Top 10 Best Therapy Dogs ( Best Emotional Support Dog Breeds ) 

I'm truly sorry for the pain you're experiencing and for the loss of your beloved pets. 🐾❤️ It's clear that they provided you with incredible comfort and companionship during difficult times, knowing just when you needed their presence the most. The bond between humans and animals is so special, and the love and support they give us can be incredibly healing. While they may no longer be physically with you, their memories and the love they shared will always remain in your heart. It's okay to grieve their loss and to feel the weight of your pain. Remember to be kind to yourself and to cherish the moments you shared together. You may not be able to replace them, but their love has left an indelible mark on your life. Wishing you moments of peace and comfort as you navigate this difficult journey. 🌈🐾

It's wonderful to hear about the positive experiences you've had with your miniature greyhound and your son's poodle. Dogs have an incredible capacity to provide companionship, loyalty, and support to their human companions, and it sounds like both of these dogs were exceptional in their roles. Poodles are known for their intelligence, trainability, and affectionate nature. They are often regarded as excellent therapy dogs due to their calm and gentle temperament. Poodles can be intuitive and perceptive, making them well-suited for providing emotional support and comfort to individuals of all ages. Additionally, poodles are often considered a hypoallergenic breed, as they have hair instead of fur, which may be beneficial for individuals with allergies. When selecting a dog breed, it's important to consider individual needs, lifestyles, and preferences. Each breed has its own unique characteristics, and what works well for one person or family may not be the best fit for another. If someone is interested in a therapy dog or a dog that can provide emotional support, it can be beneficial to research various breeds, talk to reputable breeders or adoption organizations, and even spend time with dogs of different breeds to see which one resonates the most. Ultimately, finding the right dog for therapy or emotional support depends on a combination of factors, including the dog's temperament, training, and the specific needs of the individual or family seeking support. Thank you for sharing your positive experiences with the miniature greyhound and poodle, highlighting the special qualities they brought to your lives.

That's great to hear! Dogs can make amazing companions and support animals for people with PTSD. It's wonderful that you have found two breeds that work well for you.

Am considering a German Shepard as a therapy dog. ❤ used to have a yellow lab. I enjoy larger breeds

I'm sorry to hear that you've lost your beloved dogs. Yeah, German Shepherds and Rhodesian Ridgebacks are both known for being loyal and protective breeds, which can make them great companions for those with PTSD. Irish Wolfhounds are also known for their gentle and calm nature and Labrador Retriever are known for their trainability, friendliness and loyalty, so an Irish Wolfhound x Lab would be a great companion as well. It's clear that you loved your dogs and they brought you a lot of joy and comfort.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is # 11 Laura Swann. 😉

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Omg! Lord have mercy on that Golden retriever having to endure that person petting him so damn hard and long! Dog looked like he was getting stressed out.

It's great to hear that you're considering getting an emotional support dog to help you manage your PTSD and anxiety. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are a lovely breed, but there are many other smaller breeds that may also be a good fit for your lifestyle and needs. Here are a few smaller breeds that may be suitable as emotional support dogs and that tend to do well in small apartments: Bichon Frise: These dogs are affectionate, friendly, and don't require a lot of exercise. They are also hypoallergenic, which can be helpful if you have allergies. Chihuahua: These dogs are very small and are known for their loyalty and affection towards their owners. They don't require a lot of exercise, but can be quite active and playful. Pomeranian: These dogs are known for their fluffy coats and friendly personalities. They are small and don't require a lot of exercise, but they do need regular grooming to maintain their coat. Shih Tzu: These dogs are known for their gentle and friendly personalities, and they make great lap dogs. They don't require a lot of exercise, but they do require regular grooming to keep their long coat in good condition. These are just a few examples of smaller breeds that may be suitable as emotional support dogs. It's important to research different breeds and speak with a veterinarian or a breeder to determine which breed would be the best fit for you and your lifestyle.

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Thanks for sharing your dog experience FreddyKurganNimmo. 😊

Yes. They can be used as therapy dogs as well cdLady54 _. Thanks for asking. 👍

You need a therapy dog Jessica Abukhamsin. 😊

You have social anxiety disorder. I have been struggling with this for a long time but I do have a poodle that stays by my side at all times and I work with a therapist online that helps me navigate the world it got worse during Covid and I think I left the house once in 3years I go places a few times a week now of course I still wear my mask and sunglasses lol and don’t feel extremely comfortable but I’m getting there hang on it will get better ❤️

JRT can be a therapy dog with the best training possible.

I'm sorry to hear that. BPD can be a challenging condition to live with and it's important to remember that you are not alone in your struggles. Take care of yourself and have a nice day!

Samoyed is number 11 Brittany Hamlin. Thanks for that. 👍

I thought the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was number 11. 😀 maybe samoyed it's number 12.

Thanks Marsha Jonas.👍

Yes, they are.

I got bitten on the lip by a miniature schnauzer. I still have the scar. Had to go and get stitches in my lip in hospital there was blood everywhere. I was actually really upset at the time when it bit me. It bit me because I was sitting in the front of the car and turned around to talk to it in the back seat and it bit me. So no, I don't know if I'd want one as a therapy dog.

Yep. Maltese is another therapy dog. Thanks Aditya Bhardwaj! 😀

Chihuahua can be a therapy dog.

Thanks for sharing your experience Eric Van Eck!

Therapy animals never work for one person, they only work in hospitals, schools and nursing homes with many people.

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