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Dogs Make Us Humans By Temple Grandin And Catherine Johnson

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Animal as a Humans

Why do dogs have a relationship with humans? Every new experience can make a person change. Sometimes the change is positive, and other times it is negative. Either way, there is no avoiding change. Animals are helpful and smart. And make humans want to change.
In “Dogs Make us Humans” by Temple Grandin and Catherine Johnson (pg 153). Animals are very helpful and smart and animals help us everyday.“Animals first started to live with people because people needed animals and animals needed people.” This quote is really true because animals need us and we need animals. If you actually think about it they help us on every day task. It changed humans by wanting to care more for animals. It made people want to respect animals more. People feel and think that animals are helpful and smart. …show more content…

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