My Life Experience

When I was a child, I always dream to be a Vet, because since I can remember I always loved animals, and I always have dogs and cats and other species in the family.  The other option I had was to be a Marine Biologist because I love the sea, which is my favorite place in all the world. Also, I wanted to have an aquarium, dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitation and liberation of marine life, so that species that are in danger have where they can be taken care of and ofter returning to their home, the sea. I decide to be a Vet because my lifestyle revolves around animals and being a vegetarian and animalist, I also decided because I get along much better with animals than with people, I have a certain rejection towards the human being and I think if I can make a change, I will, at least the animals will have someone to fight for them. My university experience so far has been very beautiful and full of knowledge, I have learned a lot by volunteering at the small animal cli

What is your opinion about immigration? Letting foreigners enter our country is good for two things, first because people who come from other countries, most of them need to find economic stability, there are people like Haitians who have nowhere to sleep or eat, where they can receive both things and with tasks that not everyone does, and second, because it is time for the world to continue to globalize and understand that we have to be tolerant, since ancient times people are racist when in reality there has never been an original race, we are all hybridized other immigrants throughout history, on the other hand, Chile should have an immigration policy that not all immigrants come for work, if not that they come for traffic, or people traffic and that is what needs to be improved. Letting people take advantage of a good quality of life is not bad, we must respect each other because one day we might have to emigrate from our country for a better future and we would like to be welcom

Cows Five most common pathologies of cows 1) Mastitis: Mastitis, or inflammation of the mammary gland, is the most common and expensive disease of dairy cattle in most parts of the world. Despite stress and physical injury, inflammation of the gland can be caused, infection by invasive bacteria or other microorganisms (fungi and viruses) are the main causes of mastitis. Cow with mastitis                           Healthy cow 2) Babesiosis: Bovine babesiosis is a febrile disease transmitted by ticks and caused by one or more protozoan parasites of the genus Babesia that is generally characterized by extensive erythrocytic lysis leading to anemia, jaundice, hemoglobinuria and death. 3) Brucelosis: Bovine brucellosis is a contagious disease of cattle, It is also transmitted to man. It produces abortions, placental retention and production of weak offspring. It is spread by licking infected areas, eating infected grass or consuming milk that is also infected with the virus, f

                My Recommended Dog Breed Maryland's state dog is the most independent and toughest retriever. In fact, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers' ancestors were shipwrecked on the Chesapeake Bay coast. These dogs are strong, intense, and built for endurance. As their name suggests, these dogs excel at water retrieving. Chesapeake Bay Retrievers (or “Chessies,” as their fans call them) are tough, powerful, and muscular. They are reliable working dogs who have even been trained to sniff out explosives! An American original, this large and high-energy breed can grow to between 55-80 pounds and lives an average of 10-13 years. The breed is recognized by the American Kennel Club and classified as a member of the Sporting group. FAST FACTS AKC Recognized :   Y Breed's Original Pastime:  Water retriever Origin :  USA Breed Group :  Sporting Average Lifespan :  10-13 years Size :   Large Bark Factor :  Moderate Vocabulary 1) jogger: A dog that runs at slow pace /spanish: