Yes, they can; I know of several dogs who were originally terrified of strangers and ended up
as great therapy dogs.
Not exact matches
An interesting twist: The
dogs in the experiment that had received training
as service /
therapy dogs showed
greater caudate activation for the scent of a familiar human compared with the other
dogs.
The puppy, who will weigh over 100 pounds when full - grown, is in training
as a
therapy dog and is a
great incentive for children to read.
Today the breed continues to excel in the field but they are also
great at obedience, agility, rally, tracking, search and rescue, flyball,
as therapy dogs, or just about anything you care to train them to do.
I truly believe that the standard schnauzer because of their size (most
therapy dogs in our unit have been very large such as Great Danes, Labrador Retrievers and Bernese Mountain Dogs) will be less likely to intimidate those children who might be a bit wary of one of the larger bre
dogs in our unit have been very large such
as Great Danes, Labrador Retrievers and Bernese Mountain
Dogs) will be less likely to intimidate those children who might be a bit wary of one of the larger bre
Dogs) will be less likely to intimidate those children who might be a bit wary of one of the larger breeds.
These characteristics contribute to their excellent performance in obedience and agility competition and makes them
great as hunting
dogs, guide
dogs,
therapy dogs, and for search and rescue work.
Our puppies are bred for wonderful dispositions and temperaments to provide
great companionship and use
as family pets,
therapy dogs, seeing eye
dogs and of course, hunting companions.
Today, many service
dog organizations around the world breed and train labradoodles
as guide
dogs and
therapy pets, but the
dogs have also gained
great popularity
as family pets.
The remarkably gentle
Great Danes also work
as therapy dogs.
Our puppies are bred for wonderful dispositions and temperaments to provide
great companionship and use
as family pets, service
dogs,
therapy dogs, conformation and hunting companions.
Borador's Bamboo was a
great dog, especially at my school, where he became the resident
therapy dog - mostly
therapy for me,
as those were the years of desegregation and times were tough in a big urban school district.
Mild - mannered breeds like the Labradoodle make
great therapy dogs, but that is not all they are good for — they can also be trained
as guide
dogs.
The CGC award is a
great next step to continue training after Foundations,
as well
as a prerequisite for many
therapy dog groups.
Dogs are heroes in so many ways whether
as a search and rescue
dog,
therapy dog, agility champion or
as the world's
greatest companion.
The
Great Pyrenees is proving itself very versatile, gaining fame
as therapy dogs, rescue
dogs, and many activities with its human companions.
Their wonderful personality makes them
great care and comfort
dogs and they are often used within hospitals
as therapy dogs, particularly for children.
I've had two of the latter and they were wonderful family pets and made
great therapy dogs as they loved people and were sensitive to their moods.
This is why they are;
great family pets, ideal for hunting, used
as therapy dogs, exceptional service
dogs such
as drug detection and aiding the blind... the Labrador is a breed that offers us, humankind, the opportunity to better our own lives.
Today these energetic pooches do
great in search and rescue, and
as therapy dogs.
This makes him a
great candidate for competitive sports such
as agility, flyball, and obedience, and they make
great therapy dogs.
# 7 They make
great service
dogs Being trained
as a service or
therapy dog is no longer limited to just purebreds.
This is
great for
therapy dog training -
as DT has medical equipment, stability balls, and all that a
dog will encounter in the real world.
Boxers can be trained
as therapy dogs due to their
great ability to interact with people.
DogTime refers to this breed
as the «Velcro Vizsla» because they are such a dedicated companion, a trait that may make them a
great therapy dog or running partner.
Many of our english & french bulldogs do acting, modeling &
therapy work themselves:) They make
great therapy dogs as they LOVE meeting people and they make everyone smile:) However this is just a beloved hobby that we have a passion for.
Kat, my own thinking is it's not so much where you got the
dog,
as what his / her early socialization was (with a few notable exceptions, most
dogs with little appropriate early human contact will not be stable enough to be
therapy dogs, though they might make
great pets).
They are not only known
as great hunting companions and accomplished Field Trial and Hunt Test Competitors, but have done well in the show ring, obedience and agility trials, Search and Rescue (SAR), bomb and drug detection, sledding, and
as human patient
therapy dogs.
This could also be a
great time to look into getting your
dog certified
as a Canine Good Citizen or
therapy dog to help others.
In addition, due to their high intelligence, trainability, and
great looks, this breed has become a popular choice for use
as therapy dogs, athletic competition, herding trials, drug sniffing, service
dogs as well
as search and rescue.
Those for whom this
great expense is not assumable should know that some medical
therapies are available, though they are by no means
as reliable
as the pacemaker approach and
dogs may suffer significant side effects from their use.