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         <title>Attitudes towards animals</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Since my childhood I have lived in an inner city in Brazil, and I had contact with little company animals (dogs mainly, my family had a female dog as a company animal).<br> And I usually used to go to an agricultural trade show that happens annually which takes place  in a rural park, with bovine exposition, exposure of horses, as well as sheep, and swine. In these events the visitors walk very close to these animals, and can perceive the characteristics os the different races of these animals. Some types of animals from the exhibition are specifically geared towards production (meat, milk like cattle, milk, meat and sheep wool like sheep farming, and pork.<br>When I was in the graduating course of Veterinary Medicine som subjects were focused on how to make the correct handling of each species. Some subjects focused on the major diseases of animals (viral, infectious, parasitic), and most of them have environment implications,. In addition to this there are the danger of poison animal (snakes, scorpions, spider) and are dangerous to human being too.</div>]]></description>
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