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Dallas The Service Doodle
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Приєднався 6 лип 2019
My name is Bri, and I have an owner trained service dog named Dallas. I made this channel to spread awareness for invisible disabilities and service dogs. I also want to add positivity to the service dog community.
What to know BEFORE getting a service dog
Getting a Service Dog is a huge decision that should not be taken lightly. Getting a service dog is also not something that happens over night. I made this video for anyone considering getting a service dog to make living with a disability easier. This video will hopfuly help you realise that having a service dog is not all fun and games, and is a major lifestyle change that come with many positive and many negatives as well.
Informational play list: ua-cam.com/play/PLl2_c0UVrvcs9lIns4cq8zUe2soy-pkX2.html
ADA.gov on service dogs: www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/
Informational play list: ua-cam.com/play/PLl2_c0UVrvcs9lIns4cq8zUe2soy-pkX2.html
ADA.gov on service dogs: www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/
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Відео
Service Dog for POTS
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I have gotten a lot of requests to do a video on how a service dog can help with POTS. In this video, I show all of the tasks that Dallas has been trained to do to assist me with my POTS. I hope that this is a helpful video for anyone who is thinking about training their dog to help with POTS, it will give you some ideas that maybe you didn't think of. If you don't have a service dog I hope thi...
What to do if a Service Dog walks in!!
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This video is anyone who works at an establishment that does not allow pets. Now days there is a big issue with people bringing untrained dogs into places they shouldn’t be. Some people will try to say their dog is a service dog when really the dog is not. Most people feel that there is nothing they can do or ask to a service dog handler. This is not true. After watching this video I hope you c...
Service Dog Training // At Target
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Dallas is a fully trained service dog. However, training never stops. Life has been a little busy and Dallas hasn't been out an about as often as she used to. Due to this she has regressed in her training. Mostly I notice that she has been more nervous while in public which is very unusual for her. I was lucky to have a friend come and work on training with me, but I made a vlog out of it so I ...
How to answer RUDE ?'s // Service dog edition
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When I go out with my service dog I get a lot of questions and comments. Some of which are rude and inappropriate to ask a stranger. So in todays video I will share some helpful advice on how to answer those rude questions and comments.
How to train Anti-Theft
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I have been getting a lot of questions about how I trained Dallas "Anti-Theft" and why it is important as well as some things that can go wrong. So in this video I wanted to cover all of those questions and teach y'all how you can train your dog "Anti-Theft" What is "Anti-Theft"? This is a skill that you can train your dog so you can tell them to "Stay" in one place while you leave or walk away...
What is POTS // postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome
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I struggle with POTS and it is a condition that a lot of people do not understand. POTS is a condition that can turn into an invisible disability. So because you cannot see what POTS does to the body I thought I would explain it in a video to give you a basic understanding of what it is and how it affects the body.
Service Dog Meet Up // 11 dogs at the mall
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I hope everyone enjoys this video and is able to see what a service dog meet up looks like. Dogs are not perfect even highly trained service dogs.
Service dog Vocabulary
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This is a great video to watch if you are learning about service dogs or are new to the service dog community. I hope that you find it interesting and informative and learn something new! For more questions on service dogs visit www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-faqs/
Service dog Gear haul // update
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I am so exited to show y'all my gear collection! I really hope that you enjoy it. I put on the bottom of the video the names of the places where I got each item so that you can go look at those shops as well if you are interested in any of their things.
Flying with Service Dog//2022 DOT rules
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Flying with Service Dog//2022 DOT rules
Service Dog Public Access Expectations
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Service Dog Public Access Expectations
Disney Hollywood Studios // With Service Dog
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Disney Hollywood Studios // With Service Dog
Universal Studios // with service dog
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Universal Studios // with service dog
Flying with Service Dog // First Time!
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Flying with Service Dog // First Time!
