What does "whats up" really mean?
In my experience I think it can have two meanings. The most obvious one is "how are you doing" or "what would you like" or something of that nature. The other usage is more of a "hey" sort of deal used just in passing by another person. That's the sort of situation where the other person says it to you but they are just walking by and not really intending to stay and chat. For that you juts give a "what's up" or "hey" right back to them. Does that make sense? I know I had to explain this to someone before who didn't know what to say.
How do I tame an older dog?
You need to be paitient with him. Make sure you walk between the dog and the road or other people. You say he only reacts to some people, these people are likely to remind him of his previous abusive owner and he retaliates with agrssion. The best place to start with him is to reward him with a treat or praise everytime he walks past someone and doesn't get agressive. By rewarding this behaviour he'll learn that if he walks by someone without agression, he'll be rewarded and if you are consistant about it he'll soon be too busy lookign forward to his treat to attack anyone. If he does try to atttack or becomes agressive simply stop him, have him sit and wait until the person is gone before continuing. If you notice him getting agressive before a person gets to you, stop him and have him sit until the person passes him by. If he sits quietly give him a treat and praise him but if he becomes agressive, don't say or do anything, ignore his behaviour and wait until he's calm beofre continuing the walk. This teaches him that he need to stay calm if he wants to go for walks. It may take some time as abused dogs find it very hard to overcome fears like this one even if they are in a loving home. Just be consistant, patient and gentle with him and he'll be okay. Good luck.
My dogs testicles have turned black,whats this mean?
For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/awnue Your dog ate rat poison or was poisoned by rat poison, warfarin. For people with cardiovascular disease, warfarin in a low dose is prescribed under the drug name of Coumadin, which thins the blood and which you can google, or you can google Warfarin, which in high doses causes internal exsanguination. Your dog bled to death internally. If you want confirmation of this, or to officially determine the exact cause of death, you can take his body to the vet and ask for a necropsy, which is an autopsy on a non-human. If you learn for sure that your little dog was poisoned and you think someone in your neighborhood may have poisoned him, you should report the incident to the police or to animal control officers. People who hurt animals intentionally are dangerous people, and if there might be someone in your neighborhood who hurts animals, the authorities should know. If your little dog could have gotten into poison around the house or yard, you should check your rat traps or mouse traps, and remove them. I am a little more familiar with cats, and they sometimes catch and eat rodents who have ingested warfarin, and they too die. I am so sorry this happened. You should try to get to the bottom of it.
How do you tame a insane dog?
What kind of dog is it first of all? How often does your dog get out to exercise? It sounds to me that your dog needs a lot more exercise then what he's getting. The dog will not listen and learn if he is got so much energy bottled up, you can try obedience but again you need to drain a lot of the energy out of him before he will consider listening to you, is there a doggy daycare around if your dog is ok with other dogs then this is a great source of getting rid of that built up energy, perhaps a fence in dog park if your near one just go on a day when not many are around. If these are not an option try letting the dog out in the yard after a walk, throw the ball around run with him whatever it takes to get him to run not walk then when you go inside you can try giving him a marrow bone not rawhides, for the first time allow 20 mins because his stomach may get upset with two much and after you can allow more time but the energy they use just to use that calms them down and then trying after a brief nap training him. I have two standard poodles and my one Buffy who is two still has puppy energy so these things helped enormously.
Why did humans first drink cow milk?
Humans around the world have tried just about anything that may possibly be food.Many thousands of years ago, all humans were hunter-gatherers. A lot more gatherers than hunters. Almost all of the day would be spent searching for edible food that grew naturally. A bit of time would be spent refining hunting tools and hunting. Some time was spent building shelters and reining methods to build shelters.About ten thousand years ago, humans began domesticating some of the plants and animals for food. So plants that produced little food were selectively bred by saving seeds from the slightly better plants until hey presto we had wheat, and in the Americas, we had maize. In Asia, we had rice! Nothing like the original grasses.As we are mammals, we also saw the potential in taming other mammals that were amenable to obtain milk, meat, fur/wool, and skin for leather. Cattle, sheep, goats and horses have all been tamed, domesticated, and bred to be substantially different from the species in the wild. They’ve all been milked as well. Horses do not take too well to being milked, but are milked in some cultures. Goats, sheep and dairy breeds of cattle are very amenable to being milked, and a dairy cow that is not milked by humans and not cared for by humans will likely not survive. She will die a cruel death.Why? 10,000 years of breeding has produced an animal that needs to be milked by humans. They need this probably more than we need them. They now produce too much milk, far too much milk for their calf. So the milk must be withdrawn by us, or the cow will end up with blockages, and an infection. Without further human intervention to treat the infection and start removing the milk, this will get worse. They also are no longer anything like their predecessors who could roam and climb and forage easily.We began drinking milk because cows were easy enough to domesticate, and there was benefit for the cows to be domesticated. They willingly let us milk them, and would no longer survive without us.Without the agricultural revolution and the corresponding revolution in animal husbandry, humans would still be spending their full days foraging. Instead, we have arts, culture, written records, technology, all presumably things you enjoy.
Since humans are slower and weaker than some predators, why has no animal evolved to prey on humans?
