NID
211294
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Last update
Dec 3, 2024