The work with therapy dogs in children's homes, senior centers, nursing homes, and other facilities has gained immense popularity, recognition, and professionalism in recent years. There is now sufficient literature available on the theoretical background and training; however, dog handlers often lack concrete ideas on how to effectively and diversely implement the desired therapy goals in practice. This book fills that gap by providing 77 creative ideas for therapy sessions—clearly presented on double pages and accompanied by pictograms indicating suitability, target group, time, and material requirements.