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Safe or Unsafe Animal Feelings

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Match the animal or picture with the correct word or feeling card. Some of the pictures show safe animals to interact with and some show unsafe animals or actions.

Animals communicate how they are feeling with their bodies. They can feel happy, sad, scared, or protective. When dogs are feeling happy, they may wag their tails. If cats are feeling scared, they may hiss and puff out their tails. If a dog is protecting his toy, he may growl. In order to stay safe around our pets and other animals, it is important to take the time to figure out how they are feeling before we interact with them.

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About Memory
language
animal feelings
companion animals
animal body language
safe or unsafe body language
 Recommended age: 8 years old
56 times made

Created by

The National Humane Education Society (NHES)
The National Humane Education Society (NHES)
United States

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Safe or Unsafe Animal FeelingsOnline version

Match the animal or picture with the correct word or feeling card. Some of the pictures show safe animals to interact with and some show unsafe animals or actions. Animals communicate how they are feeling with their bodies. They can feel happy, sad, scared, or protective. When dogs are feeling happy, they may wag their tails. If cats are feeling scared, they may hiss and puff out their tails. If a dog is protecting his toy, he may growl. In order to stay safe around our pets and other animals, it is important to take the time to figure out how they are feeling before we interact with them.

by The National Humane Education Society (NHES)
 
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