...Jordtyper og nedsivning Indhold: Problemformulering……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 Teori……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 Hypotese………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………….. 2 Empiri……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………….… 2 Materialer………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………… 2 Fremgangsmåde…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…….. 2 Analyse……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………... 2 Perspektivering………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…… 2 Konklusion……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…… 3 Fejlkilder………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3 Bilag…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……….. 4 Problemformulering: Hvilken indflydelse har jordtypen på nedsivning igennem denne? Teori: Der findes mange forskellige jordtyper, men de to hovedtyper er muld og mor. Se bilag 1. Jorden består af små partikler, med porer imellem som er de steder, revner og kanaler hvori der er vand eller luft. Indholdet af partikler, vand og planterester, er alt sammen alt afgørende for om jorden er god at dyrke i. Muld er en blandet jord, med god krummestuktur. Jord med god krummestruktur giver et godt luftskifte, derfor er det en god dyrkningsjord. Et godt luftskifte betyder godt med oxygen til rødderne, og en god vandstrømning. Mor er jord uden krummestruktur, og så er den fattig på gødningsstof. Dette kunne for eksempel være...
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...Ever since I can remember I’ve been asking my parents for a dog. Every christmas, every birthday, every chance I had, I would ask. The answer was invariably a no. Since I was a little girl, I dreamed about getting a dog: what breed, what I would name it and how I would spend my time with my new best friend. I tried everything from researching prices, looking at different shelters and showing my parents that I could be responsible for someone other than myself. It got to the point to where I had given up on asking and had to accept the fact that I wouldn’t be getting a dog. Although I had given up on asking, my younger brother hadn’t. He started asking consistently for about a year and he didn’t give up. Every time I would hear him asking, I would remind him that my mom would never agree to a dog, but...
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...Love relationships can be difficult and hard to understand, just like a dog. The Art of Racing in The Rain by Garth Stein tells about the love between a dog and his family. The poem “How Falling in Love is like Owning a Dog” by Taylor Mali explains how love is like a dog. The dog in both the poem and the book represent love. This dog literature helps us to examine love relationships. In The Art of Racing in The Rain by Garth Stein and the poem “How Falling in Love is like Owning a Dog” by Taylor Mali, it is illustrated how love and dogs are a like in ways most people do not notice. Just like you do not leave your’ dog alone for very long, you cannot leave love alone for too long either. In “How Falling in Love is like Owning a Dog”, Taylor Mali uses, “Love doesn’t like being left alone for long. / But come home and love is always happy to see you” (15-16). To show that both love and dogs need plenty of...
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...some great things people do with their dogs. Most activities welcome all dogs, whether purebred or of mixed breed heritage. Some of these activities are classed as "working dog" activities, but are also done on a recreational basis, or as a public service. Some dog activities are purely recreational in nature, while others are competitive dog sports. Many of these activities may be new to you. I have chosen my links based upon how welcoming they are to the merely curious. People who play with their dog, stay with their dog. Why do dog activities matter? Why promote them? Dog activities matter because they help dogs keep their homes. When people and dogs do things together it is good news all around. Many of these activities provide the structure that helps people learn to better communicate with their dogs. The dogs have a better opportunity to learn good manners. That makes them easier to live with and less likely to be given up. The activities help people get in touch with one another to share information. That also helps people to learn about dogs, to avoid problems, and to solve them in a healthy way. The activities provide exercise in a fun way that boosts the relationship. The exercise, in turn, reduces boredom. A dog that exercises with its human is less likely to have behavior problems. A wonderful side benefit is that these activities can be a mental boost for humans and dogs alike. Do we need lessons on having fun with our dogs? All the evidence is, yes, we need...
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...Cats and Dogs Instructor Aimee Garten February 13, 3012 Our amazing planet, Earth is home to a diverse amount of humans, insects, animals and other organism which share a common bond of directly and indirectly habitation. Americans own 73 million dogs and 90 million cats. They become best friends, soul mates, family members, and even surrogate children. Relationships with cats and dogs are some of the longest and most intimate of our lives (PBS.org 2012). The saying, “A dog is man’s best friend” may hold some truth for many, but dogs are not the only animal companion people enjoy. For many individuals, a cat is their best friend. Providing a loving home to either of these animals is a huge responsibility an owner may undertake. It’s an honor and a pleasure to possess either one. Cats and dogs are the two most popular domestic animals for companionship. Cats and dogs offer their owners different amounts of companionship and personal fulfillment. When you show them love they will unconditional return that love back. Even though cats and dogs share some of the same similarities, they are truly different in many ways. The similarities, and the differences are countless between cats and dogs, however, let’s discuss what makes them similar. First, we shall examine the similarities these two beings have in common. It’s evidently that both are of the mammal kingdom and both have hair for coating. They mutually have sharp teeth, tail, four legs, and claws. Cats and Dogs give birth...
