Dogs can tell who is good and who is bad person
Animal-assisted therapy, commonly known as pet therapy, offers numerous advantages for human well-being. Guided by a pet therapist who facilitates interaction, these sessions create a natural and judgment-free connection between humans and animals. The result is a deeply relaxing and rewarding experience.
For both adults and children, spending time with animals can enhance overall quality of life and even help address psychological challenges. The benefits of this therapy include:
- Encouraging social interaction and communication
- Reducing stress, anxiety, and loneliness
- Boosting memory and cognitive function
- Enhancing motor skills, as well as spatial and temporal awareness
- Supporting language development and cognitive processing
- Promoting emotional expression
- Strengthening self-esteem and confidence
- Helping individuals adjust to new environments
From detecting dishonesty to offering emotional support, dogs are more than just pets—they are remarkably perceptive and compassionate companions.
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