Thank You for reminding me so need to restock the cards in my girl's vest. I've stopped taking her in public with me unless I am going to wait in the car with her. My vet called early in the Pandemic & told us to be careful because they can catch it. He just called me a few weeks ago & told me to stop taking her out because all they can give them is antibiotics and antibiotics don't actually work for viral infections but people insist on seeing their pets given medication for it. Last count he knows of 5 service animals that have died in our area, 4 dogs & a ferret. 😔
I’m also not going to lie, I’ve been complemented by 3 different people. I’ve worked really hard to train my dog, Roofus, who is already an adult, and a rescue Pitty/Boxer mix. He’s been pretty difficult to train, and some of the desensitizing is on hold as a result to not having kids, joggers, and other dogs around. But two days ago, my best complement came from a gentleman that my dog barked at when he first met him. He said, “You’re doing a really good job training him. He’s made a lot of progress.” I’m so proud of Roofus. I’ve had him for less than 6 months, and he’s learning a new command. He heels on my right, so I’ve been using a new phrase, “To the right.” He’s learning to turn right. This helps me, especially when I’m using a cart. I can’t turn him right if my right hand is on the cart, thus the verbal cue.
After discovering your channel, I’ve been extra careful with any dogs I see. I take an extra look to see if there are any indications they are a service animal before I offer my greetings. Thanks for spreading awareness by sharing your life with us! 😊
My dog missed one alert only becouse a young child was playing peekaboo behind me behind a pole I redirected her and then she was fine After.. the mom seen I had to refocus my dog she then told her child to stop .
My sd missed an alert because a little boy kept distracting her. Eventually she did alert though and I actually caught it on camera! It’s on my channel if you want to watch it
@@ruthiesfight thanks I'm autistic and I have been learning all I can about this and the different techniques that work with my dog she's all most 4 as of this coming may and learning quickly since I started training her at 10 mths old that's when she with out being told alerted on me a total of 3 times . I then decided to train her . She is a border collie and Australian shepherd x
@@AmandaTripsyes exactly. the mom didn't see he was distracting my dog until she herd and seen me redirect my dog . I was not angry at the child he was like 5.6 years old and was not approaching my dog . It's hard for little kids lol but she missed one alert and it was for anxiety. Not for my adrinal system problem.
You really need to educate yourself. There is a huge difference between a trained pet that listen to commands and does tricks tjan an actual trained service dog. Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability. What does "do work or perform tasks" mean? A. The dog must be trained to take a specific action when needed to assist the person with a disability. For example, a person with diabetes may have a dog that is trained to alert him when his blood sugar reaches high or low levels. A person with depression may have a dog that is trained to remind her to take her medication. Or, a person who has epilepsy may have a dog that is trained to detect the onset of a seizure and then help the person remain safe during the seizure. CERTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION Q17. Does the ADA require that service animals be certified as service animals? A. No. Covered entities may not require documentation, such as proof that the animal has been certified, trained, or licensed as a service animal, as a condition for entry. There are individuals and organizations that sell service animal certification or registration documents online. These documents do not convey any rights under the ADA and the Department of Justice does not recognize them as proof that the dog is a service animal.
Hey im from the UK and the laws here are so stupid and not strict at all, I had a man in my shop with what he called a service dog, it didn't have any vest, no evidence of it being a service dog other than the man's word, the dog was not under control and he needed to pull the dog back a few times, he let another customer fuss the dog and when we spoke to him he kicked up a massive fuss, I asked him about tasks and the man litterly paused for a sec and they said sit to the dog 😂😂😂😂 But we had no leg to stand on as the laws are stupid here 😢
Thats why its best to keep there mouth shut. Keep an eye on the dog if there pulling tugging barking crying pooping eating jumping on things and other people. They lison to there coman. Easy to see. There also calm. They are focus around them also on there master.
Um no they should not just keep their mouth shut they should ask the two legal questions first off. Is that a service dog needed for a disability? What tasks is it trained to do? Than keep an eye on the dog .
@@elliebosten6053 I have ro say something when it comes to someone bringing a fake in. I already had my own service dig attacked resulting in a missed alert which ended with me in a coma
@@fantasygirlstudio4659 yeah. I know that part. But like if someone was rude. Or real mean to me I'd just get anxiety. I have really bad anxiety. So I hate people comeing up. Its all the time. So I feel like they should just watch the dog.
