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Originally Posted by wolf
I don't know how the reader benefits from the absurd comment about dolphins. I can easily experience the therapeutic benefits of having a dog in my apartment. I don't have room, or the fish budget, to keep a dolphin. Most pet therapists can't either. And they're hard to crate up to carry in to a hospital for the patients to enjoy.
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Dolphin therapy is a burgeoning industry. Semi-local places like Sea World will sell you one-on-one hours with their various animals at a steep rate, and if you want to go a step further you can travel to dedicated "clinics" in the Caribbean and such. I have a magnet for one place on my fridge (got it for free somewhere, and I can always use extra magnets.)