Switch Off: How to find calm in a noisy worldAngela Lockwood
If earthquake happened, firstly, don’t panic and calm down. Secondly, find some safe place to stay and don‘t run in such a hurry. If in the room, one should hide himself/herself under something hard, such as desk, table or even bed and keep away from shelf and cupboard, and never...
“We’ve always done it this way and our dogs have always been fine!” What this means, though, is that the dogs who appear to be fine have simply learned to cope with something that is entirely out of their control. Being left alone for long stretches of time is not a likely ...
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Dogs grew up as part of domestic life. They were often free to wander the street and visit neighbours during the day, returning home as intervals. But it was unusual to find dogs home alone for long periods of time. Things are very different now. Yet, the urge to bring a beautiful pup...
Zoe and Natasha talked of frightening gangs of children, noisy and anti-social neighbours; games involving knives and fear of certain nature routes that made them landscapes of fear (Lekies et al., 2015; Tuan, 1980). Getting to a park that feels safer or more beautiful was not always a ...
Don't forget, your own demeanor matters too! Stay calm when introducing your dog to new pals, as they often take cues from your reactions on how to behave themselves.Fear of Scary Stuff in Outdoor Environments:Outdoors can be full of surprises for our dogs....
The fly answered,"I am attracted to whatever I see,hear or smell.My five senses pull me constantly in all directions and I cannot resist them.What is your secret?How can you stay so calm and still?"The elephant stopped eating and said,"My five senses do not rule my attention.Whatever...
He told her what he had gone through in the past few months and much of what had passed through his mind during his visit to the park. "That is the situation. Now for the most important thing. The storm in this family is only beginning. We must get out of here into the fresh ai...
The iron railing of the footbridge over the railway platforms was burning to the touch. People, limp and exhausted17 from the heat, climbed the bridge wearily; most of them were not travellers, but residents of the railway district who used the bridge to get to the town proper. As he ...