As a literal 12 year old, I find it very immature for adults to be so rude towards people with service animals. Like, it say “DONT PET” like girl what don’t u understand

I love the one where people are kindly explaining things and talking to people it's really sweet to see kind interactions

there’s a HUGGGEEE difference between a karen complaining to complain and someone with a service dog telling you to not touch or distract their dog, people need to understand that people need their service dogs, they don’t just have them to have them

The one where the service dog was trying to find “Austin” (aka her husband) cracked me up bc the dog kept searching in aisles where there was wine and chips and junk food!


Edit: OMG TYSM FOR 400 LIKESSSSSSSS THIS IS SO MANY LIKES💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

Why don’t people understand that service dogs are working like yes they are cute but the dogs already know that they are cute they don’t need to be told

Don’t understand how people don’t find anything wrong with asking what disabilities the handler has. That’s medical information that is very personal and private.

5:19 MY FAVORITE!! The way how the dog put the medicine in the bath killed me😭😭

6:17 Bathtub meds. 🤣👏

the dog at 9:25 was like
Owner: find austin.
The dog: wine?

6:17 Drama is the perfect name for that dog, seems like such a drama queen lol

I have 2 service dogs in my house! Their names are Peep and Easter, they are the best out of all the dogs out there! I honestly do hate it when people ask ''Hey, whats your disability?'' Like frog off? And also when parents allow their kids to pet my SDs without asking and when I say ''Please don't pet them.'' They normally get mad. But the last video I had an experience similar where I blacked out while my friend was nearby, went for help, someone came and tried to pet/walk away with Peep (Easter wasn't there), but Peep didn't go and continued to help me. They eventually HIT Peep on her head, and it looked hard, she whined but by then my friend returned with security and I was ok, and the lady was arrested for animal abuse. Peep is still a bit tramatized but she's ok, but everytime we go into that store with her, she is a bit nervous. I know this happened because she has a camera on her vest. If you see a service dog, ASK the handler if you can take pictures, pet, take a video, Etc.

"find austin" goes to alcohol Austin needs an intervention lol (jk)

1:07 glitching voice lines XP

I’m a type one diabetic and one time I was in Target with my mom and we noticed that a lady had a service dog(The dog was for her diabetes),And I guess the lady noticed that I had a pump on my arm for my insulin.The very nice lady came up to us(me and my mom)and was like”I noticed that your daughter had a pump on her arm”and we were like”yes she’s a type one diabetic”and it was really cool talking to her!

16:22 I really like how the employee checks in to see if they need anything. A good example if you find a service dog and their owner on the ground, best to check in if they need any help. 👍

That dog at 26.30 did BRILLIANTLY ^_^

Seriously  no excuse for the number of handlers these days SCREAMING at strangers for 'distracting my dog'  like wtf?

Yes, it can be infuriating, whenever I'm on a bus someone will pet my dog or try to feed him or even try to call him over to them!

The clinic I go to is downright hellish, I used to allow certain staff to pet him, once in a consultation room, but then all the new staff just started petting him in the waiting room & after several months he wasn't properly focused while there, so I said it needs to stop

“Grab a water” brings bra

5:20  5:45 drama i dont need to get dressed😭😭😭

8:13 that lady was SOO nice! (To both of them!!!!)

I have a service dog, who has preformed DPT drills and non drills in stores. I can confirm that the last on is acurate and I do tell them to fuck off