Companion Pet Dog - Goldie from Joy For All

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Companion pet dog that can bark and wag his tale just like a real dog.

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Goldie, the companion pet dog, is a new exciting addition to our popular Joy For All companion pet range. He will respond differently depending on where you pet him and to the sound of your voice. No shedding fur, no messy pet bowls and allergy-free!

  • Built-in sensors respond to motion and touch
  • Feel the heartbeat with your calming touch
  • Lifelike coat and authentic sounds
  • Responds to your voice with 'BARKBACK' technology

Especially recommended for anyone with a dementia - read the supporting evidence below:

Researchers studying the effects of robotic pets on people living with a dementia found:

'companion cats enhance the well-being and quality of life of individuals with dementia living in a long-term care facility by providing companionship and interaction with their environment, which helps to reduce anxiety and agitation.'  James Madison University (12.12.2018)*

*Of course the above can be applied to the Joy For All Companion Pet Dog just as well as to the cats in the range.

The Joy for All pets have won the following awards:

  • Dementia Smart Award (2018)
  • Caregiver Friendly  Award (2016, 2017 & 2019),
  • Providence Business News 'Most Innovative Companies - Best in Business' (2018)
  • TripleTree iAwards finalist (2018).

This product differs from static comfort toys such as Perfect Petzzz in that the Joy for All companion pets have a wide range of movements and noises much more like the real thing.

Award winning product has won praise for its ability to:

  • Provide companionship
  • Increases meaningful interactions between family, staff and other residents
  • Helps stimulate conversation
  • Calms anxiety
  • Increases quality of life for anyone who is socially isolated
  • Helps improve behaviour without use of drugs

One delighted customer stated:

 "My wife of 72 years has been diagnosed with rapid onset moderate dementia. She always wanted a dog, but I knew that in our situation a real dog would demand more than we would be able to provide. When searching for robotic dogs as a novelty gift, I came across this companion pet and purchased it, if for no other reason than its realistic appearance. She has since spent hours with it every day since. 'It has a heart' she says, reacting to the beating mechanism inside. Anything that can bring such joy and happiness is something to be truly grateful for." 

Read about a clinical study regarding the benefits of robotic pets by clicking here.

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