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Dogs make mistakes. I believe the dog caught on film was in training or something along those lines. I do not think the bark was an alert. In real time, I saw what happened. You can disagree. Either way, it’s a dog! They all mess up, including Dakota. I do not believe that dog was ready or should have been at vidcon, I met plenty of other service dogs that were perfectly behaved. It’s all about knowing your dog, and what they can handle. Please do not witch hunt anyone in this video. WHAT YOUR DOG, SERVICE DOG OR NOT, DOES EFFECTS OTHER PEOPLE! While yes, Dakota, along with other service dogs are trained to ignore distractions like barking dogs, it’s still not okay. It still is a distraction. I’m glad the handler took effective action to correct the dog. Seeing dogs that behave that way, makes me worry for my dogs safety. Another thing I wanted to note is, this is in fact a public event. Under my first amendment right in the United States of America, I am allowed to film whatever I want while I am in public. In public you can expect no privacy unless in a public restroom, etc. This was a UA-cam convention. It should be expected that you’ll be caught on film by many different people. You can see me in many other peoples videos who were also at vidcon, I did not consent to being filmed, I knew I was going to be. As much as I want to sympathize with the handler and dog that made a mistake, it’s my right to post about it and spread awareness of what handlers deal with on a daily basis. Much love guys. I hope you enjoyed the video.
It's a shame we have to explain ourselves, no matted what we both know our stuff. I get you were trying to educate SDIT Handlers for the future. One of my friends dogs, whom i was training to be a service dog for medical alert, washed out because she brought her to a concert with lots of people, music, and distracts. The dog ended up with anxiety issues due to the exposure. I start by training in Places like: Pet Smart or Rural King. Good interaction and less stress. Most people don't understand that you build up to places like VIDCON.... Also, I know you were caught off guard by the bark. Some dogs, although it's rare, are trained to bark as an alert... For maybe someone with epilepsy, but it isn't used often animate
I’m glad that you acknowledge that the dog could be in training
Wow. Long paragraph but I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AAAHHHHHH
How would you feel if Dakota was having an off day and made a mistake and someone recorded you guys and posted it on UA-cam just to gain more viewers? Not trying to offend you because I do enjoy watching your videos but my dog is still in training and has made a few mistakes it happens, they are still dogs by the end of the day, we all have something in common we have service dogs to improve our health and we all are suffering from something we know nothing about and we need to stick together not belittle each other
To be honest the two service dogs looked fine. You never know they could've been in training still. At least the handler did the right thing and corrected the dog and walked away. They looked very well behaved going into the building. Is okay for a Service dog to bark, no not necessarily but don't assume because it barks once that it isn't a service dog. The dog didn't even keep barking or hyper focus on your dog so I don't see why you have to post this. But sadly because you showed their dogs and faces they will now get sh*tlisted when they maybe have really great service dogs.
The handler didn't correct the dog. She yanked on the head halter. I used to do that without knowing how much that can damage a dogs neck.
Oh no you can’t talk about how Lexie is shit or else she’ll delete the comment or attack the person who confronted her. Good job on being brave, she’s gotta learn to stop being a cocky one eyed bitch.
@@axelblake4855 we'll just keep talking shit on every video to keep her busy. Lol
You must have not read the comment she said...SHE CLEARLY SAID WHAT YOU JUST SAID DUMBO
its still a correction rather u want it or not.
@@sunshineleon6464
Service dogs slip up. One bark does not mean reactive. Nor does it mean it "cant handle the stress". Dogs arent robots. A mistake is okay. It got excited and barked, was corrected and his attention was redirected and everything was fine. It wasnt a big deal. He was clearly under control. DOGS ARE NOT ROBOTS. They slip up. One bark is nothing. It's alright.
After reviewing the footage again and in slow motion, I noticed that the allegations are completely false. Slow the video down to .5 and you will hear a bark and then we see the dog on the handler, land, jump again, barely even glance at Dakota, go into a heel and walk away. This was an alert and I'm genuinely upset and disappointed Lexie used her 100,000+ followers to feed her thoughts of "I'm famous" and attack someone for something they didnt even do when she has the proof in her own video her allegation is false. Before you go and attack someone, please have proof...
Cole Morrison PREACH !!!! A lot of people forget this!!!
All I will say is I agree that dogs aren’t robots, but however the dog was jumping and barking. The handler corrected it and they walked off fine. But I do think the bark was stress induced, because the way the dog refocused does show training. Had that dog not been in such a high stress situation, it probably would not have barked. They have stated that it is an SDiT, so I do think the bark was an undesired behavior they need to work on before trying a high activity place again.
I completely agree with you service dogs are no robots, but next time put this is nicer words! Humans make mistakes too♡
I agree with you, but it was not right of the Handler to lie and say that it was an alert when it clearly wasn't
The handlers trained there dog to do that because they needed alerts by barks and jumps. So her using that as the click bait is wrong she should of used her getting charged at by the famous husky
I really thinks it’s unfair for Lexi to use as click bait and blast a handler for no reason the barked once which in accordance to the ADA is fine as long as the dog is under control which this dog was. It’s also not fair to say that the handler was “yanking the dog away” in the video you can see them maybe give a light correction then the dog falls back into a heel and walks away focused on the handler.
