I’m getting a Doberman pup and he’s going to be training to be my SD for schizoaffective disorder (schizophrenia and bipolar) and for my sudden psychotic episodes, panic attacks and anxiety attacks
Oh my goodness!! Your training for “Touch” is amazing! I have been training my one year old border collie this to try and help with my anxiety and so far it is working out beautifully! Thanks so much for this video. If possible I would love to see more of this sort of stuff.
Madison S I’ve been looking into getting a collie (or working dog) for severe anxiety, depression and PTSD and have heard they aren’t very good. Do you think this is true? I think collies are some of the smartest and sweetest dogs
@@alexandraduffin6875 herding dogs are not recommended for psychiatric work because they easily pick up on your anxiety and this can actually cause them to be anxious too which is not good for a SD
My dog is about 6 months old and I’ve been working on training her to be a service dog, for my anxiety and ptsd. And I just wanna say this actually works. My collie picked up on this within one week. She does it when I don’t even know and she’s come such a long way. Thank you for this.
I wasn’t planning on teaching my dog anything for anxiety since I thought I didn’t do anything specific so I couldn’t be interrupted but I DO shake my leg! I’ve never seen this task before. Going to start working on it!
YES! I'm trying to teach my sdit. When he does it naturally I've been saying it and praising. But when I try to get him to do it as the 1st step to task work he just seems confused. 🤔
It'd be awesome to have a service dog, maybe then I could actually do stuff, depression sucks and I'd love to get a dog that could help me, be there and just, all the things service dogs can do. And I don't really get many anxiety attacks but I still get them when I think too much and service dogs just seem wonderful, unfortunately I live in a small house with mom, dad, brother, a cat, four small dogs and we can't add anymore, so it's time to suck it up! I've done it many times, why not some more.
Sliver Stream I know what you mean. I have severe migraines were I had to go to the hospital a few times and had to stay over night all the times I went because of it. I also have bad anxiety were I am running out of class because of an anxiety attack. But my problem is I have 2 dogs and 2 cats and one of them is pregnant. And my family isn't exactly rich and SD cost a lit of money. So I feel u bro
Karen Cook Yeah, it's horrible, I my anxiety isn't that bad, more slow, I work myself up and I get mingraines too but so far none being too bad, I usually just work through it myself. It would just be awesome to have a service dog, I mean don't get me wrong, my cat loves me and I love him, but he's not like a 'worker' cat, he's just family so he usually doesn't calm me down because he doesn't wanna be sneezed to death, neitherless he's an awesome pet and I wouldn't even trade him for the world's best service dog, I guess I'll just have to work by myself, I've been doing it so far, though it hasn't been the best :/
Sliver Stream yeah. Ik what you mean. I am actually saving money in a bank account everytime I get money so I can try to get a service dog. Ik I have to get approved by the ada first. Just to make sure that I have enough money to do it. Maybe in the future if its still to bad for you and not as many animals maybe you can put some thought into the same thing. Idk were the is even going honestly.... But yeah..
Karen Cook That's awesome! I hope you can get the perfect service dog! Though for me, I don't know, a service dog would be awesome but on the other hand my family members would just think am crazy, am only fifthteen too, I can't get much money and even if I could, drepression is like a stone dragging me down, my motivation in basically everything has just fallen, am luckily to even get to school for a week. I think best is to just find my own way to handle this. I have one too many problems too and if am saving up for money it wouldn't be for a service dog, there's a few things I need much more then a service dog.
This was an amazing explanation thank you so much, I will try and do this with my border collie puppy that I have for my anxiety/depression/bipolar/panic disorder. Again, thank you.🙂
I really like your video I subbed to you!! I’m about to start the process of home training for my psychiatric service dog, he will becoming home in a couple weeks!! And I have been looking for videos of how to teach the dog how to learn when to touch during anxiety and yours is the first one I have found!!! If you could maybe make some more videos on beginner dogs on how to teach the the task?!
