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A publication of Paws for Healing, Inc. celebrating its eleventh year, showcasing therapy dogs and their impact on various communities and facilities, along with training schedules and donor acknowledgments.

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How to fill out Therapy Dog Chronicles

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information about the therapy dog, including its name, breed, and age.
2. Fill out the owner’s information, including name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide the dog's vaccination records and any relevant health information.
4. Note the specific training and certifications the therapy dog has received.
5. Describe the therapy dog’s temperament and social skills.
6. Include details about the environments in which the dog has worked (e.g., schools, hospitals).
7. List any past experiences and testimonials from organizations or individuals the therapy dog has helped.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy before submission.

Who needs Therapy Dog Chronicles?

1. Individuals seeking to document their therapy dog's qualifications.
2. Organizations that require proof of a therapy dog’s training.
3. Therapists wanting to include therapy dog information in client records.
4. Potential clients looking for therapy dogs to assist with emotional support.
5. Veterinarians and pet professionals who support therapy dog programs.

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What are three qualities that would not make for a good service animal?

Dogs that are easily distracted, uncomfortable being approached or touched by strangers, or are aggressive are not good candidates. Evaluating a dog's temperament is the first step in determining if it will make a good service dog. These characteristics will help a dog become a successful service dog: Calm temperament.

How do I know if my dog can be a therapy dog?

Here are six signs your pet would be a good therapy dog: Your dog will sit/lie down/stay/recall/leave-it on command. Your dog can walk loosely on a leash without pulling. We know it's hard for dogs to contain themselves when they're excited, but therapy dogs need to be mellow pups.

What dogs can't be therapy dogs?

Pit bulls and other “banned” breeds can never be service animals. This is absolutely false. Even in cities or other areas where some breeds are banned, a service animal may be any breed of dog.

How old is Magnus the therapy dog?

Some of the most popular breeds of therapy dogs are: Golden retriever. Poodle. Labrador Retriever. Beagle. German shepherd. Pug. Corgi. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

What proof do you need for a therapy dog?

Therapy Dog Record of Visits Form (you may use the AKC form or one of your own), or, Certificate or wallet card from a certifying organization indicating the dog has made 50 or more visits or, Letter from the facility (nursing home, school, hospital, etc.)

What disqualifies a dog from being a therapy dog?

Therapy dog training offers an incredible opportunity to make a positive impact in the community, but it does come with costs that vary based on the program, location, and trainer expertise. On average, expect to invest between $2,000 and $5,000, with additional expenses for certification and ongoing maintenance.

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is Therapy Dog Chronicles?

Therapy Dog Chronicles is a documentation system or form used to record the activities and experiences of therapy dogs and their handlers in various therapeutic settings.

Who is required to file Therapy Dog Chronicles?

Handlers or trainers of therapy dogs who participate in therapy sessions or evaluations are typically required to file Therapy Dog Chronicles.

How to fill out Therapy Dog Chronicles?

To fill out Therapy Dog Chronicles, handlers should provide details about the therapy sessions, including date, location, duration, the objectives of the visit, and any observations concerning the dog's performance.

What is the purpose of Therapy Dog Chronicles?

The purpose of Therapy Dog Chronicles is to maintain a record of the therapy dog's activities, effectiveness, and progression, which can be useful for training, evaluation, and program improvement.

What information must be reported on Therapy Dog Chronicles?

The information that must be reported includes the date of the visit, location, the therapy goals, activities undertaken, observations about the dog's interaction with clients, and any feedback received from clients or professionals.