This is the problem in the service dog community that dog was fine, but Lexi decided to use it as click bait and now that handler is getting hate for no reason. We should be supporting each other not trying to make good content at the expense of others.
Regginald The Doggo exactly.
I cant even see a leash on the dog in the video! Lexi keeps going on about the dog being yanked up from the floor by a headcollar!??
Alice Coakley I know she trying to make it a bigger deal then it actually was for views. The dog was fine it messed up move on. I much rather run into that dog then a fake
@@regginaldthedoggo3686 i do believe the dog fucked up and it wasnt an alert but i dont believe that the dog was yanked by a headcollar 🤣
Alice Coakley no doubt the dog messed up, but to use a legit service dog messing up for views if kind of messed up. Yeah the dog was never yanked or dragged away by the head collar, Lexi just lives for the drama
I was so confused at the beginning of the video😂 like wut “why we on the floor” lol
sienna smith same tho 😂
the dog was probably just in training or something.. accidents happen. you never know how your dog will react even if they are trained. of course, they shouldn't react to other dogs, but accidents happen.
it also could have been an alert, because to be honest it kinda looked like it was facing its handler more than lexie. it would’ve been a messy alert if it was one, but it could’ve been.
Arielle Sprinkle hey! Otter alerts that way because the handlers partner does not notice nudging alerts!!
He was under control the whole time, except for one bark which was corrected and redirected his focus back to the handler. Dogs make mistakes.
*lexi says that you shouldn’t record service dogs without permission* nolan: records people with service dogs,them and their service dogs living thier lives
She contradicts her self a lot. There is a thread about her on reddit.
She records invade the fake service dogs attack her dog and why are you worrying about that? Shouldn’t you be considering the amount of fake service dogs she sees on a weekly bases?
@@pitbullsandlabradors8992 some dogs she records might not be "not" service dogs. There is a debait with the one dog that did one thing out of place. Dogs make mistakes, it happens. This is a problem just like the fake argument you want to switch to. It does not make Cookies argument less valid.
Melissa peterson Ok.
@@melissapeterson1423 do you realize she is still a young person
I love watching these videos because I myself have a service dog and I find them very informative. But i do think Lexi is a rude to people. She acts like she knows everything which only makes her look ignorant. The owner of the husky in the begining was trying to get his dog away and deal with the situation politely, no it should never have happened, but Lexi doesnt need to make backhanded comments twords them either. Dogs are not robots, just because a dog barks once does not mean it is not a legitimate service dog. Lastly who are you to pass judgement? You dont know those people and im sure if they passed judgement on you or someone in your "squad" you'd get triggered because of the confrontation and have Dakota do deep pressure therapy. If you dont like confrontation walk away from it, there's no need to carry on
Meraida couldn’t of said it better myself! She is very very rude. Especially in the beginning. Those people were very nice and apologized a bunch.
Not trying to hate, but the dog that barked immediately recovered and refocused. Maybe it was in training, and even if it wasn’t dogs aren’t robots.
in a state where service dogs in training are allowed the same rights as service dogs, i honestly think it’s extremely reductive to show off (regardless of intention) and somewhat blast other handlers. i’m glad other people are pointing this out but this SD police stuff is so tiresome.
I just started using a service dog an came on utube looking for service dog videos an ran across this this crap. I've commented plenty, she let me know she doesn't like it an I don't care. Her following is a bunch of teenagers going through puberty an all crying I need a service dog. Geeeeeeesh imagine if they all got one.
Geez the dog barked once. Big deal, this dog is obviously in training. Give her a break
THANK YOU!! Sadly though because lexi is so big and popular these handlers are going to get a lot of flack when they did nothing wrong. They honestly corrected the dog and walked away as soon as it barked so It's easy to see they are in training.
She’s attacking Allison and Ace from germanshepherdservicedog because ace was from a byb and was a little sloppy on his alert and has since been spreading shit about them and also attacked aurora the service poodle and her handler. Lexi is just a toxic bitch who needs to stop attacking other teams for her own entertainment
Alpha Storm exactly
Alpha Storm what did she say about aurora ?!
Lexi you don’t give two F’s “make sure you stay in pet friendly places with that one”😭 i love it ahhaah
Ikr lmao
Hi, Dakota is so well behaved, that ‘service dog’ was no challenge for her!
Edit: I just wanted to respond to some of the replies by saying that if it was a SDIT then it shouldn’t really have been at vidcon unless it’s behaviours we’re almost perfect. Vidcon is extremely busy and no place for a dog in training because of how stressful the environment can become for them.
Purple kitten why “ ‘service dog’” chances are it’s a real service dog that made a mistake....that doesn’t make it a fake.
THAT GIRL ;P that was either a very poorly trained service dog or a fake, not being funny. The dog didn’t even just bark it jumped up as well, which massively indicates that it isn’t a service dog to be honest. I get what you mean but I don’t think it’s a service dog, there are so many fakes around now, it’s disgusting.
