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Showing posts with label protect. Show all posts
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Aug 30, 2019

[Answer] 7. How can you best protect your children from dog attacks?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. How can you best protect your children from dog attacks?"



...1. Teach them to be kind to dogs, how to react around strange dogs, and never leave them alone with a dog 2. Don't allow your children to ever go near a dog because all dogs are vicious 3. Give your child a puppy that will grow up to protect the child 4. Children and dogs are naturally bonded, and aren't at a risk Children are three times more likely to get bitten than adults -- wouldn't you agree that a level of protection is needed? Teach them to be kind and gentle with dogs, never to startle them or be rough with them. Show them the appropriate way to pet a dog and play with it (not by roughhousing). Teach kids to never go up to a strange dog or a dog that is tied up. Always make sure they ask the owner before petting a dog. When approached by any dog, be sure they know NOT to scream and run! And most importantly, NEVER leave a child and a dog alone together. Always supervise their interactions. Even dogs that are super gentle and tolerant can eventually wear out of a child's exuberant, noisy playing, and young kids simply can't read the signs that a dog doesn't want to play anymore.

Jun 28, 2019

[Answer] 8. The purpose of the NEC is to protect people and property from hazards and dangers associated with the use of electricity. What does NEC mean?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. The purpose of the NEC is to protect people and property from hazards and dangers associated with the use of electricity. What does NEC mean?"



...1. National Employment Center 2. New England College 3. National Electrical Code 4. North East Conference The National Electrical Code (NEC) is used as a guide by all electricial professionals in the US and sets the standards in the industry. The NEC was first published in 1897 and is revised and updated every three years to reflect current trends in the electrical industry.

Jun 14, 2019

[Answer] 1. Agent K and Agent J protect our planet from renegade extraterrestrial creatures in the first film of this series. They dress conservatively and are know as the "____ in Black".

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. Agent K and Agent J protect our planet from renegade extraterrestrial creatures in the first film of this series. They dress conservatively and are know as the "____ in Black"."



...1. Bunnies 2. Mice 3. Men 4. Bankers Tommy Lee Jones portrays the acerbic Agent J, the reluctant mentor of Agent K, who is portrayed by Will Smith. They are members of a clandestine agency charged with the protection of Earth from extraterrestrial denizens. The series has been a phenomenal box-office success.

Jan 16, 2019

[Answer] 9. How can you best protect your children from dog attacks?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. How can you best protect your children from dog attacks?"



...1. Give your child a puppy that will grow up to protect the child 2. Children and dogs are naturally bonded, and aren't at a risk 3. Don't allow your children to ever go near a dog because all dogs are vicious 4. Teach them to be kind to dogs, how to react around strange dogs, and never leave them alone with a dog Children are three times more likely to get bitten than adults -- wouldn't you agree that a level of protection is needed? Teach them to be kind and gentle with dogs, never to startle them or be rough with them. Show them the appropriate way to pet a dog and play with it (not by roughhousing). Teach kids to never go up to a strange dog or a dog that is tied up. Always make sure they ask the owner before petting a dog. When approached by any dog, be sure they know NOT to scream and run! And most importantly, NEVER leave a child and a dog alone together. Always supervise their interactions. Even dogs that are super gentle and tolerant can eventually wear out of a child's exuberant, noisy playing, and young kids simply can't read the signs that a dog doesn't want to play anymore.