I know this was three years ago when it was posted, and I will be writing this comment 3 years late but anyway, the beginning she just flops in her lap! That is the cutest darn thing!
I would love to see your training techniques for pressing as well. I’m trying to teach my goldendoodle puppy to be my ptsd/ anxiety and depression service dog.
I just started training my puppy before I watched this and she picked it up so fast I’m so surprised! I started shaking my leg and hand and she alerted before I even asked her to, it’s like she did it in her past life💓💓
I love this! Thank you so much! I needed a video on how to train my dog to do this! Do you have another video on how you teach them to apply the pressure? Thanks
i haven’t yet been diagnosed with anxiety, i am pretty much always anxious, and falling asleep is always hard because i can never just relax, and usually i have 1+ panic attacks a day. but i have always dreamed of having a service dog, i think it would help me so much, but i already have a lot of pets so i don’t think my mom would let me get another animal, even if it was to help me... (i’m 12 btw)
If you want a service dog you have to be diagnosed by a professional.. so I would recommend asking your mom to go to the doctor and ask if what you have would be good for a sd
Hey, I loved this video and am currently trying to train my puppy for similar tasks. I was wondering if there is an update on how training went/is going for Hazel since the two years of this post.
You have no idea how grateful I am for this specific video! I'm excited to train with my pup using your methods! I would love to know if you have advice on training a pup to alert when the signs of anxiety aren't so clear (like the leg shake). For example: heart pace increase, shaky hands. I would also like to ask have you notice the affects of your pup training helping to calm anxiety?
So I decided to try this with my new Rottweiler puppy Athena since my old SD Nyx is close to retiring. When I’m about to get a panic attack or episode I shake my head violently without realizing so I tried it but with my head shake and it works great!! TYSM
i watched this and i was really really impressed! this helped a lot with my knowledge of trainer before i get my service dog! i thought you had several thousand subs but no?!? you totally deserve so many more subs! your editing was awesome and it was so simple to follow along! 💕
This is honestly really good. I don't have really any experience with dog training but my 1 yr old GS dog is extremely well behaved for a pup. I just tried teaching him "touch" and I think he's getting the hang of it! I have PTSD and would love to make him a service animal
Hello, I’m new to your channel and I enjoy very much watching how you train your dog. Can you do more training on how you show your dog to crawl and other things.
Thanks so much for this video , I have separation anxiety and other anxiety, but didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a super trained dog , i’m gonna teach my dog this thx
we’re most likely getting another dog after our trip to disney in february. we’re looking for a bigger dog (and a smarter one. our current dog was a stray and isn’t very bright in the head but i still love him very much) and since i suffer with anxiety i’m looking to train the dog some simple tasks to help with that. my anxiety causes me to shake my hand, similar to how you shake your leg, and this video seems to be perfect for when the time comes!
I have a month old german shepherd named axle and in a couple of weeks I will start training him for my anxiety attacks and he will get service animal training and he is laying on my lap right now sleeping because he it a little baby pup
I am hoping to get an ESA soon, and I am going to have to train them myself. This video is so helpful, because I have severe anxiety and am going to college in about a year so I want my dog to be able to help me with an anxiety attack:)
I am currently training my chihuahua for my anxiety he has lpt down but this will be extremely helpful and useful will deffo try this ur dog is gorgeous defo going to sub to you x
Omg this is so helpful. I have extreme generalized anxiety and suffer from selective mutism because of it. My earlier anxiety ticks though is leg bouncing
is there any kind of healthy treats that works for training ur dogs that makes it a bit better to give so many at one time? fantastic video by the way, greatly appreciated
I have a stubborn dog who only will do commands if I have treats but she is training to be an anxiety alert dog and panic attack response. I wanna do thw command without treats but it's hard. Any advice? I have one video up too and it's of her doing training.
service dog Frankie 5 When you are training her, start by slowly reducing the amount of treats you feed her, so don’t suddenly take them all away, but slowly reduce the amount of treats she receives. Basically give them to her at random (when she correctly performs the task) so she doesn’t really know when she is going to get a treat, but still does the task. I don’t know if that makes sense, but I hope it helps. 😊 Good luck
I recommend using lots of verbal praise and petting her a lot to let her know she did good. But don't just start doing it right away, you gotta slowly do it so she doesn't always expect a treat until you can do it without one.