She absolutely could've done something about it. If that dog were to bite someone, that place {and probably the manager} would've had a lawsuit on their hands. Tell her that next time.
That happed at my work too. Im like ..... ok ill bring my pit bull. She said then you'll be fired. I ask why? We can bring dogs in. She said not a licensed dog. I said that one is not either. I have 1 that is and one that's not. So im tired of public places not doing there job right and threat to fire people that is trying to do something about it
It’s just a card that says the laws and stuff and questions people can ask someone with a service dog, not sure myself where to get them but they are like business cards so you can probably google and find out where to get some
Do you think Irish wolfhound would be a good SD candidate for heavy mobility and medical alert? Because the "Fav" four are too small do to my height and weight.
Hey so I’m making a video ok service dogs messing up! I was wondering if you’d like to be in it! All you have to do is upload a video of Sasha making a mistake and I’ll give you credit and all that stuff! Also, if there’s someone else reading and you’re a service animal handler, let me know if you’d want to be on it!
I love how you educate people about service dogs. 💕 gotta question tho: do you give her german commands? (Sitz/Platz) I thought I heard you say it and am curious right now 😂
you could buy one that has no credentials if you really wanted to, but it makes it harder for teams to defy public access issues if the team before them hands over a card.
Also consider that you have no idea who is running that site. It is all together possible they fund illegal activities including terrorism. You just can’t tell what your money is going to.
@@platinum_amortentia Sorry, I wasn’t 💯 on how it worked! I’m still learning. Thank you guys for telling me. I know you have to ha e a doctors note which is kinda what I was meaning but I’m not the best at wording stuff. So if they ask you down thing about your service dog could you should them the doctors note? Or just not show it to them and just answer them by the tasks and such?
My landlady refuses to let service dogs in training into the community room of our apartment complex. She even asked me if my service dog was registered and if he was trained to alert yet. I told her that he is in training, already knows the touch command, but we haven’t gotten to the point to have him associate the touch command with the action we want him to alert me to. She said we can’t have dogs in there because it’s a liability issue. I’m about to pull out the bigger liability card. Here’s a scenario with a service dog in training that is able to alert their handler, and they refuse him/her in the common area because they are a LIABILITY ISSUE. Their handler has an anxiety attack and their dog isn’t there to alert their handler, which is more of a liability? The dog laying calmly on the floor or the handler crumpled on the floor? The liability falls to the landlord at that point.
@@StyxNyx1 It’s actually her boss that’s making her do it. She genuinely like my dog and was okay with him anywhere, but her boss is in town and in the office, and boss be bitching...
"Is that your dog?"
Me, holding its leash: "No. I found it somewhere and decided to take it into a restaurant."
I haven’t even watch the video I’m still on the advertisement and boy am I excited
I’m excited to witness some Karen’s get in trouble
No it's my service rabbit In disguise. Or... what dog i see no dog I'm holding this leash just for kicks to see what reactions I get .. derrrrr
Omg I would of so said that.
@@calliepatteen lol I would have had a hard time not saying that to.
That’s how an uneducated person on service dogs should handle this situation. Judging by the behavior and be nice about it.
I love how you handled the situation calmly. I've seen so many people get nasty instead of calmly educating. Thank you for what you do!
Have you seen any of this girls other videos? This was an exception, she is constantly getting nasty and aggressive with people...
@@CiGiDancer I have, and sometimes when people don't listen or continue bad behavior etc.. it can get frustrating. Everyone has good and bad days.
It’s hard too lol. When I talk to people my autism goes SNAP and I don’t mean to be rude to people but I can’t help it
@@Bethany0420 I suppose we should all strive to be better when it comes to unloading our personal frustrations on others.
@@rileys7231 I am sure with repeated focused practice you could make great strides in this area! Best of luck to you!
SERVICE DOGS DON'T NEED PAPERWORK DUH 😆
well this is a good job to Mya for listening!!! such a cutie.
"What dog?! Holy shit! Where'd THAT come from?!"
Thank You for reminding me so need to restock the cards in my girl's vest.
