ing his body language. Most often, people don’t have any problem reading the body lan uage and the emotions. They are also quick to respond in the same Get the volunteer to confirm the emotion and …

How to Greet a Dog (and What to Avoid) Appropriate greetings are common sense. Imagine if someone greeted you the way many people greet dogs!

Canine Body Language Objective: Assist staff in assessing dog playstyles to improve safety and enjoyment in your play yards!

Sometimes very obvious and sometimes very subtle, a bird's body language can give you insight into what your bird needs and wants. Although parrots and other birds communicate through different …

A clear example of conventional body language is gesture language for people with hearing and speaking deficiency, as it is the language which is “spoken” by movements with unlimited semantics. …

Reading Canine Body Language and Safer Handling Tips for ASA Volunteers Lori Katz

Emotion Body Clues This resource is used to build understanding and identification of sensations and clues for different emotions. It can be used to support a student’s understanding of their own emotion …