Zoey Boxx I’m getting checked GAD but in UK SDs are not really for mental stuff so you have to train them your self but my dad doesn’t want a dog in the house with a cat I’m really sad because I feel like a SD would help me calm down sleep and not be scared to leave my bed at night and more
What tips do you have for owner training? I have a one year old Great Dane and lab mix, he can be very stubborn but he's eager to please and a smart boy.
I have bad anxiety to the point where i cant breath but my mom does not believe me. I cant talk to my doctor cause i am under age and i don't want to get in trouble for asking for help. I taught my dog to paw at me in public or at home when i am with her scratch me so the leg shake, covering my face, and me scratching myself what should i do. I would like to be able to make her a service dog one day if my doctor says i can.i am only 13
Any advice on if your dog won't paw at your leg? he will just use his nose but ideally i'd like him to use his paw. If I leave the treat there he will just get frustrated and walk away
I have PTSD and angziaty my ema is getting older so we are getting a new puppy to train before we retire her she pretty much trained herself bc she originally wasnt supposed to be a working dog I got her before my accident anyways I really dont have a tell aside from getting snappy and angry with people how would I train the new puppy for that with out confusing them that I'm mad at them
My dog is currently under SD training (anxiety, manic episodes, i get physical) and I'm not sure if learning stand or backwards is necessary. I would love to know because i'm willing to go to the full extent of training. I know backwards is probably important incase something happens, but I would love to know what I can do to make things better for me and my sdit. Training wise.
Little Angel yes. A therapy dog does not have public access and no tasks to preform. It’s simply there for support. while a service dog has tasks that they preform that the owner NEEDS them to do for their disability and also has public access👍🏻
@@halliechapman9860 thanks I was just wondering because I taught her alerts for when I'm working on homework, or I feel anxious while with her in public areas. I think it's just a good thing for her to know that s all.
I am trying to train my cocker spaniel to be anxierty and depression service dog when I go out and about and got a vest saying service dog and trying to teach him the signs when I am having anxierty panic attacks
I don't want to be rude because i don't know your life or medical history but just remember that a doctor has to diagnose you with a disability. If you don't have a disability it legally isnt/can't be a service dog
My Golden retriever is being trained to make sure I take my meds and to keep me asleep and hygiene (Crippling Anxiety and Moderate Depression stemming from to not,9th grade, 6 years of almost consistent bullying on race and weight.)
Just remember that a doctor has to diagnose you with a disability. If you dont have a disability it legally isnt/cant be a service dog under the federal ada law
Jaiden Stein ask your parents to take you to an psychiatrist or therapist that can help diagnose you and give you meds or any other treatment options for me my parents tried everything and then we decided to get an ESA which is now in training to be my service dog that’s just how I went about it tho
I think I have anxiety..in class I feel like everyone staring at me and when my teacher calls my name I get really really scared and almost start crying sometimes without anyone noticing and I also shake my leg a lot and pick on my lips, can someone tell me if I do have anxiety..answer quickly please...
everyone gets anxiety but not everyone has an anxiety disorder. if this affects you very often you might have a disorder, but please seek professional help to reach a diagnoses. wishing you the best, I know how much anxiety sucks!
Sassafras was my dogs nickname. Her name was baby girl but when she got an attitude that's whatI called her. I haven't ever heard any1 else say it to a dog b4.
Yes you can it's called owner training and I have done it with my current SDIT Sapphire and previous SD Midget as long as you keep at it it can take up to a 2 years and if your inexperienced it can be harder and you could end up with a washed out (failed) dog but it also depends on finding the right dog a motivated one that loves to work but not overly excited too. Hope this helped also you can look up more about it at ada law article 2 .
A lot of people told me a Rottweiler wasn’t a proper or good breed for a sd but I didn’t listen, now my rott is 7 months old and training amazingly , I train him on my own. He currently knows dpt, lpt, basic house commands, stay, takedown, and way more, im proud of him . If you want to see him go to my ig @florandthesdcash
service dog Frankie 5 Dogs can't be stubborn.... And a huskey is one of the harder dogs to train.... Their energy is off the wall due to them pulling large objects for literally DAYS...
+Love Bug um, yes? dogs can be stubborn... huskies are hard to train because they are a generally stubborn breed. they were bred for racing with packs so they are individual thinkers incase they needed to make a rash decision during a race. if a husky doesn't want to work or train or do something, they WONT do it. That goes for any animal, but is very likely in huskies. That's what being stubborn is.
Huskies are actually extremely trainable and can be very easy to train because of how intelligent they are, they just learn differently than other dogs and are more independent since they were bred to pull sleds.
Hailey Little i would suggest using small bacon or turkey treats. The dog wants those more than food most of the time, so you might get a better response.
({}) My dog isn't fit to be a service dog, but it would be amazing to have one, I get minor anxiety attacks that aren't visible, and major panick attacks that are visible. My family could afford a service dog, and it would help me with my panick attacks, because sometime I do stuff that I can't help, and an alert dog would most likely change my bad habits. Except I would need one that can go almost everywhere with me, because my panick attacks happen in public a lot. I have s counsellor that I go too, and could possibly talk to her. I can't talk to me mom because she wouldn't take me seriously, and can't really communicate with my dad at the moment.
Anyone who has a phyciatric SD or is looking for one, do please remember us people who need them for anxiety means we cant function like eating or sleeping. If it is just something you need support for please take on an ESA after talking with your trained medical health professional, do please remember they are only there for support and do not have public access
This is probably gonna sound weird and stupid but can someone be my friend ;-; I just want a disabled friend that I can talk to that’s able to relate and share with me about life ;-; preferred age requirement is 12-16 but I don’t really care ;-;
Leg shaking is often a subconscious action of an anxious handler and the dog alerting the handler of the action alerts the handler to their own rising anxiety and may help them avoid a full-fledged panic attack, but since the panic attack hasn't actually occurred and might be avoided once the handler is aware of their anxiety level, the dog is not considered to be responding.
I’m getting a Doberman pup and he’s going to be training to be my SD for schizoaffective disorder (schizophrenia and bipolar) and for my sudden psychotic episodes, panic attacks and anxiety attacks
Good luck 😉
that's what my autistic uncle has (not a dog but disorder)
me too !. except she’s more for my SAD. (social anxiety disorder). :)
doberman are awesome! My friend runs a rescue for them and they’re amazing dogs!
Emma Marie I have a chiweenie 😭
Husky: "Do you even see my awesome high fives? Give me the treatos!" Lol
Oh my goodness!! Your training for “Touch” is amazing! I have been training my one year old border collie this to try and help with my anxiety and so far it is working out beautifully! Thanks so much for this video. If possible I would love to see more of this sort of stuff.
Madison S I’ve been looking into getting a collie (or working dog) for severe anxiety, depression and PTSD and have heard they aren’t very good. Do you think this is true? I think collies are some of the smartest and sweetest dogs
@@alexandraduffin6875 herding dogs are not recommended for psychiatric work because they easily pick up on your anxiety and this can actually cause them to be anxious too which is not good for a SD
My dog is about 6 months old and I’ve been working on training her to be a service dog, for my anxiety and ptsd. And I just wanna say this actually works. My collie picked up on this within one week. She does it when I don’t even know and she’s come such a long way. Thank you for this.
I wasn’t planning on teaching my dog anything for anxiety since I thought I didn’t do anything specific so I couldn’t be interrupted but I DO shake my leg! I’ve never seen this task before. Going to start working on it!
My dog stops me from crying and it's almost natural for her. She will jump on me and lick my forehead until I put my arms down.
Would love to see your training steps for pressing!
Yes, please!
YES! I'm trying to teach my sdit. When he does it naturally I've been saying it and praising. But when I try to get him to do it as the 1st step to task work he just seems confused. 🤔
It'd be awesome to have a service dog, maybe then I could actually do stuff, depression sucks and I'd love to get a dog that could help me, be there and just, all the things service dogs can do. And I don't really get many anxiety attacks but I still get them when I think too much and service dogs just seem wonderful, unfortunately I live in a small house with mom, dad, brother, a cat, four small dogs and we can't add anymore, so it's time to suck it up! I've done it many times, why not some more.
Sliver Stream I know what you mean. I have severe migraines were I had to go to the hospital a few times and had to stay over night all the times I went because of it. I also have bad anxiety were I am running out of class because of an anxiety attack. But my problem is I have 2 dogs and 2 cats and one of them is pregnant. And my family isn't exactly rich and SD cost a lit of money. So I feel u bro
Karen Cook Yeah, it's horrible, I my anxiety isn't that bad, more slow, I work myself up and I get mingraines too but so far none being too bad, I usually just work through it myself. It would just be awesome to have a service dog, I mean don't get me wrong, my cat loves me and I love him, but he's not like a 'worker' cat, he's just family so he usually doesn't calm me down because he doesn't wanna be sneezed to death, neitherless he's an awesome pet and I wouldn't even trade him for the world's best service dog, I guess I'll just have to work by myself, I've been doing it so far, though it hasn't been the best :/
Sliver Stream yeah. Ik what you mean. I am actually saving money in a bank account everytime I get money so I can try to get a service dog. Ik I have to get approved by the ada first. Just to make sure that I have enough money to do it. Maybe in the future if its still to bad for you and not as many animals maybe you can put some thought into the same thing. Idk were the is even going honestly.... But yeah..
Karen Cook That's awesome! I hope you can get the perfect service dog! Though for me, I don't know, a service dog would be awesome but on the other hand my family members would just think am crazy, am only fifthteen too, I can't get much money and even if I could, drepression is like a stone dragging me down, my motivation in basically everything has just fallen, am luckily to even get to school for a week. I think best is to just find my own way to handle this. I have one too many problems too and if am saving up for money it wouldn't be for a service dog, there's a few things I need much more then a service dog.
Sliver Stream well I'm sorry.. Hope everything works out for u
THANK YOU SO MUCH i just got a puppy to help me and my dad when we are having anxiety attacks i needed this
This was an amazing explanation thank you so much, I will try and do this with my border collie puppy that I have for my anxiety/depression/bipolar/panic disorder. Again, thank you.🙂
I really like your video I subbed to you!! I’m about to start the process of home training for my psychiatric service dog, he will becoming home in a couple weeks!! And I have been looking for videos of how to teach the dog how to learn when to touch during anxiety and yours is the first one I have found!!! If you could maybe make some more videos on beginner dogs on how to teach the the task?!
I know this was three years ago when it was posted, and I will be writing this comment 3 years late but anyway, the beginning she just flops in her lap! That is the cutest darn thing!
So amazing! I am starting working with a french bulldog to help me...
I would love to see your training techniques for pressing as well. I’m trying to teach my goldendoodle puppy to be my ptsd/ anxiety and depression service dog.
I just started training my puppy before I watched this and she picked it up so fast I’m so surprised! I started shaking my leg and hand and she alerted before I even asked her to, it’s like she did it in her past life💓💓
I love this! Thank you so much! I needed a video on how to train my dog to do this! Do you have another video on how you teach them to apply the pressure? Thanks
i haven’t yet been diagnosed with anxiety, i am pretty much always anxious, and falling asleep is always hard because i can never just relax, and usually i have 1+ panic attacks a day. but i have always dreamed of having a service dog, i think it would help me so much, but i already have a lot of pets so i don’t think my mom would let me get another animal, even if it was to help me... (i’m 12 btw)
If you want a service dog you have to be diagnosed by a professional.. so I would recommend asking your mom to go to the doctor and ask if what you have would be good for a sd
Hey, I loved this video and am currently trying to train my puppy for similar tasks. I was wondering if there is an update on how training went/is going for Hazel since the two years of this post.
