Children learn animal welfare: This is how they become real animal professionals!

A new approach to promoting animal welfare awakening starts in schools! With the innovative teaching book "Tierprofi - Pets" of the animal welfare association makes school learn not only the responsibility that goes hand in hand with animal husbandry, but also important aspects of animal welfare. Since many children do not grow up in households with animals, this issue should help to convey the necessary knowledge. The booklet makes it clear that holding animals is not an easy undertaking. There is also information about illegal puppy trade and valuable tips for future dog owners. As Today, the students also learn how to recognize and avoid so-called agony. This clarification is crucial to guarantee the well -being of the animals.

In addition, the issue deals with the importance of the body language of animals. The Comic-Kater Klaro gives the children what different behaviors of their favorite animals mean and provides information on how to deal responsibly with them. For example, the children learn that social animals such as rabbits or guinea pigs should be kept in groups. Practical puzzles and actions, such as learning terms via pantomime, make learning exciting. According to OTS , the managing director of the association, Lea Mirwald, is recommended that each child will be dealt with in order to continue to deal with the topic outside of the lesson.

a motivating teaching material for young animal lovers

With the teaching book, the association not only promotes knowledge of pets, but also increases responsibility and empathy towards animals. The material developed by experts makes a decisive contribution to the safety of the children by bringing them closer to the correct behavior in dealing with animals. The updated edition is expected to reveal even more exciting secrets about the behavior of pets and thus strengthen the fossil relationship between children and animals. Information and orders can be found directly on the website of the association