Thursday, 18 January 2018

Caring for Puppy's

Here are some tips on how to take care of a new puppy's

A puppy will need 18 - 19 hours of sleep a day, as this helps them to grow health and strong. They like to sleep in the same spot and with the same blanket, they prefer to be close to their family / owner's.

Thing's you need for a puppy
  • clean warm bed
  • food bowl water bowl
  • fresh water
  • food and treat's
  • toys
  • grooming kit
  • a safe place to run around
  • harness and lead









Feeding

puppy's should always have fresh water available. 
They need to be fed food appropriate to there age, up to six months old they need to be fed three times a day. never fed a dog raw meet, chocolate, onions, grapes or raisin's, as they can be toxic to dog's and puppies.

Other things

As we know most of our animal companions will need things like vaccinations. Puppies need fortnightly worming until 12 weeks of age and then three monthly after. Flea treatment as required. From the age of six months they can be desexed in order to prevent unwanted puppies.

Sunday, 14 January 2018

The Big Reveal

Today I'm going to introduce you to the newest member of my family. It started just over two weeks ago on the Friday mum pick my brothers and me were up from nana's. When we walked in the door I saw Gypsy the puppy. She is a lab, Rottweiler and huntaway cross. As we walked in the door I thought we were looking after someones dog but it was our dog. I was so surprised that I didn't know what to say. 










I like Gypsy because she is energetic and playful.
for the rest of the week I will be learning how to look after Gypsy.

Friday, 12 January 2018

Facts on a Monster Snake

Today I will be telling you facts on the Green anaconda. I will be answering some of your questions on this snake like is it venomous and where do they live, what they eat and some other stuff.

Anaconda are one of the worlds biggest snakes. They eat anything that comes to the river to have a drink. Then they leap out of the water and coil them self around there victim, then they squeeze so hard that there victim can't breath then they die and the anaconda eats them whole. Once eaten a big meal the anaconda will not eat again for at least a mouth and will spend a lot of the time on the river bank digesting its meal. they live in slow moving water such as a creek watching for prey unless it has eaten resiliently. They are know to eat fish, birds, Tapirs, capybaras, caiman and are even know to eat jaguars. some times they will eat humans but it is rare. Female anaconda give birth to 2-3 dozen live young that are two feet to a meter. They know how to swim and hunt from the moment they are born. they live for about ten years. Anaconda are not venom's snakes they are constrictor's. they squeeze you so hard that you die and they eat you whole

Thursday, 30 November 2017

helping out for athletics day 2017

On November the 29 we had our athletics day. I didn't do it because I am not allowed to run. After morning tea we had to do sprints. I just sat there and cheered for people. when the races were over it was time for lunch. Then after lunch we did the rest of the activities like discus, shot put, high jump and long jump.  I helped Miss Y with the measuring and with there length. 

Tuesday, 7 November 2017

Feedback Needed

This Term at school we are doing novel study. My novel is Holes by Louis Sachar. Part of it is the Character traits. Character traits is a slide show about the characters in the story. What we need to do is write about and make/draw a picture of what I think the Character looks like.  In order for me to finish I need your help. This is one of the slides and is not the finished product. please tell me what I have done well and what I need to improve on.


Monday, 30 October 2017

Cutting Time

This is a video about symmetry. In there will be shapes that can be cut in half and some that can't. Symmetry will be explained in the video.


Thursday, 26 October 2017

The Last Fight at Swimming

These last two weeks at Canterbury Swim School I have been learning how to be a better swimmer. My Goal was to improve on my back stroke and I think I have. I have been in the big pool with Andrew my amazing swimming teacher. He has been teaching us how to do the different kinds of strokes in the water. We have been tort to breath stroke and back stroke. See you soon...
I am back from swimming now.we learnt how to stay safe around and in the water. we ware  our togs and put every day clothing on top of it. Some of the things that I learnt are how to keep your head above the water, how to do survival back stroke. After that we learnt that it is bad to jump into to water to save someone and it is better to put something in the water to pull them in.