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Accesibility of Canine therapy in Southbohemian Region
VOJTĚCHOVÁ, Kristýna
The aim of the bachelor thesis is to map the availability of canistherapy in the South Bohemian Region and compare canis therapy services according to predetermined criteria. The theoretical part explains the concept of canistherapy and presents the development of canistherapy in the world and in the Czech Republic. It describes the various methods and forms of canistherapy. It introduces the preparation for the practice of canistherapy, which begins with a suitably selected dog, its training and ends with passing the canis therapy exam of the entire canistherapy team. The conclusion of the theoretical part points to the use of canistherapy in special pedagogy for pupils with visual, auditory, mental, physical, combined disabilities, for pupils with epilepsy, autism and ADHD. The aim of the practical part is to introduce individual canis therapy organizations and free canis therapists. At the end, the individual canis therapy facilities are recorded and compared in a table according to the criteria. Questionnaire and interview methods are used to achieve the goal. The result of the bachelor thesis is a comprehensive overview of available canis therapy services in the South Bohemian Region.
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Canine service as the other component of the IZS
Korecký, Petr ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Vilášek, Josef (referee)
Title: Canine service as the other componet of the IZS Objectives: The aim of thesis is a summary of the activities of professional and volunteer cynologists cooperating with the components of the integrated rescue system. Clarify the content of individual components and indicate how much they contribute or are involved, the terms and conditions to be met in order to be used. Methods: Was used method of collecting data - gathering information from available sources. Further research method was used - searching for information from available sources, study them and list this information as a result. Results: It was created by an overview of the components and organizations engaged in cynology what extent they are used, what conditions they must meet in order to be deployed within the IZS intervention. Keywords: rescue, cynology, dog, handler, search by person
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Canine service as the other component of the IZS
Korecký, Petr ; Fiala, Miloš (advisor) ; Vilášek, Josef (referee)
Title: Canine service as the other componet of the IZS Objectives: The aim of thesis is a summary of the activities of professional and volunteer cynologists cooperating with the components of the integrated rescue system. Clarify the content of individual components and indicate how much they contribute or are involved, the terms and conditions to be met in order to be used. Methods: Was used method of collecting data - gathering information from available sources. Further research method was used - searching for information from available sources, study them and list this information as a result. Results: It was created by an overview of the components and organizations engaged in cynology what extent they are used, what conditions they must meet in order to be deployed within the IZS intervention. Keywords: rescue, cynology, dog, handler, search by person
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Special requirements canistherapeutic dog during his training
TOLKNEROVÁ, Denisa
The thesis is focused on the process of training of a dog, with subsequent completion of canistherapeutic exam, and deployment of the dog to his duties. Since the dawn of man, dogs helped man with various tasks. As the knowledge of dogs progressed, there were attempts to employ it for therapeutic purposes. Dogs began to take on their function as assistants to handicapped patients. With this function, the universal method of canistheraupetic training began to be implemented. The basis of this training is to expose the dog to situations, where its ability and willingness to cooperate with both the trainer and the client would become clear. 8 races were studied, 4 retrievers and 4 terriers. It was examined, how each race would be compatible with canistherapy training. Specifically the willingness to cooperate with the owner, the reaction to other dogs, other persons, and special situations. Based on the observation it was found, that terriers have encoded a strong trait of dominance in them, which has reflected on their response to the training. One of the interesting facts found is that otherwise peaceful races, such as retrievers, have shown aggression towards other dogs. This could have been caused by the fact, that these dogs do not have a traceable pedigree, and thus there were traits inherited, which would not be a part of a controlled pedigree.
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