Going to Universal Studios & Disney world // PACKING for service dog
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Going to Universal Studios & Disney world // PACKING for service dog
Service dog laws/ everything you need to know
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Service dog laws/ everything you need to know
Bringing service dog to school // TIPS
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Bringing service dog to school // TIPS
STORY TIME: How I got my service dog
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STORY TIME: How I got my service dog
Service Dog ACCESS ISSUE // how to handle it
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Service Dog ACCESS ISSUE // how to handle it
welcome back i missed you !!!
Thank you!
When people ask me why I need my assistance dog (Australia’s term for service dog) I reply “for my disability” 😂
Same! I always just say “I have a disability and she’s trained to assist me”. Sometimes they just say oh okay. Other times they look me up and down and rudely inquire that I don’t need a service dog and ask for me to share what my disability is🙄
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 that’s when I just say “luckily I Legally I don’t have to prove to YOU that I need him. What health problems do you have?”
Welcome back! I am going to college in January with my service dog in training. He is my 3rd, I've been training dogs since I was 6. I have a standard poodle and he is also doing puppy classes at petsmart. He is absolutely amazing and he is doing great. He has a great temperament. He was born in April 2024 so he will be 9 months old when we go to college. It is early for most dogs but due to his temperament, it will be okay. He isn't distracted by people, food, or other dogs. He has a solid focus in public and he has a perfect recall. If he makes a mistake, I can easily correct him. He is very laid back and he has a solid down stay. For most dogs 9 months would be very early, but he is different. He is only 4 months old and he is absolutely amazing. We have two trainers and they both agree that he should be trained well enough by January. He can already sit, stay, heel on and off leash, recall from a long distance, touch my hand, alert to my PTSD or anxiety, fetch my medicine, make eye contact, and much more. I didn't start his training until he was about 3 months old. I focused on desensitizing and socialization when I first got him. We live in the city so I took him outside to watch fireworks with me and he wasn't scared at all due to his early desensitization. I've played loud noises on my TV daily such as construction, thunder, fireworks, yelling, babies crying, dogs barking, and many other noises dogs would usually be afraid of. My dad and I took him on a walk for the first time last week and he did perfect. We walked through the river canal in downtown Oklahoma city, there were many bars with loud music and people, ducks, turtles, dogs, birds, kids, scooters, loud cars and motorcycles, and the boats that go down the canal. At first he was a bit afraid, every time he was a bit frightened I crouched down next to him and I gave him treats while he watched his surroundings so he knew everything was okay. After about 5 minutes, he wasn't scared at all. We went through the park near the myriad gardens and I noticed a splash pad. We walked over so I could train him in the water. It was very loud so I was expecting him to get scared of the noise or the water jets. He wasn't scared at all! I stood near the splash pad and I allowed him to decide if he wanted to go over or not. He continued to walk towards the water even when I stopped, so we went into the water together. It wasn't deep at all, it's just little sprinkler jets on a stone ground. As soon as he made it to the middle, he flopped down into the water. He loves laying in water. I let him chill out for a few minutes then I trained him a bit and he did great! I got him to put his paws on top of some benches and rocks to help build his confidence and he did great. There were some bike racks that looked like circles so I asked him to walk through, and he did. At first he was confused and he went around so I lured him through the first one, then he went through all of them. There is a part of the riverwalk that connects to a sidewalk in the city, there is a small bridge with a stream of water going under it, I jumped over it (it was about a foot wide and maybe 6 inches deep), I thought Carlito would jump over too but he didn't... He decided to walk in! I was very proud of him because he wasn't scared at all. We practiced how down stay, block, cover, and him laying under my legs while I sit down. He did excellent! We have only been working on his tasks for a week and he is already doing great. I got very lucky with him. My great uncles ex girlfriends daughter is an AKC breeder and she shows her dogs. Carlito was the runt of the litter and the smartest. I wanted a black female but there was only 1 and she had a deposit down already, so I chose him. He looks similar to my first service dog too! I love him dearly and I can't believe how well he is doing. I constantly get compliments on him, he amazes me daily. I just wish he would stop trying to slap me..
I am so glad you’re back!! I missed you and Dallas!!
