In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Therapy dogs are very special dogs that go through a certification process that makes sure they are suitable for the task. Although therapy dogs are not considered service dogs, they should have many relevant qualities that make them fit to be therapy dogs. These include:  Being comfortable around all different kinds of people and dogs Being well behaved, where they won't jump, growl, or bark Obeying verbal commands from their handlers Having up to date vaccinations Enjoying being petted by strangers Walking on a leash without pulling Looking clean and well groomed Staying for hours and remaining calm When the therapy dog visits, his handler will be there with him. The therapy dog's handler accompanies him when he goes on visits. His handler, who is also his owner, stays with him and helps the dog interact with individuals.  The handlers also go through a process to make sure they are good fit for the kinds of situations where therapy dogs are needed. The handler is a volunteer, just like the therapy dog. She is there with her dog to help make others' lives better. Once the therapy dog arrives, he will play and interact with all the individuals at the institution. The individuals are allowed to play games, throw toys, pet, groom, and generally interact in many different ways with the dog. As long as the health of the individual or the dog is not at risk, the dog is able to help in any way he can.  Depending on the health restrictions of the individuals, the therapy dog's activities may change. If the dog is being used in a school or library setting, the children can read and play to the dog one on one or in a group. Once the therapy dog visit is over, you can schedule another visit with him. This should be less involved than the first visit, since you already have a relationship with the dog and the organization. If you want to make it a regular occurrence, ask if you an schedule a regular visit with the therapy dog.
Summary: Feel comfortable around a therapy dog. Know what to expect from the handlers. Play with the dog. Schedule another visit.

Problem: Article: Strong, bright lighting will make it easier for you to spot imperfections such as air bubbles, brushstrokes, dents, and bare patches. Having good ventilation is also important as some varnishes and thinners contain strong fumes, which might make you feel lightheaded or nauseous. If the fumes are too strong for you, consider opening a window or turning a fan on. The area you will be working in must be very clean and free of dust. You may have to mop or vacuum your work space to prevent dust from settling on your work and ruining it. If you are working outside, avoid windy days, otherwise tiny dust particles may land in the wet varnish and ruin the finished look. The temperature in the area you will be varnishing should be between 70 °F and 80°F (about 21°C to 26°C). If it is too hot, the varnish will dry too quickly, resulting in tiny air bubbles forming. If it is too cold or humid, the varnish will dry too slowly, thus giving tiny dust particles more time to settle onto the wet varnish. When varnishing wood, you will be working with chemicals that may be harmful if they get on your skin; they may also ruin your clothes. Before starting to varnish your wooden piece, consider wearing some clothes that you would not mind getting dirty or stained, as well as some protective gloves and glasses. You may also consider getting a dust mask or a ventilated face mask. There are many different types of varnishes available, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. Some varnishes are easier to use than others, while others are better for certain projects. Choose one that suits your project and preferences.  Oil-based varnishes, including some polyurethane varnishes, are very durable. They usually have to be mixed with a paint thinner, such as turpentine. They also have strong fumes and must be used in a well-ventilated area. The brushes you use must also be cleaned well in order to preserve them and make them last longer. Acrylic and water-based vanishes have low-odor and can be mixed with just water. They tend to dry quicker than oil-based varnishes, but they are not as durable as oil-based varnishes. The brushes you use can be cleaned with just soap and water. Spray on varnishes are easy to use. They do not require brushes and they do not need to be thinned. They must be used in a well-ventilated area, however, as they have strong fumes, which might make you feel lightheaded or nauseous. Varnishes are also available in both clear and tinted forms. Clear varnishes will allow the wood's natural color to show through while colored varnishes can act as a stain and tint the piece a specific color.
Summary:
Choose a well-lit, well-ventilated area. Choose an area that is free of dust and dirt. Pay attention to the temperature and humidity. Wear proper protection. Find the right varnish.