@@itzmeg3988 The dog that 'barked at dakota' was most likely a service dog in training and it was barking at its owner not Dakota most likely to alert to something. This is a perfectly acceptable form of alert in a sdit and a dog that naturally alerts. The dog was corrected and they continued on it was doing perfectly fine up untill that point. There are videos of Lexie's dog max making mistakes in public if you don't believe that sdit make mistakes sometimes they are not robots
ItzMeg this dog showed signs of not being done training or having been taught this behavior, not signs of being a fake. It did indeed jump and bark which happens at least once to many SD(it) the owner didn’t even need to correct it (meaning this could have also been an alert or trained behavior) and it automatically responded showcasing that it isn’t lacking training but instead made a mistake(or again did a trained behavior). It wasn’t dragged away either it walked away...if this dog was truly reactive it would not have responded to the owners movement and walked away with her/him. I’ve trained and worked with many sd handlers this dogs behavior was completely normal for a SDit or one that just made a mistake. The real problem is she filmed it 2 times and then proceeded to post it to all of social media.
@@Olivia-wr5op i don't think it was ready for that much stress, video is really busy and SDIT are only capable of so much.
Honestly the dog didnt look like he was barking at you or Dakota. It looked like an alert to me but i wasnt there idk
Ikr it was barking at its owner it only glanced at Dakota as it was jumping down
Same my dog barks in order it alert my episodes cuz sometimes i tend to forget that when she jumps on my I’m about to get another episode
Idk why this is such a big deal. Lexi, stuff like this makes me loose respect for you. There are fakes, and then there are service dogs and SDIT that slip up. As a handler you need to be respectful and understand that other people's dogs are allowed to mess up. This person IMMEDATELY took action and refocused their dog. That is something you are supposed to be appreciative of, not something you record and spit on by posting about it.
Be a P.R.O. Dude she has lost all respect recently. She started attacking a sd team because the dog is from a byb and kinda messed up on his alert and she has just been very toxic lately. She attacked another team because they somehow “triggered” her like how tf they live in 2 different states like how tf do you get triggered if you get triggered from a post or video it’s called skipping to the next one
@@alphaholloway trueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee oh my god. its so irritating. it made me lose respect too and as a SD handler i feel offended in a way bc like not all service dogs are fake. mine sometimes bark when i pass out, or before my anxiety comes to warn me. jfc sometimes "barking" is ANOTHER way of a SD task. but anyways yes i agree with u
It so heartwarming watching you let fans pet Dakota. Her and Cloud are hard working dogs that deserved the interaction ❤🤗
That dog barked one time you act like dogs are robots
Once I was at a DOG FRIENDLY Renaissance fair and someone brought their fake service dog. I would've been fine with it because it was at a dog friendly place but the dog started GROWLING and LUNGING at an actual service dog 🤦🤦♀️
@Tilly Too I told some workers about the dog and told them his size/color
There’s this lady who brings her ESA to Walmart where I live. It’s a small town so it’s common to see the same people, however, I’ve never seen her in Walmart it’s usually as I’m leaving and she’s just getting there or I just got in the parking lot and she’s leaving. I went into Walmart with my SDiT and I was avoiding her for the safety of my dog but unfortunately when I was turning out of an aisle she was right there and her ESA was lunging and pulling to get to my dog. My dog was totally non reactive. I reported her to manager and he told me he saw the whole thing go down i didn’t even know. They didn’t do anything about it which is very upsetting.
@@shelbyhuseman1220 oh that sucks. I personally don't have a service dog but I still know how annoying that must be.
Tilly Too thank you I will try this.
Service dogs arent robots, it was one bark and if you notice the dog was focused on its handler, body language was fine, and the handler corrected it. Ive had some of the SDITs i work with let out a bark, i correct them and keep working and if it happens again then we call it a day. Displaying someones flaws, training hurdles, ect. And using them for views/to portray the idea that SDs dont make mistakes is dangerous. And i also dont see why you filmed the golden retriver SD, its rude to film other teams without asking and there was no need to put that footage in the video- ace, @blazingbroc
it honestly didn't look like she meant to film the golden retriever but i could be wrong, and she wasn't saying the dog that barked was a fake service dog or aggressive, she was just putting her opinion that it didn't look ready to be in such a busy place like vidcon which could be useful to viewers that are new to service dog training
What time do you see golden retriever
Agreed.
I agree it's not right to portray SDs don't make mistakes.. and it was ok for the famous dog to run up on her..it was funny then..but usually it would have been a huge problem. I like Lexi and Dakota but I couldn't help but notice this 😃❤️❤️
the handlers partner posted on her insta that that was her partners sdit tasking when he starts an episode and starts disotating that is how the dog tells him he dosent notice the normal scraching/pawing nose bumping jumping so he barks
Idk but I feel like it was part of a task, he was jumping towards their handler and touching them with their paw
You always have your camera, looking for trouble.
No she is using it to document her life and the video if anything happens!
Dakota is such a good girl! She did so well.
Nope, just nope, it was one bark. The whole video is of Lexie being an idiot and getting upset about a DOG BARKING ONCE! There should be no positive feedback about this video.
