What does healing dog mean? Actually, the healing dog is a well-trained assistant dog that is trained to help people with disabilities, help children or the elderly, or provide them with comfort and support. They can provide safety and peace of mind...
What does healing dog mean? Actually, the healing dog is a well-trained assistant dog that is trained to help people with disabilities, help children or the elderly, or provide them with comfort and support. They can provide safety and peace of mind, help caregivers or family members and reduce their mental anxiety.
Each healing dog is a little angel sent by God to save the bipedal beast.
From the perspective of humans, National Geographic Channel in the United States once made an episode. To a certain extent, dogs are "special family members" designated by humans. In order to exchange food with humans, wolves were voluntarily domesticated as dogs. Humans appreciate their understanding ability and decided to breed them with the best. They used them as little assistants in life, and lived together for nearly 15,000 years.
Until now, many people have a sense of "partner" identity with small creatures like dogs.
Starting from the "magic" of dogs, a study of the cardiovascular system's response to mental stress was conducted abroad. The results showed that after getting along with a friendly dog, the vascular system's response to mental stress was greatly reduced.
Scientist and author Meg Almert confirmed that hugging dogs can trigger the release of oxytocin, helping us reduce stress, improve emotions, and relieve loneliness with companionship.
Professor Li Jinxiang, West China Fourth Hospital of Sichuan University, also said that the happiness brought to patients by "dog doctors" is irreplaceable by any drug. So, can my dog become a cured dog?
Cure dogs are not trained, but selected. The Asian Animal Fund, founded in 1998, is a non-profit charity with the purpose of improving the living environment of animals. For many years, it has been calling for the stop of animal abuse and advocate "equality care" to establish people's respect for animals to let more people know the benefits brought by animals.
Since 1991, Ms. Sherobinson, the founder of the Asian Animal Fund, founded an innovative animal-assisted treatment program - "Dog Doctor", which allows the "Dog Doctor" who has undergone strict examinations to bring warmth to special groups, let everyone understand the contribution and help of companion animals to humans, change people's attitudes towards animals, and improve the survival status of small animals in a way that "animals help others and themselves".
