Cruelty and violence with animals .

The cruelty practiced by humans in dealing with animals and violence against humans is common. For example, both victims (animals or humans) are living beings who feel pain and distress and may die from the wounds they will experience. Until recently, violence against children, the elderly and other forms of domestic violence not linked to violence against animals

At present, there has been a correlation between animal abuse, domestic violence and other forms of social violence. Research on the subject suggests that people who practice violence with animals rarely practice violence against humans.

Killers and persons who commit violence against their husbands or children often have practiced animal violence in the past. People who practice animal violence are not only dangerous to animals but also often dangerous to humans

Child and animal protection specialists are concerned about this link, seeing that there is a link between violence against children and animals that has some kind of self-perpetuation in a cycle of violence. One of the reasons for this link is that the individual who witnesses the various cases of violence is more and more receptive to them. Research shows that the more frequently a person gets a position, the more receptive he becomes

Psychologists recognize that participation in watching or acting against animals leads to the acceptance of the perpetrator and the viewer. "Killing and torturing animals will gradually make them beings that commit violence against humans and those who enjoy the suffering and destruction of creatures will not be able to be compassionate toward their own sex," wrote John Locke

Animal violence destroys a person's respect for the value of life. And that children who witness animal abuse are at great risk of doing so themselves. Animal abuse as an indicator of future behavior of the individual Cruelty to animals may be a warning sign about the potential for violent behavior of a person in the future. Child aggression and violent behavior towards animals may be an indicator of the future violence of the Tah child

 Child protection agencies, social services, mental health experts and educators believe that animal violence is a dangerous form of aggressive and non-social behavior and represents an important red banner that shows us the forms of aggressive behavior.

Children and adolescents may engage in animal violence motivated by curiosity, love of exploration, ventilating stress, or improving mood (in other words to relieve boredom or depression) or as a way to hurt others emotionally or may be a practice of future violence. In addition, adults may also practice animal violence in an attempt to increase their ability to tolerate pain or to increase the animal's aggressiveness (eg trying to train dogs to be more violent by using other animals) or to satisfy their sadistic desires to enjoy seeing the suffering of these animals. There is a striking correlation between the child's practice of animal violence and his adult practice

In fact, the most reliable evidence of future violence for adults is their practice of animal violence when they were children. Researchers in psychology and criminology point out that people who practice violence against animals do not stop there, but many of them turn to humans later on. Research in psychology, sociology and crime has shown that many violent people have committed a series of animal violence during childhood and adolescence

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