Your child will learn to care for and nurture one of God’s beautiful creatures. Your children will learn to be responsible when caring for a pet. Children will learn that their pet relies on them for comfort and nourishment. Your pet will love your child unconditionally.
Pets are good companions as they can turn unpleasant and comfortable days. A cat will purr away on your lap and snuggle up close to you. Birds will sing delightful songs to you that will brighten your day. A dog will look at you through their kind and loving eyes as if to say tomorrow will be a much better day for you, my friend. A Guinea pig will make their little calling sound when you come home from work or school. Gerbils will entertain you as they spin around on their exercise wheel in their cage. I find fish relaxing to watch as they swim back and forth in their aquarium. I had a pet goat that was very kind and loving; he would greet me in the morning with a soft and gentle bah.
My cats sleep on my bed at night and snuggle up close to me, and when I pat them on their head, they purr and purr away, which I find very comforting and relaxing. When you do not feel good, a cat rests on your lap or sits beside you. Cats are excellent little caregivers. Cats keep any rodents out of your home. Dogs bark and scare away unwanted visitors or other wild animals.
Pets lower our blood pressure and put us in a better frame of mind. Pets make our lives less lonely as they are a fantastic company. Children who are mean to pets or harm them will grow up to treat people the same way they have treated their pets. Parents, watch their children interact with pets; they will learn much about your child’s behavior.
I hope you and your pets form a solid and lasting bond and that you learn valuable lessons from each other that will help you along life’s many journeys. God Bless you and your pets.
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