Research Notes on Therapy Birds
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Good therapy animals come in any size, sex, breed or mix of breeds. They need to like people, be controllable, be trained, well mannered, and of the utmost stable personality. The animal's ability to calmly accept unusual or new circumstances is one of many keys to a good therapy animal. Not every animal will like doing this activity. Birds have been shown to be good for therapy as they can communicate with the patient.
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- Contributor: Chris Miller
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- Last update: Jul. 31, 2008
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