Zoe’s Planet X. Have you seen any other video on UA-cam? It attracts attention. Plus, I said her DOG did good. (Not barking back and keeping her eyes on Lexie) but Lexie also has PTSD which is Post Traumatic STRESS disorder. STREEEEEESSSS. Jesus Christ.
@@ivy2q That doesnt give you the right to post handlers doing a good job with their service dogs IN TRAINING ? Even if you have PTSD, I get it, it can be triggering but honestly it wasn't bad at all. The dog was well behaved and under control. I have PTSD, my dogs were attacked, and I don't post service dogs and their little mistakes.
I kinda disagree with 13:57 just bc a service dog in training can not learn if they dont make mistakes and EVERY SD makes mistakes sometimes. As long as its corrected right away and handled appropriately and it doesnt happen again then it's only a good thing as the dog learns and your team only can grow to be better next time.
I’ll never understand why these instagram handlers insist on having their service dogs off leash. A hands free leash around the waist or shoulder would give you the same freedom of movement for you and the dog.
The ADA states: “The service animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered while in public places unless these devices interfere with the service animal's work or the person's disability prevents use of these devices.”
This clause was designed to accommodate handlers who physically cannot hold or manipulate leashes (i.e. hand mobility issues prevent gripping a leash or clipping and unclipping one), or service dogs whose jobs include distance tasks such as clearing a room or retrieving medicine/items.
However, just because your dog KNOWS a distance task, doesn’t mean they’re legally allowed to be off leash 100% of the time. They’re allowed to be off leash for their task, but then must be put back on leash once their task is done. Walking down a hall, walking through the mall, and getting pet by tiktok celebrities are not tasks, and therefore there’s no reason for the dog to be off leash.
thank you, glad someone said it
zerocharisma15 a lot of SDs are trained off lead in case something happens where they would need to let go or unclip them, I know of a few people who have had to completely lose their lead because of people grabbing it.
The Service K9 Duo I’m fine with training for emergencies. My service dog is trained for those as well. But the way to do it legally is to train on a loose handsfree leash, and then, when you’re in a place where dogs can legally be off leash, work leash-free there.
Because “training for edge cases” is not task training, under the ADA, it’s not a legal reason for the dog to be worked off leash. That’s like saying, in the case that I die, I need my dog to bark three times to get help, so I have the right to go to funeral homes to train my dog to alert to the scent of corpses. Sorry, Sharon, I need to have my dog sniff your Great Aunt Hellen so he can learn the scent of death. Great funeral, though! Lovely flowers!
Also, having a waist leash or over the shoulder leash, would prevent people from taking the leash from you, so problem legally solved.
zerocharisma15 even if it would prevent them from taking the lead, it wouldn’t prevent them from grabbing it, look is her dog, let her do as she sees fits, I do the same so🤷🏻♀️
The Service K9 Duo If she wants to call out every dog she sees and put it on camera, then people have the right to tell her she’s breaking ADA law🤷🏽♀️ The “it’s her dog, let her do what she wants” could be applied to people who bring their pets to non pet friendly places as well. It’s their dog, so let them do what they want. If they have to be called out for breaking the ADA law, then insta-famous handlers need to be as well.
I also encourage you to keep your dog on leash and not break ADA law. It just gives us handlers a bad name and lets everyone and their “service dog in training” think they can walk around with their dogs off leash for clout and likes.
How about this- Just because you have a service dog that does certain tasks a certain way, doesn't mean someone elses dog is wrong? If you would have inquired politely instead of posting it on UA-cam for clickbait, maybe you would've found out that the dog barks to alert because the person doesn't notice pawing/nudges when their anxiety is spiked. Your wording was absolutely rude as well. Who gives a shit if they were using a head collar? You dont need to direct(they didn't yank the dog, but directed. Nice try to make them look bad 👌)your dog because it has a prong on. And that dog clearly literally didn't fucking bark at you. It clearly was FACING AT ITS HANDLER. I didn't even see it look at you?? I really hate youtubers who use clickbait. And I know people will say I'm biased, but I have no clue who the fuck this youtuber is, nor the person who said youtuber filmed. I just hate clickbaiters and rude people.
Also- to have a dog that is trained and ready for crowds, YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO TRAIN THEM IN CROWDS. That piece of "advice" you gave was dumb and laughable.
thank you.
The owner of the dog wouldn’t have said no to the dog if it was an alert, just so you know.
@@rynnroses3621 It was an alert, but a messy one. And I didnt hear a "no" from the handler?
Captain Glitch I definitely heard a “no” from someone in the video. I believe that it was the handler. It might be heard better with headphones. It is at 14:12 - 14:13 ish.
Edit:
I guess after watching a few times It does look more like an alert. I still heard them say “no”, however.
I love your channel u help me when i have a panic attack so thank you
Lmao ur so lucky I can’t pick anything up when I’m having a panic attack not even my pencil at school aha
@@ionaaaxo5127 I have panic attacks a lot of other problems but I do respect you all things don't call me down for example I do a few breathing techniques and then I go on to UA-cam channels like Lexi and then rest for a little bit and I'm better maybe if you could whenever you could panic attacks try touching your fingertips and breathing in and out every 4 seconds
Next time you have a panic or anxiety attack, try breathing in for four seconds, then hold it in for 7 seconds, and then breathe out for 8 and repeat the cycle until you feel calmer. Another thing you can do is say 5 things you can see, then 4 things you can smell, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can feel, and then one thing you can taste. It might work for you, I'm not sure. But I hope it does.
