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Facility dogs in educational programs for young children: Definition, rationale, issues, and implementation

By Mary Renck Jalongo, Faithe A. Permenter, Kristina Conrad

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Category Journal Articles
Publication Title Early Childhood Education Journal
Volume 51
Issue 6
Pages 997-1009
ISBN/ISSN 1082-33011573-1707
Publisher Springer
DOI 10.1007/s10643-022-01334-1
Author Address Jalongo, Mary Renck
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  1. Academics
  2. Animal welfare
  3. Assistance animals
  4. Children
  5. Dogs
  6. Education
  7. facility animals
  8. Human-animal interactions
  9. Interspecies interactions
  10. Schools
  11. service dog training programs