Dogs can be a student's best friend, too—especially during finals week. Thanks to the College of Social Work and Therapy Animals of Utah, registered therapy dogs often visit campus at the end of the semester to provide students, and anyone else who wants it, some good old-fashioned puppy love. Spending time with dogs is said to reduce a person's heart rate, blood pressure, anxiety, and stress levels—making it a great way to prepare for (or recover from) finals.
One More: Puppy Love Dogs can be a student's best friend, too—especially during finals week...
REALLY ! First you have the cry closets with fuzzy animals for the snow flakes having a tough time during finals. Now you have therapy dogs for them too. Whats next claims of PTSD? I hope you have some sensible students that can become captains of industry because your not getting it with this group of children. The U has become an embarrassment. I may have to rethink my annual giving to the U.
YOUR comment>> WHOA! not sure where to even begin..but just one comment..
Pet therapy dogs are in NO way associated with the University students being children..
there are COUNTLESS Pet therapy dogs that go to hospitals on campus and the ‘adults’
ENJOY and cherish the pet therapy dogs…without question..both staff and patients benefit
from seeing the Pet therapy dogs…..”because your not getting it with this group of children”
that is DEFINITELY an embarrassing comment!….Not true at all…don’t hesitate to take your
‘contribution’ elsewhere…
REALLY ! First you have the cry closets with fuzzy animals for the snow flakes having a tough time during finals. Now you have therapy dogs for them too. Whats next claims of PTSD? I hope you have some sensible students that can become captains of industry because your not getting it with this group of children. The U has become an embarrassment. I may have to rethink my annual giving to the U.
Perhaps a therapy dog would have prevented you from getting cranky.
YOUR comment>> WHOA! not sure where to even begin..but just one comment..
Pet therapy dogs are in NO way associated with the University students being children..
there are COUNTLESS Pet therapy dogs that go to hospitals on campus and the ‘adults’
ENJOY and cherish the pet therapy dogs…without question..both staff and patients benefit
from seeing the Pet therapy dogs…..”because your not getting it with this group of children”
that is DEFINITELY an embarrassing comment!….Not true at all…don’t hesitate to take your
‘contribution’ elsewhere…