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An inside look at Intermountain Therapy Animals
In Utah, only dogs and sometimes miniature horses are defined as service animals.
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PRSSA campaign brings therapy dogs to BYU
The first floor atrium of the Harold B. Lee Library flooded with students waiting for their chance to pet a dog on March 9.
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Canines on campus give support to BYU students
Melissa Feuerbach pets her dog Hubbard on BYU Campus. Hubbard is a trained service dog specifically trained to perform certain tasks. (Melissa Feuerbach)
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