Fun fact! Some service dogs aren’t for medical conditions! Some are mental help dogs to help with panic attacks, SH, EDs, and other psychiatric disorders/issues! I’ve just got my puppy who in a few months will start his training:D
2:40 Little Note— Service animals are allowed every where (except sterile environments) so you legally can not ask a service animal to leave (almost) ever.
fun fact !! I saw a “service dog” that was off-leash, without a vest (I know these are not needed but I just wanted to share more details) in a shopping cart, and wildly barking and snapping at everyone the dog came near to :3
the thing with a fainting disorder is you do want to get on the floor. a chair is not a good idea because you can fall out of the chair and hit your head. interfering with a service dog or its tasks can result in criminal charges and heavy fines. and of course that was a walmart employee.
Every month of October my fellow neighbors decorate their houses with these cool blow ups and Everytime, I walk passed them with my dog and brother and my dog jolts away from them. It was hilarious
2:45 yes you can! You can ask service dogs to leave regardless of if they are legitimate if the dog is barking, aggressive, out of control, not housebroken, jumping on others, or things along those lines.
Im also trying for a service dog! I have autism and anxiety disorder (along with depression and su1cidal thoughts), i hope we both get what we wish for! Xx
This might be rude and a little selfish but these videos make me feel better. They help me know that I'm not alone, even as my health declines and it feels like I keep gaining medical conditions.
I love this!!! I dont see these kinda comps anymore tysm for making this!!! :D this is so cuteee also the first vid such a gud doggy ALL OF THEM ARE SO GUD :D <3 tysm!!!
I have a multipurpose service dog, (mobility tasks, guide tasks, and psychiatric tasks) and I am in high school! Just got him a year ago, he was an SD for someone else before me but wasn't specifically trained for what I needed him for so I gave him a little extra training and boom, a whole year later and I can't picture myself without him. I love him to death and would do anything for him! I highly recommend service animals to anyone with a disability that needs one!! Be warned there are some downsides, like the public access issues, some forms of harassment, the issues with fakes or pets, the staring, so it isn't the lifestyle for everyone!
I need a service dog too for adhd and my anxiety but my parents won’t let me get one so I am going to train my cat as my service cat because she is very smart and food motivated