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...Why You Should Adopt a Dog Throughout history, we have found evidence that dogs played a very special role in the lives of their human companions. Dogs have left their paw prints throughout time, even in ancient civilizations. Artists have displayed paintings and drawings, showing the bond of man and his oldest companion, the dog. Ancient burial sites displayed evidence of human love for their dogs. Canine skeletal remains, were often seen with their human remains. Many ancient graves were found to have dogs buried alongside their human, with treats, providing them with a little something to snack on in the afterlife. This evidence proves man’s best friend is not a 20th century ideal, but can be traced back thousands of years. (Lobell, J. A., & Powell, E. 2010) I have such a love for dogs, and am the proud owner of 6 rescue dogs, ages one to seventeen. I had a dog as a child, and she started the love story that I have today with my canine partners. I believe this is God’s second best creation, (behind man) and at times, I feel they are His best. I adopted my first dog from the ASPCA in New York City. Micky was an abused Poodle mix, and became my first dogs as an adult. I always loved dogs, but after adopting Micky, I became an advocate for rescue, and adoption. My life was forever changed. The sad statistics show close to 2.7million cats and dogs are killed each year in our animal shelters across the US. Many people have found it necessary to surrender their pets when...
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...my daughter. We have a small family, and then we’re both females. We both wanted a dog, so we came up with several things that we would like to receive from our perspective animal. When choosing an animal, there are several things you should take into consideration before making your final choice. We wanted security, affection, attention, socialization, and enjoyment. Since we are an extremely responsible family, the Rottweiler seemed like it was the perfect fit for us. This brief essay will explain to you why we were exactly correct in the pet that we chose to make our family. At full maturity, a male Rottweiler will reach at least 115lbs.These dogs were actually bred to pull carts! The Rottweiler is normally a calm and collected, well confident, and very courageous dog. They are naturally protective of their home and family. The Rottweiler is a very strong and powerful dog. They are big enough and capable enough to knock any grown person over and drag them around. A well-disciplined Rottweiler will protect their owner(s) at all cost. As committed as you are to them, this dog is just as committed to ensuring your security and safety. Affection is real big to this eventually humongous animal. The Rottweiler love to touch and follow their owner. They are very much like little babies in large bodies. They love to give hugs and kisses, and they are very happy to embrace their owners. They love to lay their head on your lap and fall asleep. But when you move, they move! Always...
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...To inform my class why I believe that my dogs are the best friends I will ever have. Johnny Depp once said, “The only creatures that are evolved enough to convey pure love are dogs and infants.” I. I believe that my dogs are the best friends I will ever have. A. No matter what the case may be, your dog will always be excited when he or she sees you. 1. When you are gone, your dog anxiously awaits your arrival back home. 2. The minute you walk in the door, your dog will greet you with a wagging tail and copious amounts of kisses. B. Dogs can demonstrate the closest reaction to wining the lottery. 1. If something exciting happens and you are with your dog at that time, they will sense your emotion and become very excited with you. 2. If you walk in the door with a new treat or toy, your dog will react as if receiving those items is the best thing to happen to them; like winning the lottery. Transition: Dogs can provide people with joy and happiness in so many ways. II. Although some of you may not be a dog person, or an animal person for that matter, I strongly believe that dogs can put a smile on everyone’s face. A. When I am sick, stressed out, or sad, my dogs are always there to make me feel better. 1. Dogs are good at sensing emotion and therefore brings them closer to me when I need a little bit of comforting. 2. Cuddling with a dog releases the same hormones as that of a human-to-human interaction. B. Dogs have the funniest personalities. 1. I...
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...Dogs Make the Best Pets Dogs come in all shapes and sizes. From tea cup size to giant size, from long hair to short hair and even hairless. With all the different breeds of dogs there is a variety of behavior and personalities and a variety of looks. But with all this variety there is one thing that stays constant – the love and companionship a dog gives. Regardless of the type of dog you chose your little furry friend will become your best friend, your family and if you let them will become part of your heart. There is no other animal that would make a better pet than a dog, no other pet provides more unconditional love and affection, and provides more social interaction and companionship than a dog. A dog expresses love and affection in so many ways, from the affectionate licks on our face, the intimate wagging of their tails, to their hugs when you come home. I cannot think of another species in the universe other than a dog that is capable of expressing their unconditional love and unwavering loyalty. When you think of a pet the two obvious choices that come to mind are a dog or a cat. Some people may try to argue that a cat is a better pet, but a cat does not greet you at the door like a dog, nor is a cat as affectionate as a dog. A cat is more independent than a dog, they tend to come around when they need something where a dog actually identifies with their owners mood. My dog can actually sense my mood and react accordingly; when I am sick or sad my dogs lie...
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...compassion between George and Lennie, or Candy and has dog, other than that it is shown between Lennie and animals. The compassion between George and Lennie is priceless in so many ways. For example how George take cares of Lennie, even though he doesn’t have to, even though he is not smart enough. For instance, Lennie got accused of rape in weed and that caused George...
