Goodbye To All

I am sad to say that this will be the last day of my blog. But I am happy to announce that I will have a new blog just click this: http://201steps.blogspot.com/.

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18 Rules I Learned In Laguna

My cousin Annie in Laguna. Is very neat in lots of things, like the rule she tells that the computer must always be covered, so dirt can't easily malfunction it.

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Here are the 18 things I learned:

1.  In the morning the dog must be walked.
2.  Must water the plants.
3.  Greet uncle good morning.
4.  Wash the dishes properly after eating.
5.  Laundry my clothes every two days.
6.  Take the dog a bath every two days.
7.  Always check nails when going to public areas.
8.  Guard the store.
9.  Must memorize every expenses of in the store.
10.  The cigarets must not be sold, at least, until 1O:OO a.m.
11.  The time must be spent wisely.
12.  Cannot watch TV until 1O:OO a.m.
13.  The electric fan must be in the minimum level, unless the temperature is to hot to handle.
14.   My dirty clothes must be folded neatly until the laundry day.
15.   In  the after noon, all the food in the kitchen, downstairs, must be placed in the dinning room upstairs.
16.   Close all the doors, and turn on the lights outside.
17.   Ready my bed, before going to sleep.
18.   Have a 20 to 30 minute devotion every night.  

If I didn't follow, even one of these rules. There will be a 30 minute subtraction from my computer time.

My cousin is really a control freak!!!

Doggy Experiments

In my blog, "Man's Best Friend" I told you about dog's history and some of it's behavior. And here I will tell you it's participation to us, by our movements.

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A dog and a monkey was tested, on who is more cooperative. The test had three materials. Two upside down cups and a piece of treat, under one of the bottom up cups.

It was shown to a monkey, (they say, the close to our kind) but before that, the experiment was shielded, so the monkey can't see where the treat was placed. The scientist pointed the the cup with the treat, but the monkey did not cooperate and pointed the opposite cup. So no treat.

It was the dog's turn, the experiment was repeated, and the dog listened, based on the pointing of the scientist, it had a treat. The scientist also pointed the the cup with the treat with it's eye movement. The dog listened and again got a treat!

So, what is the explanation in this situation. The reason why the monkey didn't participate, is because it is not interested in our environment, and has it's own environment, like it's self-reliant. While the dog, also has it's environment. And it is us. They rely their lives on us. We have their food and shelter. They are a part of us, and our behavior can also affect theirs.

 

Man's Best Friend

Dogs are known as "man's best friend." they are now a part of our human lives. But where did dogs really come from? What happened to them? Behold, the wolves, The mother of all dog's. Back in the 1800's. A facility was made for raising nothing but, Wolves.

The cubs were studied, and experimented, and they tried to tame it. Generations passed, they came out with a very stunning conclusion, their experiment worked! and the wolves started to change color and started to have different breeds, close to what we have these days. some became longer, some had shorter snouts and some had shorter legs. 

In our time, we are still studying the behavior of our pet/companion.  I'll give you a trivia. When a dog wagged it's tail rapidly to the right, it is very happy or pleased. But if it wagged it's tail to the left, it is alerted, angry or saw someone or something unfamiliar. When down. It is scared. 

But, did you know that dogs are also studying us, our movements, our sounds, but most of all our eyes, which is rare behavior you will see in animals. Find it all out on, "Doggy Experiments."