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The 12 pages that link to Animal-assisted therapy, each with the reason it gives.

• Comparative psychologyRelated: Research on human–animal interaction can inform the mechanisms and limits of therapeutic benefits.

• Animal trainingRelated: Trained animal behaviors can help make therapeutic interactions safe and predictable.

• Human–animal bondBroader topic: It applies structured human–animal interaction to support clinical goals.

• Companion animalBroader topic: Some companion animals are trained and included in structured clinical care.

• Siamese catRelated: Siamese cats can serve as companion animals, though suitability depends on individual temperament and setting.

• Companion dogRelated: Some companion dogs are trained to participate in therapeutic settings.

• Human–animal interactionBroader topic: It applies planned human–animal contact within clinical care.

• AnthrozoologyBroader topic: It applies research on human–animal interaction in clinical and support settings.

• Capuchin monkeyCompared with: Capuchins have sometimes been trained as service animals, a practice distinct from research and conservation.

• Bull TerrierRelated: Individual Bull Terriers may participate when their temperament and training suit the work.

• CynologyRelated: Some programs draw on interactions between people and trained dogs.

• Miniature horseRelated: Some miniature horses are trained for supervised therapeutic settings.