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...all dogs go to heaven!!!! DO YOU ENJOY DOGS? DO YOU LOVE TRAINING DOGS? DO YOU LOVE WORKING IN A FAMILY ORIENTATE ATMOSPHERE? IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO THOSE QUESTIONS THEN JYD KENNELS IS THE JOB FOR YOU. Company Information Junk Yard Dog Kennels is a family owned business. We have been training, kenneling, and loving dogs for 14 years. We love helping dogs who are in danger, needs more training and just need love. Structure This company has a structure like no other. We have a training area, sleeping area, feeding area and a play area, as well as a vet on call at all times. In the training area, the dogs will learn to be gentle, loving, and obedient. The trainer will teach your dog everything. He or she will know what sit, come, NO, stay and any other words you want your family pet to know. All dogs will spend 30 minutes a day in the training area until the skills are met. Feeding time is 2-3 times a day, depending on the care of your dog. For a healthy dog they will be feed in the A.M and P.M, for unhealthy pets we will give them a feeding in between the original feeding. Treats are only given when the dogs follow directives. This is one of the most important times of the day for these animals. Play area is where we allow 2 dogs at the most in the area with trainers to interact with one another. This is a skill that all dogs that come to us have to learn. Once they are able to interact with each other we will place a child robot into the area and see how the dogs take...
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...These are some reasons on why I believe in dogs. Dogs make great friends and you can I believe in dogs always trust them. They are forgiving and will always love you. I believe we should treat dogs with same amount of respect that they give us. Dogs are trustworthy and loyal to there owners. Dogs have been known as mans best friend for a long time. Dogs are strong animals and will defend you in any situation. They can be trained to defend, and do amazing things. Sometimes when you feel all hope is lost you will have a dog by your side. To help you through any crisis. Dogs will never leave you and have unlimited love they make the best defenders amid guard animals....
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... | Terrier | | has a double coat. The outer coat is wiry and the undercoat is soft | Watchdog, hunting, traveling, farm dogs | Hyperlipidemia, pancreatitis, diabetes, bladder stones | A family who has a lot of yard and wants a dog who will be on the “look out” will be perfect for this breed A family who has a lot of yard and wants a dog who will be on the “look out” will be perfect for this breed Breed/Size | Group | Head and body photo | Coat | Purpose | Breed concerns | Alaskan MalamuteWeight: Male: 85lbsFemale: 75lbsHeight: Male:25Female: 23 | Working | | dense coat that sheds very heavily | Hauling heavy freight | Hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, chondrodysplasia | A family that loves big dogs, does not have any allergies, and goes outdoors a lot will be a perfect family for this breed A family that loves big dogs, does not have any allergies, and goes outdoors a lot will be a perfect family for this breed Breed/Size | Group | Head and body photo | Coat | Purpose | Breed concerns | Great DaneWeight:Male: 120-200lbsFemale:100-130lbsHeight:Male: 30-34inFemale:28-32 | Working | | shorthaired coat is easy to groom, average shedder | Hunting, gaurding | Hip dysplasia, gastric dilatation volvulus | A family who loves hunting, wants to feel safe, and wants a tough dog A family who loves hunting, wants to feel safe, and wants a tough dog Breed/Size | Group | Head and body photo | Coat | Purpose | Breed concerns | Siberian HuskyWeight:Male:46-50Female:35-50Height:Male:21-25inFemale:20-23...
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...English 111.0016 8 September 2015 Dogs, human-like characteristics Dogs are cute, loving and playful just like little children. They seek attention and require lots of love and patience. They are like little time clocks, they know just when to wait by the door for their owner for a hug or to go potty. They are very territorial and sometimes over-protective. Dogs, like humans, exhibit emotions, often suffer from similar medical conditions or ailments and love unconditionally. One major characteristic of dogs’ human like behavior is that they exhibit emotions. For example, Barkley is a huge Bernese mountain dog. He weighs 140 pounds but is afraid of anything that walks. Although he loves the outdoors, he spends most of the summer indoors because of the heat and because he is terrified of thunderstorms. He literally cries and trembles during a storm. His owner has to reassure him that it is going to be okay. If they are watching television then Barkley is there by her foot only because he is too big for her to hold. He also sleeps in the same bedroom as his owner. Duncan is a very friendly Beagle who is also terrified of storms. His fear is so severe that his owner has to medicate him during a severe thunderstorm. Duncan is a mommy’s dog and always wants his way. He throws a fit if he is unable to ride in the front seat when they go on trips. Duncan throws tantrums often. Believe it or not, Maria Rosa is the smallest and the meanest of all the dogs. Maria Rosa is a cute but bad...
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...million dogs have homes. Despite the numbers sounding high, for every ten dogs born, only one of them will find a permanent home. Shelters are often overflowing with animals every year, mostly due to finding homeless animals on the streets. In America, of the 3.9 million dogs that enter shelters each year, 1.2 million of those dogs are euthanized due to lack of space, resources, and people willing to adopt. Each year 28 percent of the dogs in homes are obtained through purchase from a breeder. The fact that breeding is used as a business adds to the overpopulation of dogs, a problem which could be easily reduced if breeders found a better business. The benefits to adopting a dog will outweigh those of a buying one from a breeder in all aspects from prices to a sense of fulfillment....
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