Loyal, gentle, and intelligent—Golden Retrievers are one of the most beloved therapy dog breeds.
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Labradors are affectionate, patient, and adaptable, making them excellent emotional support companions.
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Highly trainable and hypoallergenic, Poodles are great for therapy work, especially with allergy-sensitive individuals.
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This loving lap dog thrives on companionship and is perfect for comforting people in hospitals or care homes.
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Surprisingly calm and quiet, Greyhounds are soothing therapy dogs that bring peace wherever they go.
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Tiny but confident, Pomeranians offer cheerful companionship and fit well in therapy settings for kids or seniors.
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Smart and intuitive, Border Collies can sense emotions easily and respond with empathy and affection.
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Beagles are gentle, social, and comforting dogs—ideal for emotional support and mental health therapy.
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