• S3:E2 Frequently Asked Questions (& Beyond!)

  • Mar 26 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 56 mins
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S3:E2 Frequently Asked Questions (& Beyond!)

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  • S3:E2 Frequently Asked Questions.

    So today on the Therapy Dogs Australia Podcast, we're going to make our way through our most frequently asked questions - from the list on our website and beyond, diving into a whole lot of detail.

    This episode will be useful for people who like to understand the 'why' behind the answers to most of the FAQs that we get asked. This could be Animal Assisted Therapy providers, or Therapy Dog Trainers!

    If you have any extra questions at the end, send us a message on our socials and we'll do our best to answer them for you.

    Enjoy!

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