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  1. 2024 WBE Cluster (ACMGEN303, ACMBEH301, & ACMGEN308)
  2. Dog Body Language & Behaviour
  3. Dog Park Activity Observations

Dog Park Activity Observations

Completion requirements
Opened: Saturday, 1 January 2022, 12:00 AM

The attached word file must be completed by each student on their own. You are required to visit a dog park and answer the following questions about dogs and body language.

  • Dog Park body language activity (1).docx Dog Park body language activity (1).docx
    16 November 2023, 2:15 PM
◄ Use objective language to describe behaviour
Online Activity: Upload your ASPCA Transcript upon completion of the How to Interact with Dogs to Minimize Stress course ►
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