@@buttrflynebula I've tried all those methods and none of those work the only thing that works for me it's touching all my fingertips together and breathing in for 4 seconds and then touch him all together again please hang out for 4 seconds and repeating that four times each
@@coralcosplays6515 Oh okay, I'm sorry I didn't know. I'm sorry if I may have offended you or anything I wasn't trying to. I heard that that method works from somewhere. I'm sorry.
That was a bad thing for the service dog, but I wouldn’t deem it as fake. The handler easily got the attention of the dogs again.
I don't think she said it was a fake, I agree, it wasn't fake. I've never seen a fake with actually good gear lmao.
@@transbianisms Can you @ their insta because that wasn't an alert..? Yes, some dogs do bark for alerting. But that wasn't it. That dog jumped, eyes locked on Dakota and Cloud, and barked. Then was corrected. If it was an alert it wouldn't have been corrected. I'm not saying it's fake, I fully believe it was in training, but that wasn't an alert.
@@transbianisms I apologize, I found their account on my own and I found out about it. The dog alerts that way but they are still trying to shape it, so it isn't really an alert yet, but I know what you are saying now. Thanks!
@@denalitheservicek9888 what is there account?
wolf plays billieandcello or something like that I believe. But don’t just go follow them for drama, that drama is over.
I have nothing against you, at all. I frankly enjoy this channel, but I feel like this was incorrect.
I’m sure the dog that barked was excited, and yes it’s not good for the dog, but it clearly was corrected right after. The dog barked once, it didn’t keep barking because of that. Perhaps it was still in training? You shouldn’t attack some innocent person for a honest mistake from a dog, no dog is perfect.
Please think about who your attacking, and if they actually deserve it.
I mean they’re dogs at the end of a hard days work they’re still dogs. They make mistakes they have moments and bad days. They can get spook. Just because he barked didn’t mean he’s not a SD. Plus the handler corrected right after the incident. I have a SDIT he barks sometimes he’s still young they make mistakes. It’s kinda rude you called them out like that. Maybe they don’t wanna be publicly announced like that all over UA-cam... ever think of that??
At 17:04 minutes, that person in the costume was way out of line! First off, dogs can be spooked by costumes and to make matters worse they tainted the dogs even more. I’m so glad you said something!
That person was a furry . Im a furry and I also have a fursuit as well as being a Service dog handler. The suiter was not out of line and did nothing wrong in my eyes. Furries are at every convention and if your dog can't handle fursuiters they shouldn't be at a convention in my opinion.
The thing that bothers me is that when Lexi sees another service dog, she always assumes that it's fake. But how does she know what's going on in other people's lives? She doesn't know what stage of training the dog is in or what disability the handler has. It's kinda annoying because she acts like she knows so much about service dogs just because she has one. What if someone else saw Dakota and said "that's a fake service dog"? It just gets on my nerves because Lexi thinks that she is the only one in the world with a service dog when she is not. I'm not saying that PTSD isn't a serious condition, but there are other people out there with service dogs who have much worse conditions. And Lexi is pretty quick to point out "fake service dogs" but again, how does she know for sure? Also, dogs are animals. No matter how much you train them, they are still animals. And any animal can screw up, or even snap! No matter how many years of training they had. It's just the nature of animals. So it really bugs me when she gets mad at other service dogs just because they bark at Dakota or even just look at her.
All I'm saying is that Lexi should stop saying that other service dogs are fake because other people probably think that about her.
So no hate plz
She honestly would freak out if someone called her service dog fake it make a great video
Anastasia Films ya
This woman is literally a baby
Jack 0000 I’m 16... so you’re right
Lexie Godbout no u fully need to grow up
Awe dakotas face after everyone stopped petting her ☺️ she’s like “mooooom why’d they stop” 😂❤️ cutest thing ever, love you all!
jeez you’re so dramatic
who? and if u r referring to lexie, Girl Go Away. (if your joking I'm sry) She has PTSD, PTSD makes things seem worse than they r. AND, leaving comments like these for ppl with mental health issues (not saying that in a bad way) just makes EVERYTHING worse. Trust me IK. So plz, if u feel the need to say rude things to ppl, write it down in your notebook.
Maria Uribe yea she is
9:00 person petting Dakota when the vest states “DO NOT PET” I know Lexie is allowing it but it’s funny how it looks 😂
The kids in the background "they're service dogs, do not pet" made me so happy!!
I just loved how when I heard the kid say can we touch them someone else said if she let you meaning they respect service dogs and won’t bother or touch them unless they have permission
"Well arent you the most beautifulest thing I've seen all day infact anywhere" I was like this is shio I love it yessss
When a dog comes up to my GSD service dog I always put him in a downstay and I hold on to his leash tightly
My GSD service dog is my anxiety/medical alert dog
Edit : I have never been to vidcon but I have been to Anthro con with my GSD service dog
Please remove this video. I did not consent to being in your content and yet I am your thumbnail.