I've stopped taking her in public with me unless I am going to wait in the car with her. My vet called early in the Pandemic & told us to be careful because they can catch it. He just called me a few weeks ago & told me to stop taking her out because all they can give them is antibiotics and antibiotics don't actually work for viral infections but people insist on seeing their pets given medication for it. Last count he knows of 5 service animals that have died in our area, 4 dogs & a ferret. 😔
I’m also not going to lie, I’ve been complemented by 3 different people. I’ve worked really hard to train my dog, Roofus, who is already an adult, and a rescue Pitty/Boxer mix. He’s been pretty difficult to train, and some of the desensitizing is on hold as a result to not having kids, joggers, and other dogs around. But two days ago, my best complement came from a gentleman that my dog barked at when he first met him. He said, “You’re doing a really good job training him. He’s made a lot of progress.” I’m so proud of Roofus. I’ve had him for less than 6 months, and he’s learning a new command. He heels on my right, so I’ve been using a new phrase, “To the right.” He’s learning to turn right. This helps me, especially when I’m using a cart. I can’t turn him right if my right hand is on the cart, thus the verbal cue.
After discovering your channel, I’ve been extra careful with any dogs I see. I take an extra look to see if there are any indications they are a service animal before I offer my greetings. Thanks for spreading awareness by sharing your life with us! 😊
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People these days 🤦♀️ glad he could tell she was a real one
♥️ more awesomeness from you 💋 BTW I LOVE YOUR GLASSES!!!! 😍
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I love your glasses!!!! ❤️
My dog missed one alert only becouse a young child was playing peekaboo behind me behind a pole I redirected her and then she was fine After.. the mom seen I had to refocus my dog she then told her child to stop .
My sd missed an alert because a little boy kept distracting her. Eventually she did alert though and I actually caught it on camera! It’s on my channel if you want to watch it
@@ruthiesfight thanks I'm autistic and I have been learning all I can about this and the different techniques that work with my dog she's all most 4 as of this coming may and learning quickly since I started training her at 10 mths old that's when she with out being told alerted on me a total of 3 times . I then decided to train her . She is a border collie and Australian shepherd x
Atleast the Mom told her child to stop. Most would just yell in the handlers face sadly 😔🤚🏽
@@AmandaTripsyes exactly. the mom didn't see he was distracting my dog until she herd and seen me redirect my dog . I was not angry at the child he was like 5.6 years old and was not approaching my dog . It's hard for little kids lol but she missed one alert and it was for anxiety. Not for my adrinal system problem.
@@calliepatteen That’s awesome! I’m sure she’s a fast learner because of her breed 👍
Ok my dog listens to my every command she is now a certified SD no paperwork needed 😂😂😂
You really need to educate yourself. There is a huge difference between a trained pet that listen to commands and does tricks tjan an actual trained service dog.
Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability.
What does "do work or perform tasks" mean?
A. The dog must be trained to take a specific action when needed to assist the person with a disability. For example, a person with diabetes may have a dog that is trained to alert him when his blood sugar reaches high or low levels. A person with depression may have a dog that is trained to remind her to take her medication. Or, a person who has epilepsy may have a dog that is trained to detect the onset of a seizure and then help the person remain safe during the seizure.
CERTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION
Q17. Does the ADA require that service animals be certified as service animals?
A. No. Covered entities may not require documentation, such as proof that the animal has been certified, trained, or licensed as a service animal, as a condition for entry.
There are individuals and organizations that sell service animal certification or registration documents online. These documents do not convey any rights under the ADA and the Department of Justice does not recognize them as proof that the dog is a service animal.
I LOVE UR GLASSES SO MUCH also good mya was listening LOVE UR VIDEOS DOM 💖💗💓💖
Hey im from the UK and the laws here are so stupid and not strict at all, I had a man in my shop with what he called a service dog, it didn't have any vest, no evidence of it being a service dog other than the man's word, the dog was not under control and he needed to pull the dog back a few times, he let another customer fuss the dog and when we spoke to him he kicked up a massive fuss, I asked him about tasks and the man litterly paused for a sec and they said sit to the dog 😂😂😂😂
But we had no leg to stand on as the laws are stupid here 😢
Oh really D:
I'm in the UK but am more clued up on American Laws like from this channel than I am UK laws surrounding service animal's
Thats why its best to keep there mouth shut. Keep an eye on the dog if there pulling tugging barking crying pooping eating jumping on things and other people. They lison to there coman. Easy to see. There also calm. They are focus around them also on there master.
Um no they should not just keep their mouth shut they should ask the two legal questions first off.
Is that a service dog needed for a disability?
What tasks is it trained to do?
Than keep an eye on the dog .
