Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT)
Canine Concierge Corporation is a community-based nonprofit charitable organization whose fundraising achievements through philanthropists, grants, sponsors, and donations will be directed towards hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, senior citizens centers, and police stations, allowing them to reserve time with our medically trained and certified animal-assisted therapy (AAT) dogs and their handlers, free of charge.
Our therapy dogs will provide a wide range of benefits, including lowering the risk and aiding recovery from heart attacks, strokes, and seizures; reducing stress, anxiety, and fear; lowering the risk of other ailments and diseases; creating calmness and lowering blood pressure; encouraging interaction and giving companionship; aiding recovery from those who have PTSD or other trauma; providing a respite from isolation or loneliness; offering comfort and reassurance; helping individuals recover from the loss of a loved one; and creating a sense of well-being and love.
What is AAT?
Animal-Assisted Therapy (AAT) | Animal-Assisted Activities (AAA)
The Best Therapy Dogs, According to Experts
https://www.newsweek.com/best-therapy-dogs-breeds-large-small-1605131
Canine Concierge Corporation has selected Golden Retrievers for AAT service.
Golden Retriever versus Labrador Retriever: Which is Better”
An A.I. Artificial Intelligence Adaptation 2023 of Original Video 2022
ORIGINAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MklSu-LyoRs&t=21s
American Kennel Club (AKC) Therapy Dog Program
Spending time with dogs can relieve stress — and help you concentrate too, scientists say
https://nypost.com/2024/03/13/lifestyle/spending-time-with-a-dog-can-help-to-relieve-stress-study/
Podcast Krista Bo (host) | CLICK TO LISTEN
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Therapy dogs are helping some elementary school students in Tennessee get better at their reading ahead of their big statewide exam. The program’s called Reading Paws for struggling students get to read to their furry friends weekly to improve focus and build confidence. Harper and Nico told CNN affiliate WSMV they love reading to a black lab named Lucas.
Harper
00:02:25
It makes me feel good because I have something that’s with me.
Nico
00:02:30
You don’t have to be scared to read it because I just picture my dog beside me and never give up.
Krista Bo (host)
00:02:35
Now Tennessee wants to train more dogs to cover even more classrooms because of how much of a difference it’s making!
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