Question

State two differences between pet and domestic animals.

Answer 1

Hint: For many years, humans have coexisted with pets and domestic animals for a variety of reasons. The distinction between domestic animals and pets is not as clear because the term "domestic animals" also includes pets.

Complete answer:

	Pets	Domestic animals
Definition	Pets are animals kept for companionship.	Domestic animals are kept for economic reasons.
Dwelling	Most of the time, pets live with humans in the home. They keep strangers at bay.	Domestic animals, on the other hand, are rarely kept in households. Only a limited number of domestic animals, such as chickens, are allowed in the home.
Aggressiveness	Pets are frequently aggressive toward strangers who enter the home. There should be a strong bond between pets and members of the household.	Unless provoked, domestic animals are rarely aggressive. Mothers, in particular, can attack humans to death in order to protect their babies.
Examples	Cats, snakes, and dogs are examples of pets.	Domestic animals include cows, donkeys, horses, chickens, sheep, and goats.
	Pets are captured from the wild to serve as companions for owners, with no economic benefits.	Domestic animals are primarily captured to provide economic benefits as food producers or farm workers.
	Pets can be bred to have various characteristics.	Domestic animals can also be bred.
	The majority of the time, pets live with humans in the home. They are defending them against strangers.	Domestic animals are rarely found in homes. Only a few domestic animals, including chickens, remain in the house.

Note: Pets are a part of our daily lives and our families. They provide us with companionship as well as emotional support, reduce our stress levels and feelings of loneliness, and assist us in increasing our social activities. They also contribute to a child's self-esteem and positive emotional development. In return, as responsible pet owners, we must ensure that our animals are healthy, fit, and receive nutritious food love and affection and proper housing and care.