PETS

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Contents

Page No

1. Introduction

2 pet Survey proforma

3 cat Dog <reg>Survey</reg>

4 Interview with Dog Warden

5 Cats

6 pet graph

7 rabbits

9-8 your puppy

10 Junior pet <reg>survey</reg>

11 <gap desc="name">.

12 pet chart.

13 Dog drawing

14 Rabbit. <S>information.

15 <reg><<gap desc="name">'s</reg> medical history.

16 pet poster.

17 animal care.

18 Hamster.

19 Bibliography

We asked <reg>people</reg> <reg>which</reg> ones they liked best. <S>the most <reg>popular</reg> was dogs.

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Index

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Animal Care.	17
Bibliography.	19
Burnie	11
<reg><gap desc="name">'s</reg> Medical history	15
Cats.	5
Cats + Dogs <reg>Survey</reg>	3
Dog Drawings.	13
<reg>Hamster</reg>.	18
<reg>Interview</reg> with dog Warden	4
Introduction	1
junior pet <reg>survey</reg>	10
pet graph.	6
pet poster	16
pet <reg>survey</reg> proforma	2
pie chart.	12
Rabbits	7
Rabbit information	14
your puppy.	8+9

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Pets

Lots of people have pets. We have done our project on pets. We have done two <reg>surveys</reg> on pets. <S>one about <reg>which</reg> pets <reg>people</reg> have and the other about <reg>which</reg> they like. We have researched our pet's <reg>lives</reg> and written about them. We have also written the food pets eat.

by <name key="Louise Charnock"> <name key="Ann Kirkby"> <name key="Sophie">

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Pet Survey

Year 4 Project

Team Members

All pupils in Year 4 have been asked to prepare a project. We have decided to do our project on pets. As part of our project we would like some information on your pets.

Please complete the questions below and return to <name key="Louise">, <name key="Ann"> or <name key="Sophie"> as soon as possible.

Thank you for your help.

1 Do you or anyone in your family have a pet?

YES/NO (Please circle the correct answer)

If no please indicate and return the form. Do not complete the rest of the form.

2 How many pets do you have?

3 What type of animal/s are your pet/s?

Our Pet Survey

We would <sic>of</sic> used this but we did not Have time.

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NAME

CATS

dogs

<reg>HAMSTER</reg>

rabbits

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INTERVIEW WITH <name key="Personal Name">.

DOG WARDEN

1. WHAT DOES YOUR JOB TITLE MEAN? WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES?

controlling strays and enforcing the law .

2. WHY DID YOU WANT TO BE A DOG WARDEN?

because it is interesting, and I like animals

3. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A DOG WARDEN?

nearly 3 years

4. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN BITTEN BY A DOG?

yes 2 times

5. DO YOU HAVE A DOG AS A PET YOURSELF?

yes 2 dogs, 3 cats, and 2 horses.

6. WHAT HAPPENS TO DOGS YOU FIND?

If they have a tag on I take them home, if not they go to kennels

7. WHAT IS THE HARDEST PART OF YOUR JOB?

finding injured animals

8. WHAT AREA DO YOU COVER?

360 square miles

9. HOW MANY PEOPLE HELP YOU?

one other person

10. HAS ANYTHING FUNNY EVER HAPPENED TO YOU?

I asked a police man to help me, with a small dog, he <sic>laughed\at</sic> me and the dog bit him!

2 dogs.

3 cats

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cats

felix

Duck and Heart

Turkey

Brekkies

<reg>Chicken</reg> and turkey

<reg>Beef</reg> and lamb

Rabbit checken and turkey

Rabbit chicken and liver

Salmon trout and pilchard

go cat

Rabbit <reg>Beef</reg> and liver

Mackerel herring and sardine

Duck Rabbit and game

Salmon trout and tuna

<reg>Chicken</reg> turkey and Duck

tuna mackerel and pilchard

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K.B.

K.S.

c.f.

C.S.

S.H.