Sawyer Martoglio get them sued
Sue her
Bitch you fucking but hurt that your dog miss behaved so no dont remove the video more people should see this actually
😂😂😂
Lil Mumble don’t be ugly as fuck you tool. i can hardly even understand what you’re saying
Early squad where y’all at??
This dog barks as an alert for dissociation. It's legal for them to bark on occasion.
That was obviously not an alert or response. That dog was barking at Dakota. If that was an alert, why did the Handler say no and correct it?
@@RippingStars the dog wasn't even LOOKING at Dakota. The dog was focused on their handler
@@StargazerDog which dog are we talking about?
@@RippingStars the dog that barker was looking at their handler not on Dakota
You're too much.
fr tho.
If a dog barks one time it’s ok but if it’s all the time then
This is exactly what I needed. You guys are such an incredible team, it makes me hopefully for my own future. I just had an awful meltdown, but this made my day.
In the end Kota was being so silly and cute!♡♡♡ >3
What kind of go pro mount did you use for Dakota? You got awesome quality videos with it!!!!
21:58 my dad walked in when you said " Hey, are you a naked girl. Are you naked?" XD I just about died
Dakota handled that so well!
Lol not one wheel chair in this video
Without seeing the whole thing, it looks like an alert...or maybe the dog getting the handlers attn. idk. U were there and recognize it better. U handled that well. :)
Thank you for the upload, I had a really bad day today so seeing your video really made it better #sibesquad #shepsquad
If a dog shakes that means their uncomfortable
Yeah the camera probably felt weird and the dog was maybe confused with what was on it.
ItzMeg yes I understand that part. But her telling Dakota to not shake was a little “mean”
If you say it in a nice puppy voice. A dog will think it’s a game. And will do it again
The APS Life yeah I mean kinda, but it's a highly intelligent service dog, and needs firm commands. From Lexie's point of view at the time, Im sure she was thinking about the camera and the quality of the video 😂
Cloud looks like he has anxiety of people. He wasn't to sure when that girl came up to him. I felt so bad. I retired my last service dogs when she showed signs of anxiety when people tried to pet her.
They aren’t supposed to pet service dog’s but they can ask the handler if they can pet the dog and if they say it’s ok then they can pet the dog
@Tilly Too some handlers allow it and some don't. I personally hate when people ask to pet and it's always a no. And it severely triggers my Sensory overload when strangers come up and ask to pet. Another reason why I hate when handlers let people pet their SD every now and then. Cause then people feel like they should be allowed to pet any SD they want just because someone let them pet theirs once
Not super important but cloud is a girl. And yes cloud had some anxiety before but Maddie has spent a LOT of training with cloud, she is MUCH better now and you can tell the Cloud does enjoy working for Maddie.
@@PrincessVersace doesn't matter it's selfish to work an anxious dog. When other people in the service dog community tries to work and anxious dog the community goes crazy but when it's someone whose really popular people want to brush it under the rug. Honestly disgusting
DOESNT MATTER
Cloud is retiring looks at her instagram
2:04 that shadow on the wall tho
that dog coming at Dakota scared the shiz outa me even though you said it before it happened lol
I know this is a older video, but I do just have to say I have realized with owning a service dog for many years that there are so many people who take advantage of the system. Though they are disabled and may need help these people will take dogs in public that should not be there at all. I know countless handlers, who admit to having a reactive dog, but they think it’s fine because they have “control over their dog“ until they end up seeing a real service dog in public and the dog and stop going ballistic or worse
We went on a vacation to Florida, and as we were driving back, we stopped at Bucc-ees
I was extremely nervous to go into the store because it was absolutely packed full of people, but I tried to go in anyways before I could even enter the door a dog with a service dog vest came out great Dane size and went crazy at my dogs, there was a 14-year-old girl handling that dog. The dog had custom service dog urine. I could tell that this little girl thought her dog was a service dog so she spent her parents money on custom gear, trying to make it look more legit. This infuriated me and I ended up having a super bad panic attack and I couldn’t breathe after 20 minutes when my family was still in there. I ended up going back in and it was extremely stressful. I could hardly move in that store. We went to Disney on our vacation to Florida and we saw so many fakes. We were about to go into Walmart at Tarpon Springs. I believe it’s called but we ended up not going and I think that was honestly the best decision I made because I 100% guarantee you there would’ve been a fake service dog there.
Right before we even officially entered Florida, we stopped at the restrooms with a map so we could find our way around. I noticed a guy had a guide dog from a program, and I thought I was going well until his dog spotted my dog and started to hyper focus and all I was doing was waiting for my brother to get out of the bathroom so we could leave, and as we were leaving to get in the car, this dog ripped the guide handle from the guys hands and came charging up my dog teeth out and everything. That was definitely one of the more scarier experiences I’ve ever had shockingly Disney went pretty well except my dog was almost attacked by two different dogs, but I honestly expected worse because I hear that Disney is notorious for fake service. Dogs and aggressive security dogs. I’m glad that I had full control of my dog but all of these could’ve gone much worse.
