DOGGY DESTRESS
METHANEX
CORPORATION
21 September 2018
Jack Poole Plaza, 1055 Canada Place
W A T C H ♥ V I D E O
WATCH VIDEO - Past research has shown that interacting with an affectionate dog can reduce stress and anxiety, and improve mood. These sessions offer even employees a chance to interact with dogs, volunteers and other staff in a relaxing setting. (Read about the research on the impact therapy dogs are making at the University of British Columbia). Methanex Corporation has invited Vancouver ecoVillage to offer dog therapy to their valued staff members.
Friday September 21st
11:30 - 1:30 pm
Vancouver ecoVillage has a rigorous therapy-dog training program, which requires several months of training and testing. The therapy dogs are re-tested annually to ensure they keep displaying temperament that shows confidence, good manners and sociability with other dogs and people. The dogs meet strict health requirements, are well-groomed and gentle at all times. They even do tricks to entertain and amuse. Most of all, these special dogs and their handlers have a therapeutic and calming influence on people in the community who have the pleasure of meeting them.
Lucy (KC Cavalier Spaniel) | Therapy Dog Team | Prince (Boxer Cross) |
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Diva (Dalmation) | Cassie (Labrador Retriever) | Danny (Shetland Sheepdog) |
Baguette (Standard Poodle) | Vita (French Bulldog) | Mac (Papillon) |
Saatchi (Shiba Inu) | ila (Siberian Husky) | Ginny (Maltese) |
Cubby (Pomeranian Mix) | Samson (German Shepherd) | Sasha (Goldendoodle) |
Stella (Sheepadoodle) | Maxi (Wirehaired Dachshund) | Max (Maltese) |
Danny, Charlie, Breeze and Mac | Mac (Papillon) | Cassie (Labrador Retriever) |
Ginny (Maltese) | Lucy (KC Cavalier Spaniel) | Gracie (Chocolate Labrador) |
Izzy (Weimaraner) |
COME MEET OUR THERAPY DOGS - THEY GIVE LOVE!
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