House of Paws

24/11/2020

After our first successful workshop on Animal Assisted Therapy which was an in depth workshop on AAT for 3 days we now have a 1 day workshop to give interested people a glimpse into what AAT is all about.
PARTICIPANTS WILL GET AN OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND THE IN DEPTH WORKSHOP FOR A DISCOUNTED PRICE!
Kindly PM or send a WhatsApp message on 9961176265 for registration details.

16/08/2020

We had two wonderful sessions for new/ would-be pet parents. A few people came in person and the rest attended online. The sessions were conducted with one beagle and one husky puppy. Nihal and Dr. Rex from the Psychology House were the facilitators for the sessions. More of these coming up soon.

14/08/2020

Wish to know more information about Animal Assisted Therapy? Its benefits and much more? Check this page for more details.

13/08/2020

Hello guys. Last few slots remaining!! You have the option to participate online as well. You'll get to see first hand how it is dealing with a beagle puppy and a husky puppy. Nihal Narayan is the go to guy for dogs. Dr. Rex Jose Joseph is a PhD in Psychology and have a center for psychological services of my own where I provide animal assisted therapy. We both have dealt with different breeds and ages of dogs. We'll be showing you how to deal with a new puppy and what are the things to be taken care off. Sign up soon!

02/08/2020

30/07/2020

Happy International Friendship’s day to all my furry friends out there! ❤️

21/07/2020

Meet Thor, Our Thera-pup who loves children!
Thor is a certified therapy dog, who is trained to help children with various needs.

What is different about therapy dogs?
Therapy dogs are trained in such a way so that, they ease the situation between the therapist and the child, by adding fun and laughter!

Detailed information coming up in the next post! Follow us for more :)

17/07/2020

Thor ❤️

17/07/2020

Yes please! 😍

09/07/2020

This is Arshleen Kaur's story! Whats yours?

07/07/2020

‘You should have looked at my Mother’s reaction when we said we want to bring home a dog. It was an absolute disregard. However, given the majority of votes in the family, we managed to convince her. On November 19th, 2017, a 28-day jittery little pup was brought home. To this day, we are thankful for whatever it took to have this little fellow in our lives, who we call, Ollie!
Ollie has added such joy and happiness in our lives. Three years now, Mom and Ollie are inseparable and cannot sleep peacefully without each other. Ollie has naturally helped us get closer to each other. Ollie has now rightfully taken a place of a brother in our lives, a brother we hoped we could have.
Any depressing, exhausting day, this boy never fails to cheer you. With extreme love for food and his notorious pranks, Ollie will be the most satisfying and the right decision I could have ever taken. My mother loves and takes care of him more than any of us. Be it any plan for the future or the day, Ollie plays an important role in the implementation.
In a nutshell, Ollie has made us united and happy human beings’. - Nirali Bohra

Shreeya Bohra Sunitha Bohra Tisha Bohra :)

07/07/2020

06/07/2020

“ I don’t think there ever was a period in my life when we didn’t have dogs in our home. My dad and I are suckers for those floofy patooties and could never say no to a pup who needed a forever home. At one point we had six dogs at once. Did we drive our mum up the wall? Yes, yes, we did.

I never had friends while growing up. Moving to a new city every two years can either make you an extrovert or turn you into a socially anxious recluse. The latter happened to me. But when I look back, I realize that the lack of friends didn’t really affect me because I always had my dogs to come home to. When I became an adult, who was adulting (read working, living alone and battling depression), my only saving grace was my doggo. I have three of them – Hazel, Amber and Timber, and Hazel was living with me. On days when I couldn’t even get out of my bed, Hazel would cuddle with me, not leaving my side. Or if I was visibly upset, she’d distract me. Trust me, you really cannot wallow on your sorrows when you have a dog with you. And nothing can beat the feeling of warmth and love that you get when you come home to a wagging tail and wet, sloppy kisses. My dogs have made it easier for me to work with my mental health, and it’s only because of them that I’m in a good place right now. “ - Serena James

02/07/2020

"Like they say ‘Dogs are man’s best friend’ it happens to be very true but, I would say dogs are more than a friend to a human. I don’t think any human would be so happy when he meets another human but when they happen to meet a dog they forget all their problems and issues and they have a glow on their face I guess according to me dogs are a perfect happiness capsule for humans. Humans tend to have a lot of pressure on them but at the end of the day all they need is a peaceful sleep and happiness to end the day with, after a long day of pressure in this competitive world when I come back home I love to see that one beautiful animal running towards me with that happiness on his face more than my parents. My pet makes me forget all the sorrows I had or even if I’m having the worse day of my life few hours with my dog makes me the most happiest person on this planet, not being attached towards anyone other than my pet has made me realise how valuable true happiness is when it comes with great loyalty and from one such creature who will never stop loving you.

In today’s world depression is one of the main thing that people are suffering from. All they require is some kind of attention and happiness in their life and who other than a Dog can give all of this to them? I would say dogs are the best therapist than human beings, speaking from personal experience. Even tho they can’t speak a word but, one smile of theirs resolves our mental situation and what else does a person need in life other than peacefulness and happiness?" - Rahul Sadesh

02/07/2020