I’m so excited I’ll be getting my lab prospect in the next year or two. I think somethign that’s not talked about enough is how to process the transition between one service dog to another.
She’s not being trained for me at all. She’s intended to be a breeder for the service dog program Mya graduated from/that we volunteer with. I’m raising her. Back up training her as a service dog is the intention in case she doesn’t pass her preliminary vet exams in a year for breeding. If she doesn’t pass, she may still be able to be a service dog. It all depends.
Yeah well. Walking one handed while recording and walking a puppy who doesn’t know how to walk makes things complicated. Luckily I’m experienced enough. It wasn’t for long. Just one handed complications.😂 But she is a very calm & sweet pup.
I have a service dog. But I’m working toward him to also become a therapy dog. Unfortunately I don’t know much about therapy dog requirements! We’ll be taking a therapy training six week class. We’d get a training certificate, but are therapy dogs required to take a test and get an actual legal certificate too? And how do I go about taking my (once passed) therapy dog to assist others?
If you are working with a therapy organization, they will take you through training and you’ll get a certificate. They go to preapproved places typically as a group. I know our therapy organization near us wouldn’t let us apply for Mya (my older brown service dog) to be a therapy dog while she is still working as a service dog. They love her. But it’s against their policy. Which makes sense. The moment she retires from being a service dog she can train as a therapy dog.
Hey first of all wanted to say I love your content! I wanted to ask you some questions about idk if you want to call it a service animal or esa that’s kinda what I asking you but I have panic attacks and anxiety and depression and I see a psychiatrist for it so I have all the right stuff to prove that I struggle with things and I have loved dogs and wanted one for my panic attacks for the future but I respect people like you who could die if you don’t have your dogs. So I want to do it respectfully but I just wanted to know a how I can and if I can get a certified dog where I can take places and what would be the rules for it. Like if they are allowed the same places service annals are or if they are still considered esa.
And also where are the places I need to go to get started with the process because I plan to train the dog on my own due to money issues so I have done plenty of research and watched so many videos
There’s no “certification” stay away from online scam websites that advertise registration and certification. In the US, almost anyone can benefit from an ESA. The don’t have public access into no pet stores. But they can live in no pet housing/no pet fee. Note from your psych. Service dogs can be trained to assist with anxiety. But they bring a lot of anxiety. Access issues/pets in stores etc. they do about 2 years of training. Basic obedience. Public access training. Task training etc. You can owner train but you have to meet all the same requirements for service dog training.
Ok so for my panic attacks if I get a dog it won’t be considered a service dog it would still be an emotional support animal even if I task train it for dpt and to stop me from picking at myself and hurting myself
@@AshlynAmbrose If your dog is task trained to help with your anxiety then it would be considered a Service Dog. BUT the dog HAS to go through all the required training. Basic obedience. Public access training. Task training etc. If you have no experience with proper training then seek help from a professional trainer.
@@AshlynAmbrose look emotional support animals have been trained to task and help from home. Some people only need that. A task trained emotional support animal isn’t the same as a task trained service dog. But if it helps you at home, and that’s what you need then go for jt
I’m so excited I’ll be getting my lab prospect in the next year or two. I think somethign that’s not talked about enough is how to process the transition between one service dog to another.
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So is she a prospect for when maya retires? Sorry I'm a new subscriber
She’s not being trained for me at all.
She’s intended to be a breeder for the service dog program Mya graduated from/that we volunteer with. I’m raising her. Back up training her as a service dog is the intention in case she doesn’t pass her preliminary vet exams in a year for breeding. If she doesn’t pass, she may still be able to be a service dog. It all depends.
the twisted leash gave me anxiety but that is a good puppy!!!
Yeah well. Walking one handed while recording and walking a puppy who doesn’t know how to walk makes things complicated. Luckily I’m experienced enough. It wasn’t for long. Just one handed complications.😂 But she is a very calm & sweet pup.
Yes ma'am she is calm
I have a service dog. But I’m working toward him to also become a therapy dog. Unfortunately I don’t know much about therapy dog requirements! We’ll be taking a therapy training six week class. We’d get a training certificate, but are therapy dogs required to take a test and get an actual legal certificate too? And how do I go about taking my (once passed) therapy dog to assist others?
If you are working with a therapy organization, they will take you through training and you’ll get a certificate. They go to preapproved places typically as a group.
I know our therapy organization near us wouldn’t let us apply for Mya (my older brown service dog) to be a therapy dog while she is still working as a service dog. They love her. But it’s against their policy. Which makes sense. The moment she retires from being a service dog she can train as a therapy dog.
Hey first of all wanted to say I love your content! I wanted to ask you some questions about idk if you want to call it a service animal or esa that’s kinda what I asking you but I have panic attacks and anxiety and depression and I see a psychiatrist for it so I have all the right stuff to prove that I struggle with things and I have loved dogs and wanted one for my panic attacks for the future but I respect people like you who could die if you don’t have your dogs. So I want to do it respectfully but I just wanted to know a how I can and if I can get a certified dog where I can take places and what would be the rules for it. Like if they are allowed the same places service annals are or if they are still considered esa.
And also where are the places I need to go to get started with the process because I plan to train the dog on my own due to money issues so I have done plenty of research and watched so many videos
There’s no “certification” stay away from online scam websites that advertise registration and certification.
In the US, almost anyone can benefit from an ESA. The don’t have public access into no pet stores. But they can live in no pet housing/no pet fee. Note from your psych.
Service dogs can be trained to assist with anxiety. But they bring a lot of anxiety. Access issues/pets in stores etc. they do about 2 years of training. Basic obedience. Public access training. Task training etc.
You can owner train but you have to meet all the same requirements for service dog training.
Ok so for my panic attacks if I get a dog it won’t be considered a service dog it would still be an emotional support animal even if I task train it for dpt and to stop me from picking at myself and hurting myself
@@AshlynAmbrose If your dog is task trained to help with your anxiety then it would be considered a Service Dog. BUT the dog HAS to go through all the required training. Basic obedience. Public access training. Task training etc.
If you have no experience with proper training then seek help from a professional trainer.
@@AshlynAmbrose look emotional support animals have been trained to task and help from home. Some people only need that. A task trained emotional support animal isn’t the same as a task trained service dog. But if it helps you at home, and that’s what you need then go for jt