Thank you! I’m going to try and post more often
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 sounds great!
Wow, I love that you shined some light on some of the drawbacks or downsides to having a service dog. Service dogs can absolutely help with disabilities but it’s so important to realize that having one comes w obstacles and you have to determine if those drawbacks might cause you more problems than you are already dealing with. Sometimes the issues that come w owning, training and caring for (physically and financially) a service dog can make a persons life harder than it already is…. A great example of that is someone who is dealing with anxiety. The last thing they may want is many people approaching them every single time they go out in public to quickly run an errand or do something.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the content!
I'm so glad you're back! I've missed watching your videos. Also your hair is so pretty! Thank you for making these kinds of videos for us to see. I like that you brought up the difficulties that you go through on a regular basis out in public to show people that even though these dogs can help, they bring so much attention, wanted and unwanted!
Thank you so much! I’m definitely going to try to post more and get back in the habit of it. It will be hard with clinicals starting but I’m going to do my best. I’m glad you liked the video!
Love that ur posting again!
More to come!
your hair looks amazing in this
Thank u!
been missing your content
Thank you! I have been so busy with school and just got out of the habit of making videos. I’m going to try to make more videos especially fun ones when I go out with Dallas 💕
Great to have another video from you. That was a very thorough and comprehensive list. . I really like what you said about a service dog without training not being a service dog.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Firsttttt I'm so glad your back!!!
Thank you!! 💕
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 ❤️❤️
Dalla😅
I’m moving in with a service dog to a single freshman dorm, so nervous
I was also nervous but it ended up being a great experience. I’m so glad I had my own room with a dog. Hope you have a great experience as well!
Looks like the Houston Zoo
Service dogs are NOT allowed in food preparation areas, hospital operating theatres and animal contact areas within zoological parks. Service dogs must also have a 6-foot non-retractable leash attached to them at all times.
This is correct. They can still be in restaurants (just not the kitchen), hospitals (just not sterile environments), and zoos (just not where it is unsafe or stressful for any animals). Pretty much they are allowed where any general public guest is allowed. 👍🏼
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 🌟they also have to have a collar/ harness and 6 ft non-retractable leash... so they can be controlled in an emergency situation👈👍
Pnl won’t message me back on Etsy lol😭
i have pots too :( sorry
I nearly choke on the analogy of the ketchup bottle😂😂
This was so helpful, does DOT paperwork or something similar apply for international travel too? And the extra room on the plane? And the service dog restrooms?
Is there any time that the service dog is provided for the patient? My Mom was just diagnosed with heart failure and intestine cancer. Its all new I took her into the er on 4th of July when she was having severe pain in lower abdomen. She's still in the hospital and had had surgery to try removing the cancer mass off, but 4 days later we got test results and it's still there. Her and I are both nurodivegent as well. But she lives on ssi and doesn't have a lot of money at all, nor do I. But I know we both would benift greatly from having a dog just in general and a service dog would be beyond helpful. But I know we don't have the money to be able to afford a service dog, we would have the money for vet and basic dog care. And we've always have had a dog up till her last dog got hit by a car about 5yrs ago. He was a labor doodle. And was definitely so amazing for my Moms mental health and physical health. Anyways I'm sure she can get her Dr to prescribe a service dog, that's easy.
7:14 why did you call the fire alarm “ugly” and “not cute”? I love fire alarms and to be super truthful with you, the way a fire alarm looks is what makes it so interesting along with the way they sound. That’s why I love fire alarms because of the way they look and the loud noise that they make. But most importantly they save lives! So instead of looking at it as a nuisance and annoying, look at it as a safety device that can mean the difference between life and death.
50 dollar rain jacket?? laughs in 15 dollar rain jacket that works perfectly
Cries in my $600 rain jacket while walking my service dog in his $200 rain jacket
@@hayleypaigereviews6744 wow 200? If you ever need another that one I got was from Amazon 😭 I’m gonna get another for my (soon to be) service dog lol
If you are not going to tell someone they need stronger deodorant, they have an odd looking butt, or a face which has been obviously affected a trauma...Mayube you shouldn't ask anyone a personal; question...
