Care and reading dogs on campus

Did you know that there are also dogs working on campus enhancing the wellbeing of students?

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Movi, together with Student Life, the Student Union, and the Kennel Club, have brought Care and Reading Dogs on campus to enhance the well-being and learning ability of students, as well as to promote new pedagogical methods. The dogs are part of certain courses at Movi. They can also be met outside the courses in the dog lounge O103/104 of the Oppio building on Seminaarinmäki campus at appointed times (see below).

Please sign up only if you are certain that you can participate. You can sign up for just one or maximum of three meetings. If you cannot make it, please cancel or edit your registration at (sign up on the page by using university username). If you have problems with cancelling your registration, please contact Jenni Hirvonen (jenni.hirvonen@jyu.fi).

The meetings are held in Seminaarinmäki campus in Oppio building, room O103/104. The dogs and their owners work voluntarily and they enjoy what they are doing. The dogs are trained and tested for the reading and care dog activities. All you need to do in the meetings is to show up, pat the dogs and relax. :) Please don't wear any fragrances in the meetings.

**Get to know the care and reading dogs of JYU**
	Dog	Owner
	Etti Reading dog Boxer office: O103/104	Taina
	Hemmo care and reading dog Australian labradoodle office: O103/104	Mari
	Loke care and reading dog Miniature poodle office: O103/104 IG:	Peppi
	Maisa reading dog Cavalier King Charles's spaniel office: O103/104 IG:	Eevi
	Patsy care dog Golden retriever office: O103/104	Juhani

In addition, in the campus dog meetings there are also care dogs from the Kennel Club of Central Finland:

Bella	Doris	Julle
Jymy	Kaapo	Kasper
Liam	Martta	Maukka
Nippe	Paavo	Papu
Peppi	Peppi	Saima
Sally	Sanni	Solar
Taneli	Turbo	Vuokko
Wiivi	Zorro

Just by its presence, a Reading Dog brings warmth and lightness. The dog is easy to approach and enjoys interaction with humans without ever judging anyone. Reading Dogs are trained to perform their tasks and they enjoy the work they are doing.

Katja, Kennel Club Care Dog instructor

Student and academic affairs at Movi

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