Best therapy dogs
Therapy dogs have earned a bad reputation over the last couple of years thanks to disingenuous persons trying to get free airfare for their pets. However, this does not make the concept any less valid. Dogs have a long history of helping humans, staying by their side in hard times and leading the to domestication of the animal. People need therapy dogs for various reasons. Often it is due to anxiety as petting animals has been known to reduce stress and help people through difficult times. This anxiety could be generalised, but it could also be due to PTSD, depression or a variety of circumstances.
The best therapy dogs are those which are there to help people with depression and often have the calmest natural disposition. They are usually there to help with emotional therapy, ease mental health problems and simply help people through their day to day lives. They should be good with strangers and not exacerbate emotional issues their owners might have.
The best therapy dogs are those which are there to help people with depression and often have the calmest natural disposition. They are usually there to help with emotional therapy, ease mental health problems and simply help people through their day to day lives. They should be good with strangers and not exacerbate emotional issues their owners might have.
10 breeds
Hailing from the United Kingdom, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was a favorite among royal and noble families in England. In fact, Mary Queen of Scots was escorted to her beheading by her little toy Spaniel.
Their floppy ears, characteristic wagging, sad eyes and charming personality have everyone falling...
The Dobermann, or Doberman Pinscher, is an elegant, muscular and powerful dog. The Doberman has captivated the imagination of people for many years with its compact and powerful body. Although today this breed is not as popular as it used to be.
However, few people know how intelligent and sensitive...
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a beautiful, family-oriented breed that gives excellent results in search and rescue and therapy support. These dogs are calm, docile and sociable, besides being very clever. They are not suitable for apartments or small houses, as they need lots of physical exercise and...
The poodle is one of the most well-known dogs in the world, due to their elegance, intelligence and balanced character. According to the International Cynological Federation (FCI), poodle dogs are classified into four varieties according to their size: toy, miniature, medium and standard. However, other cynological...
The Pyrenees Mountain dog is also known as the Great Pyrenees. Historically, this large and resistant mountain dog was used as a livestock guardian dog, but now they are well-loved for being wonderful family dogs.
In this Animalwised breedfile we will tell you you all the characteristics of the Great Pyrenees,...
The Labradoodle is a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Miniature or Standard Poodle. Although not officially considered a breed by any major dog expert organization, like the FCI, their popularity has warranted them an AnimalWised breedfile. Like the labradoodle’s parents, they are usually highly...
The Newfoundland, also known as "the Gentle Giant", is one of the largest and kindest dogs that exist. Although there are many myths surrounding the breed, AnimalWised want to clear these up and explain their true story, as well as the many other details you should know. If you are considering adopting this...
Despite being categorized within the group of dog breeds known as Terriers, the Tibetan Terrier differs greatly from other Terrier breeds. It does not present the character and characteristics typical of these dogs. They previously accompanied Buddhist monks in temples, but now have adjusted to life with...
Despite their name, the Northern Inuit Dog is a breed originating in Great Britain. It was bred in order to obtain a dog with the appearance of a wolf, but with the character of domestic dogs. Despite not being an officially recognized breed by the International Canine Federation, their popularity is...
Dandie Dinmont Terriers are cute, small and friendly dogs. They're part of the Terrier family as they are a mix from the Bedlington Terrier and Skye Terrier. If you're thinking of adopting one of these dogs, you've come to the perfect place!
In this AnimalWised breed sheet, we're going to tell you...