Tea's Computer Graphics - Animals

Man with guide dog, silhouette. 

How does a dog know when to cross the street?
Dogs don't see colors the same way we do and can’t read traffic lights.  The dog’s owner learns to judge the movement of traffic by its sounds.  At the appropriate time, he or she will command the dog, “forward.”  The dog will not carry out the command unless it is safe to do so.  This is called “intelligent disobedience.”

What’s the hardest part about having a dog guide?
The greatest difficulty dog guide users encounter is public interference.  For anyone to take hold of the blind person’s arm or the dog’s harness, or otherwise distract either the dog or its owner, is like grabbing the steering wheel of a car away from its driver.  If you think a dog guide user needs assistance, calmly ask if he or she would like help.  The person can then accept or decline your offer.

Source: The Seeing Eye

 Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our life whole.  (Roger Caras)

Seeing eye dog at work. 

 Flock of sheep.

 Dogs running, silhouettes.

 Five deer herds, vector format.

 Emperor Penguins.

 Mallard duck flying.

 Wild animals.

 Fox and rabbits.

 Flock of chicken.

 Teens on horseback riding trip.

 Wild geese in flight.

 Three common bird species.

 Three mallard ducks flying.

 Magpies, collection for designers.

The European Magpie (Pica pica) is a resident bird throughout Europe, much of Asia, and northwest Africa.  Its head, neck and breast are glossy black with a metallic green and violet sheen.  When the bird lands, the long tail is elevated and is carefully carried clear of the ground.

In Britain and Ireland a traditional folk song 'Magpie' records the myth that seeing magpies predicts the future, depending on how many are seen.  

One for sorrow, two for joy,
Three for a girl, four for a boy,
Five for silver, six for gold,
Seven for a secret never to be told.

 Two horse-drawn carriage.

 Black poodle clipped in various styles.

 Tiger, black and white.

 Leisure time.

 Elephant mother with her offspring.

 3-horse drawn carriage.

 Buck deer grunting silhouette.

 Deer herd running, silhouette.

 Professional dog walking.

 Set of ten dog breeds.

 Set of wild animals, collage style drawing.

 Vulture taking off.

 Girl riding horse bareback; vector format.

 American bison galloping; vector format.

 Tiger; vector format.

 Cock, illustration.

 Gorillas; vector format.

 Zebra.

 African sunrise landscape with giraffes.

 Skein of geese.

 Senior citizen driving mobility scooter, accompanied by his dog.

In 1968 a Mr. Alan Thieme in Bridgeport, Michigan, created the first mobility scooter to assist a family member with multiple sclerosis.  Mobility scooters change peoples lives for the better, giving them freedom to leave their homes independently, visit local stores, friends and get some fresh air.

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 Seeing-eye dog.

 Cat watching birds.

 Flock of birds flying off.

 Dogs playing with ball, collection.

 Swan flying off.

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 Light in the darkness.

 Birds of prey aloft.

 Red deer running.

 Nine cute ducklings, collection.

 Three cute ducklings.