Thank you for this video, really appreciated.
You have no idea how grateful I am for this specific video! I'm excited to train with my pup using your methods! I would love to know if you have advice on training a pup to alert when the signs of anxiety aren't so clear (like the leg shake). For example: heart pace increase, shaky hands. I would also like to ask have you notice the affects of your pup training helping to calm anxiety?
Could you possible try making a video of how you trained hazel to do pressure therapy
So I decided to try this with my new Rottweiler puppy Athena since my old SD Nyx is close to retiring. When I’m about to get a panic attack or episode I shake my head violently without realizing so I tried it but with my head shake and it works great!! TYSM
i watched this and i was really really impressed! this helped a lot with my knowledge of trainer before i get my service dog! i thought you had several thousand subs but no?!? you totally deserve so many more subs! your editing was awesome and it was so simple to follow along! 💕
This is honestly really good. I don't have really any experience with dog training but my 1 yr old GS dog is extremely well behaved for a pup. I just tried teaching him "touch" and I think he's getting the hang of it! I have PTSD and would love to make him a service animal
Hello, I’m new to your channel and I enjoy very much watching how you train your dog.
Can you do more training on how you show your dog to crawl and other things.
Thanks so much for this video , I have separation anxiety and other anxiety, but didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a super trained dog , i’m gonna teach my dog this thx
This video is awesome!! Thanks so much 🖤
we’re most likely getting another dog after our trip to disney in february. we’re looking for a bigger dog (and a smarter one. our current dog was a stray and isn’t very bright in the head but i still love him very much) and since i suffer with anxiety i’m looking to train the dog some simple tasks to help with that. my anxiety causes me to shake my hand, similar to how you shake your leg, and this video seems to be perfect for when the time comes!
You're a great trainer, I know its an old video but thanks for posting it, Subscribed.
How many treats to give them?
I have a month old german shepherd named axle and in a couple of weeks I will start training him for my anxiety attacks and he will get service animal training and he is laying on my lap right now sleeping because he it a little baby pup
I’m getting a dog and she’s going to be my EA. I know that ea’s aren’t like service dogs but I still want her to alert me at home or during a flight.
I am hoping to get an ESA soon, and I am going to have to train them myself. This video is so helpful, because I have severe anxiety and am going to college in about a year so I want my dog to be able to help me with an anxiety attack:)
I am currently training my chihuahua for my anxiety he has lpt down but this will be extremely helpful and useful will deffo try this ur dog is gorgeous defo going to sub to you x
Awesome tips and pointers! (:
Omg this is so helpful. I have extreme generalized anxiety and suffer from selective mutism because of it. My earlier anxiety ticks though is leg bouncing
This video was perfect - I've been having trouble getting my SDiT to touch without my hand there as she always wants to target my hand.
This so detailed thankyou! Do you have any suggestions for how to make the touch a chin rather than paw?
is there any kind of healthy treats that works for training ur dogs that makes it a bit better to give so many at one time? fantastic video by the way, greatly appreciated
My dogs love freeze dried chicken/liver/beef/etc. most brands don’t add any nasty stuff so it’s just the meat 😊
Normally while training I just use kibble because I already have some and my dogs like it as a training treat just fine
i like to use chicken. no seasoning though
I have a stubborn dog who only will do commands if I have treats but she is training to be an anxiety alert dog and panic attack response. I wanna do thw command without treats but it's hard. Any advice? I have one video up too and it's of her doing training.
service dog Frankie 5 When you are training her, start by slowly reducing the amount of treats you feed her, so don’t suddenly take them all away, but slowly reduce the amount of treats she receives. Basically give them to her at random (when she correctly performs the task) so she doesn’t really know when she is going to get a treat, but still does the task. I don’t know if that makes sense, but I hope it helps. 😊 Good luck
I recommend using lots of verbal praise and petting her a lot to let her know she did good. But don't just start doing it right away, you gotta slowly do it so she doesn't always expect a treat until you can do it without one.
probably too late lol but associate a word/noise with the treat. verbal praise/pets should eventually take place of the treat
Looking forward to more videos!
