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They should have non-violent prisoners train service dogs!

which breed

I absolutely loved this one.

Comments off for your propaganda delusion and tranny lies.

Newfoundland My whole family included my 2 aunt's we apply for virtual immigration but We still haven't received an email from the Newfoundlanders, it's been 3 months, please let me know

this guy is a multimillionaire------poor baby

Isn't it 2.50 in Nova Scotia.

What happened to the rest of the show ?

I have a German Shepherd therapy dog who visits hospitals, schools etc. She provides a service to the public, not me. A therapy dog classification has nothing to do w s Emotional support dog. They are totally different. A therapy dog has to be retested every few years for very specific tasks. A private person with a disability training their own dog with no oversight does not make sense. There is no certification, no guidelines. A therapy dog is certified w a organization that also insures that dog.,A service dog supposedly provides necessary medical support with no testing, no insurance????

Fantastic girl, looking after her mum ❤

I need a service dog. I suffer pain 24/7, im diabetic, i have balance issues. I fall alot. I cant bend down without falling or suffering extreme pain doing it. But I cant afford it. Im also a veteran

When I trained my first service dog, people didn't respect her at all. There was never a day that she wasn't almost mobbed by many people, especially kids! Now I am starting my third one, just a year plus old pup. It's amazing how people have come to acknowledge and respect service dogs in this short of a time. Seldom does anyone approach her now without asking permission. Service dogs have come such a long way! I have always trained my dogs to go in and off duty. They all seem to do better if they get a few minutes I just be able to say, "hi." ❤

Can any professional trainer give the ADI public access test? Since no “certification”required .

A great combination of work and assistance,which ultimately helps people in need who really need a service dog 💚🐾💎🐾.Good luck 👍

Wendigo is adorable.

Average oil platforms bring in 2.5mil per day, making that just under a billion per year. Judging by the fact that this one is much bigger than average I can assume it’ll rack in more barrels of oil per day. I’d say give them a decade and they’ll break even lol

Bravo for both of you ❣️

That was a super cool weather event

Most important is making sure the dog behaves properly out in public and around other service animals especially.

I’m doing the same thing, I’m currently training my dog to become a service dog for me. I suffer from autism, anxiety and occasional seizures so I’m looking forward to having her by my side :,)

Good luck with you

Good Job

Sounds likemine i have ehlers danlos hypermobile

Every time I check this is always night time. Its currently almost 1pm in alberta. Would make it almost 430 in st johns. The sun isnt down yet.

That doggo is such a sweetheart. And so calm for a boxer. Must be the other breed she seems to have in her (mastiff, maybe?). Bold choice, using a bully breed as a mobility dog. They're pretty prone to hip dysplasia, and thus aren't often suited to mobility tasks.

I often have mobility issues despite only being 16 years old. I often get chronic pain in my ankles and knees and i'm never really not in pain. It been a long 2 years of trying to get a diagnosis with no luck and i'm often finding myself unable to walk or struggling to walk after long or sometimes short periods of walking and/or exercise so I always have to hold onto railings and even my mates to be able to get to places like classes at school. I also have severe anxiety and mild autism as well as severe dizzy spells that have left me on the floor not knowing at all how long I had been there or what had happened so the idea of a service dog has crossed my mind but due to my parents not entirely believing me about my struggles with mobility due to my young age as well as doctors and specialists not being able to find a diagnosis, i'm nervous of bringing it up to them. I do all the training and looking after regarding our current dog who is only a little over a year old and seeing this video has made me think I could begin further training him in obedience and maybe making him a service dog regarding my anxiety and autism as they affect me heavily daily but due to him not being big enough to help me in terms of mobility... I don't know whether to bring it up to my parents about training my dog to be a service animal despite his size or bring it up about getting a service animal. Any ideas on what I should do?

If it means so much to the dog to kiss the persons face why do these people turn their head? Its the least they can do.

Everything is about money now a days is a miracle we aren’t being charged to breath the polluted air.I am glad that no laws obligates you to take your dog to a trainer cause if so that’s oils be a scam money drainer.