I am extremely glad that it did not escalate, but people need to start respecting federal law. I’m really wanting to go back to Disney in late August but honestly I’m so nervous and Wes Biden getting in and raising prices so dramatically it is super hard to be able to afford to go there. I’m trying to convince my family to go especially my dad because he is a retired Marine so he can stay at shades of green for only about $100 a night whereas if you stayed at any other Disney hotel, it would be well over 1k. We all really enjoy Disney. I just think the biggest thing in the way is the money though. We do have a lot of money and we could afford to stay there for a whole year. We have to be really wise about our money and decide if this is a good decision though I think it’s a great decision and it’s such a nice getaway because any other time I am staying home taking care of the farm.
I'm glad you had a much better day.
Dakota is like “yes this is the life!” Whenever she gets pet she’s just enjoying every bit of her life
Dakota is a female... It's mentioned in the video that Dakota is female, too.
Just sayin'! Simple mistake, and I understand if you're new to the channel.
Mozzarella Sticks oh I’m not new I just always accidentally call dogs boys! Idk it’s a habit to say “good boy” for me..... sorry, my last dog was a boy so I just can’t help it
@@alyssahallod7343 Oh, that's perfectly fine. :>
My Medical Alert and Psychiatric Service Dog is always monitoring the changes in my body with his nose. He is only 2 and his alerts are difficult to refine because we're both from the Caribbean. Our living environments are vastly different. Travelling and being abroad triggers me viciously as well as i am usually getting some medical treatment while overseas or suffering the effects of some bug while there. He is very relentless and accurate. He can get excited when he dectects a problem or I ignore an alert. Your view of others or knowledge of the scope of training and use of service dogs are too limited for you to be this self assured. My dog is trained to get help but not leave my side should he be doing DPT while I am unconscious. If the leash ain't long enough to get to the nearest person he uses the tools he got. He "speaks" in his indoor voice.
michelle la croix i know. it’s so presumptuous and rude.
I was smiling like an idiot through this whole video I loved it so much. Also, Lexi, I wanted to ask you something; could you do a video talking about your experience with training Dakota? If you're too busy or have literally any other reason not to do it then by all means, you don't have to, I'm just curious. Thanks! ILY!
everytime Dakota shook with the go-pro i laughed so hard it was so heckin cute ❤️❤️❤️
Glad to get here early. I love your videos so much. Also this Is a really cool switch for a video. Seeing it in Dakotas Perspective is really cool.
I have a huge question... does it matter what type of dog to be a service dog? Because my mom has this yocki tarrier and she wants to turn it into a service dog?
No any dog that is trained and has the right temperament can be a SD Breed doesn't matter. If it is going to be her first SD I recommend she get a professional trainer to help
It doesn't matter as long as the dog has the capabilities and the training
8:55 ❤️ her butt in the air getting loves. Petting around the “do not pet” patch lol.
Working it for her fans. Good job Dakota. U both need that now and then ❤️
Looks like you had an awesome day. 😀
Hey I'm early 😃 I love you and your puppers
Loveee yall soooo much.😁😁😁❤❤❤❤
That pacific pup co leash tho 😩💕
You are soo great at handling these things I understand how hard it is
Lexi!! Im so happy i met you!! You and Maddy were extremly nice!!! You both mean so much to me!!!
9:00 Cristine is just (simply) famous😂
Dakota must love vid con with all the pets she gets
I don't think it was an aggressive charge it was more playful
yes but still as a service dog it is unacceptable to do 🤗
@@anabelleh8615 yes, but Service dogs aren't perfect and make mistakes 🤷 they're not robots hope you know that.
o of course lol
i just meant they shouldn’t do it towards other workers
sorry if it sounded bad 🤗
Love Yourself it was one bark and the dog immediately was refocused and removed (which if it was too stressed it wouldn’t have been able to follow commands or stay in a heel the way it did as they walked away) which if you read the ADA it says if a dog barks once, but is under control it is fine and continue to film them after the that happened outside (14:30). They’re a real team and people are giving them a lot of hate now because of this video which isn’t fair. It’s not fair for Lexi to use this as click bait to gain views she doesn’t want people to take photos or film her, but yet she can do it to other handlers without consent...
15:28 OMG HE IS WEARING A TØP SHIRT OMG YESSS #CLIQUE #CLIKKIE
Kaydence Holton
FREN!?!?!?
I have the same black leggings! They are my favorite pair.
What’s wrong with a gentle leader? I use one for my SDiT, it helps me control his focus and his leash manners were awful before I started using it, if anything, prong collars are 100x worse and can actually hurt your dog.