The crawl is adorable
My Siberian Husky is in training to be my ptsd and anxiety alert SD and this video was very helpful
Zoey Boxx I’m getting checked GAD but in UK SDs are not really for mental stuff so you have to train them your self but my dad doesn’t want a dog in the house with a cat I’m really sad because I feel like a SD would help me calm down sleep and not be scared to leave my bed at night and more
What tips do you have for owner training? I have a one year old Great Dane and lab mix, he can be very stubborn but he's eager to please and a smart boy.
About how long would you spend on each stage? A couple hours? A few days? A week? More? I've never done this type of thing before and I'm curious.
I have bad anxiety to the point where i cant breath but my mom does not believe me. I cant talk to my doctor cause i am under age and i don't want to get in trouble for asking for help. I taught my dog to paw at me in public or at home when i am with her scratch me so the leg shake, covering my face, and me scratching myself what should i do. I would like to be able to make her a service dog one day if my doctor says i can.i am only 13
Any advice on if your dog won't paw at your leg? he will just use his nose but ideally i'd like him to use his paw. If I leave the treat there he will just get frustrated and walk away
I have PTSD and angziaty my ema is getting older so we are getting a new puppy to train before we retire her she pretty much trained herself bc she originally wasnt supposed to be a working dog I got her before my accident anyways I really dont have a tell aside from getting snappy and angry with people how would I train the new puppy for that with out confusing them that I'm mad at them
My dog is currently under SD training (anxiety, manic episodes, i get physical) and I'm not sure if learning stand or backwards is necessary. I would love to know because i'm willing to go to the full extent of training. I know backwards is probably important incase something happens, but I would love to know what I can do to make things better for me and my sdit. Training wise.
This is great I was searching for new ways to do this
Bless this video! It is great for starters!
Would u do the same thing for foot shakes? I kind wanna try to teache my dog this
This video was great. It’s helping me to perfect this with my dog and that’s so helpful for me.
Is there a difference between an anxiety therapy dog and a service dog??
Little Angel yes
Little Angel yes. A therapy dog does not have public access and no tasks to preform. It’s simply there for support. while a service dog has tasks that they preform that the owner NEEDS them to do for their disability and also has public access👍🏻
@@halliechapman9860 thanks I was just wondering because I taught her alerts for when I'm working on homework, or I feel anxious while with her in public areas. I think it's just a good thing for her to know that s all.
Little Angel awesome!! Good job!
Yes. Watch Visual Moss, she explains it.
Great video please keep them coming!
so i am assuming you need to know your pre physical signs of an attack in order to teach them?
I bounce my leg/knee a lot too!! This video is very helpful for in the future!
does anyone know what kind of treats she uses. I've seen other trainers use similar tiny treats before too.
How do you train for DPT? (Did i say that correctly?)
Can you do a class on training dog to alert you when they have to use the potty?
Angela Ernst i have mine ring a bell we made him touch before going outside and reward him
Any updates? How intense is this sheppard? Worked with very intense police dogs. How do a trained dog go for, for the patient?
I am trying to train my cocker spaniel to be anxierty and depression service dog when I go out and about and got a vest saying service dog and trying to teach him the signs when I am having anxierty panic attacks
I don't want to be rude because i don't know your life or medical history but just remember that a doctor has to diagnose you with a disability. If you don't have a disability it legally isnt/can't be a service dog
My Golden retriever is being trained to make sure I take my meds and to keep me asleep and hygiene (Crippling Anxiety and Moderate Depression stemming from to not,9th grade, 6 years of almost consistent bullying on race and weight.)
I think you’re a great creator I’ve just started a UA-cam channel with my sweet puppy this is exciting to watch 👍😁
Can you show how to teach dpt?