I suffer with depression, anxiety, and seizures so I have an ESA bunny and for a service animal I wanna get a dog.

No toys and no playing when the vest is on. So important!!

How do they build it like if it was growing??

What kind of dog is that?

Help me

I got my 4 month old shepherd collie mix a few weeks ago. I was planning on him being a pet but his temperment would be great for service work and he could bring back some independence. I have CPTSD, major depressive dissorder, possible connective tissue disorder, chronic pain, and dizzy spells. Im mainly hoping he can learn to pick up on my dizzy spells as thats one of my most quality of life impacting disablilities. I have a yorkie that has naturally detected it but she could never be a service dog due to aggression issues. Plus she isnt large enough to help elevate my legs or preform dpt. I love her to death but my new dog sure is going to help me a lot. My yorkie brings me a ton of emotional support though and helps me so much with my depression

I am almost 14, and I am xurrently going through the process of getting an anxiety disorder diagnosis, and I am looking into getting a service dog rather than medication if its really as severe as we assume it is. I found somewhere where i can pay less than 500 to get online classes on how to train a dog. Is this an ok and legal option?

I love dogs so much there are no words to express it. ❤ The are just magnificent creatures! Truly magnificent. I love your dog! She is just so calm and intelligent.

I would love to train my dogs to fetch pill bottles. But they'd eat the bottle before giving it to me lol.

I want to know how you got that handicapped door button? I did train my current service dog years ago time to start training up a new puppy. I have a tendency to fall and break myself.

Is this service in Alberta as well?

what a good baby

I needed this information so bad, because I don’t have the money to get a self trainer, and I have a dog. So I am going to talk to my doctor about the permission

I need help with this

I love your attitude and I love your dog

I’m 14 and I suffer from CPTSD, severe anxiety, moderate clinical depression, and dizzy spells. For the past few months I have been doing tons and TONS of research on service dogs. I just recently talked to my parents about it and I’ll have to pay for it all. So owner training is really my only option. Sadly I have no way to earn money to get the dog, for food for the dog, and for any possible vet bills. Does anyone know what I should do? Ik there are other ways to cope with my issues that a therapist could teach me but my dad pulled me out of therapy for a while and yeah… any ideas?

My heart goes out to Pratt. I recently got a poodle puppy whom I'm training as a service dog for mobility as well. It's always inspiring to see others stepping up and deciding to make the difference in their own life that needs to be made rather than relying on others. On her own, she created her independence.

I don’t have a dog because the apartment I live in doesn’t allow pets, and my parents are busy most of the time. When I actually get a dog, I might train them to help with my anxiety. I have a fear of crowds, public speaking, and basically mostly anything that involves with a lot of people. It might even take more than 5+ years to move out of this crappy apartment. First thing im gonna do is decorate my room and get a dog. I might also want a cat too 😃 Edit: I’ve got a dog now 😄

After being told that my Task Trained for medical condition, ESA Dog they many Service Dog Facilities stigmatized me said I had to get rid of my ESA that was tasked Trained if I wanted their Service Dog, and if your a civilian your on a waiting list, while a Veteran with PTSD or Medical Condition get to go above the line skip in front of civilians on a list, so 1st come 1st served and financially assistance by government for them. However if your a civilian you don't have that same equal right. So many like myself had no choice I have Hypoglycemia Sugar and Protein dropand Hypoklemia Potassium drops, which affects my Coordination, Heart, Kidneys. My Service Dog in training is 8months and in puppy Rebel stage but just means additional work. Unfortunately I get harassed because people are ignorant thinking only certain breeds are a Service Dog, and that unless you have a vest on the dog and it has a Service Dog Facilities logo your not legit and it's frustrating with the double standards of policing who people think are legit and aren't based on what the breed is, and if the have a vest on, are leashed which in some cases can prove task training interference and get in way so the dog is needed to be off leash to do its job, or if the vest has no Service Dog Facility Logo you get people lashing out, over reacting and saying your not legit, you don't look disabled, the breed is not recognized by them etc......etc.... it sets those in Public Access Training back with people being like that when your out and about.

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