@@elliebosten6053 I have ro say something when it comes to someone bringing a fake in. I already had my own service dig attacked resulting in a missed alert which ended with me in a coma
@@fantasygirlstudio4659 yeah. I know that part. But like if someone was rude. Or real mean to me I'd just get anxiety. I have really bad anxiety. So I hate people comeing up. Its all the time. So I feel like they should just watch the dog.
@@elliebosten6053 Do you have a service dog?
I LOVE your glasses!!!!😊
“How many cheesy roll ups do you want?”
Me who works at Taco Bell “all of them, they are yummy for no reason”
I love your content keep it up
I was at work a dog in a cart came in barking up a storm. I told my manger that not a service dog she like we cant do anything about it
She absolutely could've done something about it. If that dog were to bite someone, that place {and probably the manager} would've had a lawsuit on their hands. Tell her that next time.
That happed at my work too. Im like ..... ok ill bring my pit bull. She said then you'll be fired. I ask why? We can bring dogs in. She said not a licensed dog. I said that one is not either. I have 1 that is and one that's not. So im tired of public places not doing there job right and threat to fire people that is trying to do something about it
Good job Mia!
I would absolutely agree but you kinda get into a grey area with PA training.
Not when state laws allow it. My state does.
"at the next light turn right"
1:17 Stand...
What brand is myas vest?😍
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BROOO WHEN I WAS A LITTLE KID I ONLY GOT CHEESE ROLL UPS! I’m 17 and I still do-
Bro your making me hungry stooopp!! 😆
@@fantasygirlstudio4659 Sameee!!!🤣
Who like puppys
Why are people not educated about service dogs?
Where do u get Ada card because I also have disability
It’s just a card that says the laws and stuff and questions people can ask someone with a service dog, not sure myself where to get them but they are like business cards so you can probably google and find out where to get some
Try Amazon.
That was me
Do you think Irish wolfhound would be a good SD candidate for heavy mobility and medical alert? Because the "Fav" four are too small do to my height and weight.
It gose for 3minutes
Hey so I’m making a video ok service dogs messing up! I was wondering if you’d like to be in it! All you have to do is upload a video of Sasha making a mistake and I’ll give you credit and all that stuff! Also, if there’s someone else reading and you’re a service animal handler, let me know if you’d want to be on it!
Her dogs name is Mya not Sasha.
Why?
I love how you educate people about service dogs. 💕 gotta question tho: do you give her german commands? (Sitz/Platz) I thought I heard you say it and am curious right now 😂
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I have a question, for a service dog can you still kinda get a “registery” even though you don’t have to?
you could buy one that has no credentials if you really wanted to, but it makes it harder for teams to defy public access issues if the team before them hands over a card.
There are those online but they are not reginozed by the DOJ and are considered fraudulent
You can get in trouble for it.
They're all fake and don't help anyone. Actually makes it harder for people and service animals.
Also consider that you have no idea who is running that site. It is all together possible they fund illegal activities including terrorism. You just can’t tell what your money is going to.
@@platinum_amortentia Sorry, I wasn’t 💯 on how it worked! I’m still learning. Thank you guys for telling me. I know you have to ha e a doctors note which is kinda what I was meaning but I’m not the best at wording stuff. So if they ask you down thing about your service dog could you should them the doctors note? Or just not show it to them and just answer them by the tasks and such?
I have a question- do service dogs help with stressing? Idk why but- I just wanna know-
they can
@@devincopeland4522 thank u for answering ^^
@@elis_cat_store5264 np :)
My landlady refuses to let service dogs in training into the community room of our apartment complex. She even asked me if my service dog was registered and if he was trained to alert yet. I told her that he is in training, already knows the touch command, but we haven’t gotten to the point to have him associate the touch command with the action we want him to alert me to. She said we can’t have dogs in there because it’s a liability issue. I’m about to pull out the bigger liability card. Here’s a scenario with a service dog in training that is able to alert their handler, and they refuse him/her in the common area because they are a LIABILITY ISSUE. Their handler has an anxiety attack and their dog isn’t there to alert their handler, which is more of a liability? The dog laying calmly on the floor or the handler crumpled on the floor? The liability falls to the landlord at that point.
Do sdit have public access in your area? Some states/cities don't allow public access for sdit, except for pet friendly places.
@@StyxNyx1 They do.
@@trielithira8377 Sounds like your landlady is driscriminating against you and your dog. That really sucks. I don't think she can legally do that.
@@StyxNyx1 It’s actually her boss that’s making her do it. She genuinely like my dog and was okay with him anywhere, but her boss is in town and in the office, and boss be bitching...