Pet Feeding and Training--Free

Author: Shoji Shima
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book is the cat section of the color illustrated guide "Pet Feeding and Training." It provides a detailed introduction to the basic techniques of cat care and daily management. The book is rich in content, illustrated with images, and explains concepts in a clear and accessible manner. It is highly informative and practical, serving as a valuable reference for pet enthusiasts.
Raising small pets at home and living alongside them is a deeply meaningful experience. At around one year old, infants may only consider movement as a toy they can play with, but it's not until after two years that they begin to show interest in living things. Between three and four years old, they develop affection and compassion for small animals. Through this developmental process, children gradually learn to empathize with and care for vulnerable creatures, while also understanding what life is. This has significant benefits for cultivating their creativity, judgment, and curiosity, and positively influences their lifelong development.
This book is written for those who are just beginning to learn about raising rabbits, or for those who have started raising them but are unsure how to do so properly. The aim is to help them better interact with rabbits. As long as readers find that the book provides knowledge to improve communication with rabbits, the purpose of writing it is largely fulfilled.