A domesticated dog can do many creative things. I have some previous experiences of dogs being a companion for senior citizens, visually impaired people, children with autism, and functioning as watch dogs. The police, rescue team, crime detectives, etc. use the dogs for many other purposes.
When I read this report of a family using a dog to help an infant crawl, I was even more interested to recognise the potential of the canines that we are yet to use.
When Anna and I returned after five days of holidays, Daffney, our dog needed a long time to be consoled. She held on to us with both her forelimbs and insisted on being stroked and staying near to us for a long time.
It is important to use the emotional link a dog naturally develops for the further advantages.
Many children are fearful of dogs, which is unfortunate. Most domestic dogs can be trained to develop skills we want them to develop. It is a good practice for children to have contacts with dogs from early in childhood to develop a friendly disposition because dogs offer affection and companionship. I usually encourage families with young children to consider having dogs as a pet!
M.C.Mathew(text and poto)
When I read this report of a family using a dog to help an infant crawl, I was even more interested to recognise the potential of the canines that we are yet to use.
When Anna and I returned after five days of holidays, Daffney, our dog needed a long time to be consoled. She held on to us with both her forelimbs and insisted on being stroked and staying near to us for a long time.
It is important to use the emotional link a dog naturally develops for the further advantages.
Many children are fearful of dogs, which is unfortunate. Most domestic dogs can be trained to develop skills we want them to develop. It is a good practice for children to have contacts with dogs from early in childhood to develop a friendly disposition because dogs offer affection and companionship. I usually encourage families with young children to consider having dogs as a pet!
M.C.Mathew(text and poto)
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