There is nothing wrong with using an easy leader as long as you use it the way it was intended to be used and in a safe manner. The reason most SD handlers don't like easy leaders is because of a myth that was circulating a few years ago about easy leaders snapping dogs necks. This isn't true and it is just a myth
The dog was corrected with the head collar yanked so bad that it had to jump up, if that jump wasn’t redirecting is frustration at the owner
Any correction tool can harm a dog if used incorrectly. I also use a halter on my dog (he's a hound so it's just what works best for us) but all tools can be good or bad 😕
@@lexiegodbout shouldn't fully trained service dogs be able to walk on a flat leash and collar? you should do a video about Dakota doing that it would be really cool :3
unrelated to the video but like I still cant get used to the complete difference with the actual vid and the overlay parts. still love the vids tho
"It was alerting!!1!1" "service dogs aren't robots!!" Please stop making petty excuses for poorly trained service dogs. The standards for dogs being brought out into public is so low at this point it's embarrassing. First of all that wasn't an alert, that's called dog reactivity. Literally just look at the dog. You would have to know VERY little about dog body language to think that was an alert. And yes, service animals aren't robots, however if your dog is acting like that reactive dog was, it shouldn't be labeled as a service dog in public places.
my SD sometimes bark whenever my anxiety comes (either barks or nudges my leg) (because my anxiety is up the ROOF) and when i pass out she goes gets help as well as barking, sometimes it just means the SD is either warning the handler about something, or just made a mistake. correct SD's AREN'T robots, they aren't "perfect" hell i personally trained my dog and sometimes still am.
i wish people would stop pointing out every fucking mistake a SD did.
oh no..a SD breathed!! NOT A REAL SD
you see me?
but my point is i agree with u.
Sorry late squad here but I love your channel and vids I've been a fan for a while love ya
Dakota looks more beautiful every time I see your videos I mean this in a respectful way Dakota is so well trained as a service animal
Love you
Oh my gosh i can’t believe you liked my comment!!!!!
1:30 we are entering the 4th relm
Was it just me but at 19:34 there was a girl secretly taking pictures of Dakota on the left?
ppl always secretly take pics or videos of them (it’s a a lot shown in the vid)
Yea it’s a struggle having a service dog I have one of my own and people think just because I’m little they can touch her when ever even tho my dogs vest has like 3 patches they say “do not touch” or “ask to pet”
I bet some try to argue with u if u don’t want them to pet it bc a lot of ppl have that problem 🤦🏾♀️ like it’s not ur pet don’t fucking touch it
@@Pitbull_servicedog you wouldn't go up to a dog and owner on the street and just randomly pet it without asking. but ppl always seem to go after dogs that have "no pet" signs on them :(
Is it bad that I’m just watching all your videos till you post today?
Love your videos
Omg love your video’s and your dog is so cute
Are you hopefully bringing Max to Vidcon 2020? I’m hopefully going!
Ahhh hopefully yes! He should definitely be ready then!
Bless you and Dakota she such a great service dog you've done well
I love your channel so much 💜💜
Aren’t only service animals allowed at vidcon?
Yes, the only acceptation I think is creators who's content circles around their dog and they will be doing a meet and greet or something of the sort with them. But I'm quite sure just people going to vidcon are not allowed to bring their dogs. (Unless it's a sd of course.)
@@denalitheservicek9888 yup that's right
Yayyayayay another video I honestly love you and maddie you two are my biggest service dog inspiration and help me a lot with my sd problem with public ILYSM
Love that they ignored the cam on Dakota's back when they took pics
I wish I went to vidcon, my mom tried so hard for me too, but my dad wasn't wanting to spend money on it..
God you like publicly humiliating people! It’s a sd (chances are in training) it made a mistake, didn’t even need to be corrected, and walked away with its handler! That’s doesn’t mean you continue to film them just for your UA-cam video, as a service dog handler you should be the one helping enforce the idea of not filming the dogs in public. But instead just for your UA-cam video you filmed them unnecessarily and posted it to social media! This is extremely ignorant.
Also not all reactivity call for people to need to reconsider working their dog. Which again you should know.
THAT GIRL ;P no sd even in training should bark multiple times
@@brihaww7590 he dog jumped up on its owner and barked it wasn't barking at anything, this is an acceptable form of alert in dogs that naturally alert to someone's illness while they are in training
Uhm Bri I would say a good 40+% of SD in training have barked, lunged, had some sort of accident, or gone through some sort of reactive problem at some point during training. That doesn’t give her the right to film and post a sd onto a public platform.
thank you. she should re-edit this or people should at least reconsider associating themselves with someone who does this
Nala Gee honestly the fact that she would publicly humiliate another handler and record them is disrespectful. And being that I saw she made a previous video about how she was triggered by callout, and turned around to do it to someone else is even worst.
I love her
Every dog takes time to learn, And one of those ways is through mistakes. I can only pray that this person actually works with their dog after this though, Service dogs shouldn't bark at all while working.
one bark or two barks is fine. dogs aren’t robots lmao.
Hi Lexie and Dakota (and Nolan, maddie cloud and family) hope your all doing well. I have a question that’s not really related to the vid. Does Dakota (or cloud) pick up things? As huskies aren’t really thought of as a ‘retrieving’ breed. If they do how did you train this into a task/command?
Try watching this:
m.ua-cam.com/video/Q2N9kI7oF4A/v-deo.html
It’s a show called It’s Me or the Dog, where a professional dog trainer helps train dogs that are not listening to their owners’ training techniques or are out of control. In this episode they train the dog to stop it’s bad behaviors and to retrieve things for a disabled grandma.
Wait am I first?
Btw I love you Dakota+Max and your videos 💙