I loved how you got on the elevator with her! My trainer that I had was not very clear about hot to do it. She basically told me to just rush through before it closed, then she said to have him with his nose in the corner and my back to him (To make sure no one lies and says he bit them) But I loved how you got on with her! I loved how you put your back to the elevator door and then then let her on, then you got on! That is defiantly a way more convenient and safe way to do it! I am going to do it that way from now on! Thanks for the advice :)
In case anyone wants to know, that beautiful chocolate lab in today's video was my service dog SSD Coriander. She was also a star in Nathan's Service Dog PSA: ua-cam.com/video/teyZY_MIA48/v-deo.html
I’m getting my autism assistance dog in summer, the organisation is dual training for autism and mobility as I’m a wheelchair user. Do you have any tips for thos first few days at home as a new assistance dog owner, and also coping with people when you are in public and the extra attention the dog brings, espcieally the first few times outdoors?
Great video Nathan! I especially liked the elevator safety tip. thanks for posting these videos. keep 'em coming.
Of course thank you for watching :).
Blake is beautiful. And looks eager to please you.
She is a good partner.
Nathan Selove I'm glad she's working out so well for you.
Happy to see the training is going well!
Thank you! Just finished now! Final update will be next week.
Awesome looks like you two make a perfect couple :). I wish you luck for the public access test and hope one day South Africa has this program.
Thank you! We passed! There will be a video about that next week.
I loved how you got on the elevator with her! My trainer that I had was not very clear about hot to do it. She basically told me to just rush through before it closed, then she said to have him with his nose in the corner and my back to him (To make sure no one lies and says he bit them) But I loved how you got on with her! I loved how you put your back to the elevator door and then then let her on, then you got on! That is defiantly a way more convenient and safe way to do it! I am going to do it that way from now on! Thanks for the advice :)
I also loved this video! :)
Blake and Sylvia looked so cute together. I know this is a old video so I’m glad you guys passed the service access test.
Thanks!
In case anyone wants to know, that beautiful chocolate lab in today's video was my service dog SSD Coriander. She was also a star in Nathan's Service Dog PSA: ua-cam.com/video/teyZY_MIA48/v-deo.html
A good watch :P
'Is she in training?'
Lol!
I’ve applied for a service dog at Susquehanna- I’m really hoping I can get approved for one
I wish you well with that!
Nathan Selove thank you! Do you like SSD? I’m really excited and hoping that they’ll accept me from what I’ve seen
@@asgksdjngsawe I absolutely love SSD. They have been nothing but great to me.
Nathan Selove What was the waitlist process like? I’ll be attending college next year and I’m really hoping I’d be able to get the dog before then.
The waiting list was about a year for me. I'm not sure how long it will be for you. Keep in mind that it is a major commitment.
I’m getting my autism assistance dog in summer, the organisation is dual training for autism and mobility as I’m a wheelchair user. Do you have any tips for thos first few days at home as a new assistance dog owner, and also coping with people when you are in public and the extra attention the dog brings, espcieally the first few times outdoors?
Nathan, I hope you roll the windows down when you left your other dog in there!
She wasn't left in there for any period of time. I was just practicing getting her in and out of cars for when I get to locations.