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Originally Posted by scrapindee They don't need to be fixed to be therapy or service dogs. |
I don't think a dog need to be fixed for either.
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Service dogs are important to those people with disabilities. The key word is disability. Service dog serves the disabled.
Therapy dogs work with a health-care professional as part of a treatment plan. Dogs that do visitation are also commonly called "therapy dogs".
Sometimes people get these 2 confused. I included this in this post just incase someone reading this is wondering what is the difference between and therapy and service dog.