Stress-relieving Dogs Ease Minds of Travelers, Pilots at Busy Airports

“Aww, they’re so cute,” says a traveler who passes some therapy dogs that strut like runway models along a United Airlines concourse with their pet parents at Dulles International Airport outside Washington. The five pups, big and small, settle into a spot in a hallway. Passengers, rushing to make their flights, stop for a moment to pet these friendly, well-behaved canines whose purpose is to relieve their anxiety and lift their spirits. Meredith Kelso and her son “are actually en...

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