K.S.

D.D.

S.I.

S.W.

D.D.

S.A.

SA.

B.H.

Dogs

Cats

fish

Hamsters

Pets

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Rabbits

The common rabbit belongs to a <reg>large</reg> group of animals called lagomorphs.

Rabbits are fast, agile runners.

They can walk but usually hop.

Rabbits have sensitive whiskers and Sharp Senses. They also have Sharp rodent like <reg>teeth</reg> to gnaw grass, roots and leaves

Pet rabbits are kept in hutches

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your puppy.

Dogs come in all shapes, sizes and colours. They all need loving homes. If you want to keep a pet you must ask your family. Look at some library books about dogs. Don't forget there are many unwanted dogs you could choose one from a <reg>dog's</reg> home. Think about the size of your house and Garden <reg>before</reg> you choose a dog. Make sure someone <NOTE_LAN desc="word/s missing?"> at home to look after the puppy. When you bring your puppy home it will be <reg>lonely</reg>. During <reg>its</reg> first night alone it may cry. <S>your puppy must have its own special bed. Always keep it in the same place. A ticking clock will remind the puppy of its Mum's heartbeat. A puppy is like a baby. It needs looking after very carefully. Just like babies, puppies have accidents! <S>your puppy must have its own bowls. When puppies are little they need lots of small meals. <S>take your puppy outside after it has eaten. It will soon learn to go to the toilet <sic>out side</sic>. <S>you must brush your poppy every day. After you have <sic>touch</reg> your puppy you should always wash your hands. Don't let your puppy lick your face. <reg>Puppies</reg> love to play but they also need a lot of sleep. <S>your puppy must have its own toys. <S>you must take your puppy to the vet for its injections: These will stop your puppy from getting ill. <S>your puppy must have its own collar and lead. <S>put a disc on the collar with your address and telephone number. When your

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puppy grows into a dog it will need longer walks. <S>you must train your dog. Teach it to sit stay and come when you call its name. <S>your family may not have the time or money to look after a dog. <S>you could help look after a <reg>neighbour's</reg> dog at the weekends instead.

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pets.

This is a pet <reg>survey</reg> of all the <reg>Juniors</reg> in <gap desc="name"> School.

Most people have cats.

There are the same amount of people have fish + Dogs

There are 13 people who have <reg>Hamsters</reg>

There are 11 people who have <reg>rabbits</reg>

There are 3 people who have <reg>birds</reg>

Birds are the least <reg>popular</reg>

cats

Dogs

fish

rabbit

<reg>Hamster</reg>

Bird

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DOGS

Cats

fish

<reg>Hamster</reg>

5% Birds

There are 3 people in my class that Have birds. <S>that is 5%

There are 12 <reg>people</reg> that we asked have <reg>Hamsters</reg>. <S>that is 19%

<reg>There are 15 <reg>people</reg> that we asked have fish. <S>that is 24%

There are 15 <reg>people</reg> also that have dogs.

There are 17 <reg>people</reg> that we asked had cats that is 27%

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My Mum Dad <reg>sister</reg> and me have bought a dog and his name is <gap desc="name"> . My dog is a boy his <reg>colour</reg> is <reg>ginger</reg> and white he is nine years old his name is <gap desc="name"> he is very little he can run very fast he has a collar and lead.

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My little dog

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RABBITS.

this is a californina rabbit

californians are white with black nose ears feet and tail

by <name key="Ann">.

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What is a hamster?

A hamster is a small rodent that is most active at night. A rodent has very sharp front teeth that never stop growing. They are used for gnawing. <S>rodents belong to a group of <NOTE_LAN desc="word/s missing?"> have warm blood and a hairy body. When they are very young, they drink milk from their mothers.

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Bibliography.

We would like to thank the people who write books about pets.

Mark Evans

<sic>frank Lin</sic> Watts and norman barrett

franklin Watts + Joyce pope.

Frances Lincol + Helen piers

Liz akister

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