Safe and Sound

Welcome to the latest update in Junior Journal.
Today Ginty your journalist is interviewing Sashi from the Kennel Club about
their education initiative "Safe and Sound."

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Good day everyone first of all let me introduce Sashi from the Kennel Club.
Sashi's job is to teach young humans how to behave around us dogs so that
we prevent misunderstandings and accidents. Could you please tell us all
about your code.

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Hello children and adults. As we know from the news there has been a number
of stories of dogs biting children. Well I have got together with my human friends
at the Kennel Club and we have made a list of twenty things for human children to do
when they are around dogs. We don't mean to hurt you but because our teeth are so
sharp and your skin is so soft sometimes if we get frightened accidents happen.
If you go to this place on the computer ->

( http://www2.the-kennel-club.org.uk/sashi_code/ )

you will find my list called "The 20 Paw Plan."

When you have learned the 20 things you can then play the game at ->

( http://www2.the-kennel-club.org.uk/safe_and_sound.html )

If you get all the "safety stars" and no "bite marks" during the game
you will be awarded a certificate.

Your parents and your teacher can go to this place on the computer. ->

( http://www2.the-kennel-club.org.uk/teachersNotes/sas_teachers_notes.pdf )

Here they will be able to find a lot of things that they can teach you.
Even how to speak dog, so that you will know when we are telling you
that we do not want you to touch us because we do not want to play.

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Thank you Sashi and Ginty. I hope all the children and adults reading this visit
Sashi's computer places and learn all the things that she is talking about so
that we can understand each other better and stop uneccessary accidents.

Thank you for visiting "Junior Journal."

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