Thank you for this video! Do you only have to give them the DOT or is there other forms requested? Dr notes.. etc
I was as you are when I was younger and we women are trained from birth to be nice. I am now a Senior and I am always polite, but people these days are so rude. Remember that if your dog is distracted you will be in a state of medical danger. So what I now do very nicely, but FIRMLY is tell them that I am working and although my disability may appear invisible if she is distracted it puts me in a situation were my health and safety could be jeopardized. I do not think people realize this. This usually works.
I may be a terrible person I never feel bad for telling them to stop distracting my boy. I think it hurts their feelings more when they try to get his attention and he is literally all about his momma. 😅 I use to let people pet him when I first started taking him out as a puppy and he would literally walk away from them back to me in a few seconds. 😂
Dallas was looking real dapper in this video!
Dog seatbelt for cheap off Amazon ❌ Dog kennel with a metal frame *NOT OFF AMAZON 😭* ✅ This is not supposed to be a hate comment, if it is taken that way I apologize.
I would love to get one of those kennels for Dallas bc I have seen how great they are when in accidents. I just don’t have a car that would fit that rn. One day hopefully I will be able to get one 🤞🏼
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 dW! I’ll try and like more vids so you get a little bit more income (don’t know if that’s exactly how it works bc I never looked into it)
so glad i found this channel again!!
Love seeing this. I trained my dog to be an ESA and did this process many times. I took off his vest to put it through the detector though. I think they still swabbed his harness! (Not comparing my dearly departed ESA with a service dog, of course. To take the term ESA seriously, I looked into psychiatric service dog training and tried applying as much as I could)
I get iv therapy, I have gastroparesis and suspect pots and it helps but I'm trying to seek out better treatment options The treatment that I receive is great, but I want to be able to live my life. But not having to go to the infusion center all the time.
How do I go about getting a service dog or training one?
My dog passed her canine good citizen test at 10 months but I want her to take the PAT so she can fly with me etc. Does she have to be trained as a service dog for those privileges even if I don’t have a disability for her to learn a skill helping?
In the USA any dog can take the public access test, however to be able to have public access rights and the right to fly in the cabin of a plane as a service dog the handler must require the dog due to a disability and the dog must be trained to preform tasks to assist the handler with the disability. I think it is strange that they call it the PAT and any dog can take it but it if the dog is not a trained service dog then it does not give them PA rights. Also service dogs are not required to take the PA test in order to have PA rights, however a lot of handlers/ trainers will do it anyway incase there is ever legal issue… showing that the dog has passed the test may help in that case.
Literally anyone can get a service shop for almost anything
All those criminals walking in US at the Texas border without any even background check, but Americans and even dog is truly checked ,unbelievable
To add to the issue of unknown dogs approaching your SD. Dont be afraid to protect your dog. If you are going to be soft and say 'shes working sorry'. The other owner isnt gonna care 9/10. Body block the other dog. Use your leg to create space. Grab their collar. Step in front of your dog to protect them! Kick if necessary. Handlers have to start being able and willing to defend the dog that will protect them.
For sure! If you are in danger or the dog is getting to close definitely don’t be afraid to use your body or something like a grocery cart to block the dog. I used to carry pepper spray for my safety but also if we were ever attacked by a dog I could hopefully defend Dallas. Even pet owners should consider this when on walks at parks…Stray dogs and off leash pets can be a big problem for anyone
You are too polite! All the best1
I agree that SD handlers are not required to respond to any question, comment, or accusation from the piblic; however, I would argue that the 2 questions should be responded to truthfully. Do be ready to pull out the "I am not required by law to disclose my personal and private health information. I am uncomfortable answering further questions, and will consider further comments harassment." And "Service dogs aren't to be distracted. You are distracting my Service Dog. That is illegal. This is your one and only warning to not harass or assault either of us. ... I am going to call the police." In your pocket to respond to further unwanted questions.
