DOGOTERAPY

My preschoolers like very much dog classes, which not only entertain, but also teach. Dog therapy allows us to overcome fear of the dog and deepen contact by approaching him, stroking and cuddling. It also helps to shape the orientation in the scheme of your own body and learn about the structure of the animal. Such activities stimulate several senses at the same time: hearing, sight and touch. Children have the opportunity to improve their motor skills by observing activities performed by an animal and imitating them (usually with the help of a teacher), eg walking, sitting, lying down. It is also a great opportunity to practice concentration and trigger the child's spontaneous activity towards the dog. Dogs also teach us self-confidence and self-reliance.