Since humans are slower and weaker than some predators, why has no animal evolved to prey on humans?Oh, they tried. They tried.Humans are, hands down, the most murderous motherfuckers in the jungle.You’re probably picturing primitive man as this.But you’re forgetting about human’s natural weapons.So what happens when primitive man ran into one of these?He got all his friends together put some rocks on sticks, and murdered the shit out of the big kitty.This is closer to what ancient man was like than those folks from Naked and Afraid.Do you think these guys would take any guff from a kitty?Here’s the other thing you have to consider. Humans are just…weird. If you don’t kill us right off, we generally heal. We can eat a bunch of different things without dying. We scar wicked easy, which is a useful survival trait. And we walk upright. We’re endurance walkers. We are pursuit predators. We’re the goddman Terminator.Seriously.Get a bunch of your rock and stick carrying buddies, and just sort of…follow stuff. Sure, it’ll run away, but it will get tired. So when the deer or the big kitty takes a break…we just sort of show up. So it runs again. And we show up again. And it runs and runs and runs, till it can’t run no more. And we show up. And while it’s exhausted, we stab it to death, skin it for clothing, and eat it.We’re also insanely vindictive. Think about it. A few wolves in Europe killed a few humans, and now there are no wolves in Europe. We killed them all.So yeah, ancient predators could kill one human fairly easily. The problem is, we travel in packs. We’re vindictive. And we’re the terminator.An interesting note. Look at our horror movies. Specifically creature features. How many of them feature monsters that use pursuit predation? A disproportionate number. We’re terrified…of things that hunt us the way we hunt.I have been informed that there are in fact wolves still in Europe. My mistake. We didn’t quite drive them to extinction, and evidently they’re making a comeback.
How often should dogs get dewormed?
Depends on where you live, how social your dog is with other dogs, how often your dog is out in the woods/water/fields. Puppies are usually dewormed twice after birth, because most puppies are born with worms. It's one of those things that's inevitable right now. Worms are getting to be so common, that some public parks/playgrounds don't allow dogs there anymore, because of the risk of kids getting them. I'd talk to your local vet to see how often you should get your dog dewormed, besides the regular Heartgard heart worm preventative. As for regular Vaccines, Rabies, DHPP (Distemper), and Bordetella all vary. there is now a 1, 2 and 3 year Rabies shot. So it depends on what clinic your clinic is using. For DHPP, that is done every year. The Bordetella (Kennel Cough Vaccine is once every year, but some clinics are starting to do to it every 6 months. Though, most boarding & grooming facilities and any other place that requires the Bordetella, are only requiring it every year. Since you do take your dog to Pet Smart/Petco, puppy classes, the park, etc, I would highly recommend getting the Bordetella vaccine for your dog every 6 months. Because the vaccine actually starts to wear off at 6 months.
Why did humans first drink cow milk?
Humans around the world have tried just about anything that may possibly be food.Many thousands of years ago, all humans were hunter-gatherers. A lot more gatherers than hunters. Almost all of the day would be spent searching for edible food that grew naturally. A bit of time would be spent refining hunting tools and hunting. Some time was spent building shelters and reining methods to build shelters.About ten thousand years ago, humans began domesticating some of the plants and animals for food. So plants that produced little food were selectively bred by saving seeds from the slightly better plants until hey presto we had wheat, and in the Americas, we had maize. In Asia, we had rice! Nothing like the original grasses.As we are mammals, we also saw the potential in taming other mammals that were amenable to obtain milk, meat, fur/wool, and skin for leather. Cattle, sheep, goats and horses have all been tamed, domesticated, and bred to be substantially different from the species in the wild. They’ve all been milked as well. Horses do not take too well to being milked, but are milked in some cultures. Goats, sheep and dairy breeds of cattle are very amenable to being milked, and a dairy cow that is not milked by humans and not cared for by humans will likely not survive. She will die a cruel death.Why? 10,000 years of breeding has produced an animal that needs to be milked by humans. They need this probably more than we need them. They now produce too much milk, far too much milk for their calf. So the milk must be withdrawn by us, or the cow will end up with blockages, and an infection. Without further human intervention to treat the infection and start removing the milk, this will get worse. They also are no longer anything like their predecessors who could roam and climb and forage easily.We began drinking milk because cows were easy enough to domesticate, and there was benefit for the cows to be domesticated. They willingly let us milk them, and would no longer survive without us.Without the agricultural revolution and the corresponding revolution in animal husbandry, humans would still be spending their full days foraging. Instead, we have arts, culture, written records, technology, all presumably things you enjoy.
When someone says, "Hey, what's up?" What does it mean and how do you answer that?
Whenever someone says, "Hey, what's up?" that's a quick way to ask how you're doing. Because really, there isn't much you CAN say. "Not much," is what most people are looking for. I usually say, "Not too much, how are you?" How are you gets at what you really want to know. You want to know how they've been.
How to answer when other people say what's up to you?
What's up=What's going on/How are you/What's new? You say "Not much, you?" it's a simple conversation starter. i'm sorry but have you been missing from the world since the 90's? this term is old, it would be like if u asked "how do you answer when people say hi?"