Yes the 2 questions that the ADA allows employees to ask must be answered but after that we are not required to answer or give any further info if we are not comfortable👍🏼. Also if it is the general public asking the 2 questions then handler does not need to answer to the general public if they are not employed at the facility u are in. Although idk why anyone wouldn’t just answer bc it’s awesome when people know the 2 questions 👏🏻 even if they aren’t a store employee
I was at a conference with my SD and partner. We had an elderly man approach us and put his hand out to my SD saying, " Give me kisses." I said, "Stop. He's working." Old man: " Well, he needs a sign saying "No Kisses!" Me "I think it's strange I should have to put a sign on my SD telling people not to make out with him." Old man's wife, " Damnit Harold! I can't take you anywhere!"
😂 the wife’s response was hilarious
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Thank you very much for sharing your experiences. It is good to know that I am not the only one that has experienced everything you discussed, and multiple times. I can't count how many times I have tried to be polite, and still had people call me something not-nice.
Thank u! It is awful bc I really don’t want to be mean but some people don’t give me a choice. And sometimes my patience just runs out. Even though I feel like I’m being mean I really am not. I’m just being blunt or straight to the point. However people take offense easily when they don’t get what they want. And people never want to be the one to be wrong so they make excuses
He swabbed her with what? I have only flown once 20 years ago. What did he swab her with and why? Thank you so much. 😊
they swab FOR bomb residue to check. they have to for sd and wheelchair users. they do not swab WITH. she wouldn't mean with. miss speaking happens sometimes when your explaining for a video or short.
Hello, I have FASD syndrome and autism and my service dogs name is Bojangles I would be interested in getting a service dog vest for her from you do you by any chance have any available? Do you sell these service dog vest I would like to get one for her we are from Ky do you do shipping? And would you take $10 less for one for my golden doodle service dog
Sorry I do not sell service dog gear. I purchased this vest from river dog gear and the patches on it are from shepherd snuggles. If u are looking for an affordable vest u can probably get one off of amazon for a reasonable price
Also a good things is to join a Facebook group and a lot of teams will sell old gear and u can get some good deals on that also
Thank you so much this makes me feel a lot better this should be talked about more props to you!
I have a owner trained service dog for a psychiatric disability and I want to go to college and someone in that college asked for a doctor's note how can I get a doctor's note
Well according to the ADA. U actually don’t need a note from your doctor (back when I made this video I had been told that people did need one but that is not true). It is not a bad idea to have one bc it makes life easier. But u just need to speak with your doctor and see if they will give u a note stating that you have a disability and require your service dog
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 ok thank you well back when I had PTSD I had to go to a therapist and I never was given a doctor's note for you know my PTSD and it's been a very long time since I've been here been to therapy for that so am I doctor doesn't know anything about my mental issues
Very informative. Thanks!
I hope this is an appropriate way to ask. But i usually say "hi im (insert my name) and i am interested in getting my own service dog so i was wondering if i could ask you some questions about your dog?" let me know if i am asking in an appropriate way.
I think that’s definitely a good way to ask. We definitely asked some questions when we saw handlers before getting my own dog. That’s how I found the trainer I used. I often times will give someone my UA-cam channel if I don’t have time to talk. And it’s also good to just look and see if it looks like a good time as well. If u can see the dog actively tasking or that the person doesn’t look well then just know that it’s not a good time to ask
I certify for free on the US registry. It is not nesacery but gives me piece of mind.
Yeah, I feel like a lot of people who live in big cities who have constant access issues do that just bc they don’t have time to explain the laws every time they enter an establishment. Often times in big cities people won’t listen either when you try to educate them. It sucks but u gotta do what u gotta do.
5nr that just happened to us today 🙁 making a leash banner now Do Not PET… but some people Will never be able to understand 😢
How about, "oh! I didn't realize s/he was a Service Dog!" *dog wearing disability gear* What's it gonna take?! Oi!