Alyssa Hood 1:39
@@shxdowwolfie700 but that was just showing the pup doing it.. not showing how to teach it.
How to you teach the tasking I have a service dog in training for anxiety
im training my dog a shih-tuz for my friend who has anxiety and cant go to school because of it
Is chewchewaw mix a good service dog
Can't find on Instagram?
I have deppresion and anxiety, and I've been thinking of training my German shepred to be a service dog.
Just remember that a doctor has to diagnose you with a disability. If you dont have a disability it legally isnt/cant be a service dog under the federal ada law
Great video thanks for sharing that
Thank you so much for the video!
I’m just imagining the owners getting back the second dog and then they start bouncing their leg and the dog just walks up and taps em until they stop
I have a 5 year old Rottweiler doberman mix that i am training. He is learning fast
i say touch and my dog tries to shake what do i do
I think I have PTSD what should I do I’m 12 years old
Jaiden Stein ask your parents to take you to an psychiatrist or therapist that can help diagnose you and give you meds or any other treatment options for me my parents tried everything and then we decided to get an ESA which is now in training to be my service dog that’s just how I went about it tho
Omg I need this video
I think I have anxiety..in class I feel like everyone staring at me and when my teacher calls my name I get really really scared and almost start crying sometimes without anyone noticing and I also shake my leg a lot and pick on my lips, can someone tell me if I do have anxiety..answer quickly please...
everyone gets anxiety but not everyone has an anxiety disorder. if this affects you very often you might have a disorder, but please seek professional help to reach a diagnoses. wishing you the best, I know how much anxiety sucks!
Carla SanCam seek a medical professional to help go see your doctor I’m not a professional but you could possibly have a disorder.
Sassafras was my dogs nickname. Her name was baby girl but when she got an attitude that's whatI called her. I haven't ever heard any1 else say it to a dog b4.
I've never trained my dog this yet somehow we are to the part that she touches my leg that shakes when asked in 5 mins
Could you possibly help me ? No one seems to train service dogs in my area I could pay for like video sessions with me and my dog
I can help
My names Kelly I have a service dog named Hazel who looks just like yours! I nearly flipped dude lol!
Hey I have a question,Can you train a service dog yourself? Someone keeps telling me its illegal
Yes you can it's called owner training and I have done it with my current SDIT Sapphire and previous SD Midget as long as you keep at it it can take up to a 2 years and if your inexperienced it can be harder and you could end up with a washed out (failed) dog but it also depends on finding the right dog a motivated one that loves to work but not overly excited too. Hope this helped also you can look up more about it at ada law article 2 .
0:55 back up me: if I back it up is it fat enough
This video is awsome thank you
what line of German shepherd is she? and do you have an instagram?
A lot of people told me a Rottweiler wasn’t a proper or good breed for a sd but I didn’t listen, now my rott is 7 months old and training amazingly , I train him on my own. He currently knows dpt, lpt, basic house commands, stay, takedown, and way more, im proud of him . If you want to see him go to my ig @florandthesdcash
I think you alerting triggered my anxiety omg
How did she learn ll this so quickly?
Wolfwitch cosplay huskys and larger breeds are quick learners while small dogs are more stubborn
service dog Frankie 5 Dogs can't be stubborn.... And a huskey is one of the harder dogs to train.... Their energy is off the wall due to them pulling large objects for literally DAYS...
+Love Bug um, yes? dogs can be stubborn... huskies are hard to train because they are a generally stubborn breed. they were bred for racing with packs so they are individual thinkers incase they needed to make a rash decision during a race. if a husky doesn't want to work or train or do something, they WONT do it. That goes for any animal, but is very likely in huskies. That's what being stubborn is.
Huskies are actually extremely trainable and can be very easy to train because of how intelligent they are, they just learn differently than other dogs and are more independent since they were bred to pull sleds.
agreed
does anyone know what she’s using for treats?
edit: never mind haha she said it was her dog food
Hailey Little i would suggest using small bacon or turkey treats. The dog wants those more than food most of the time, so you might get a better response.
So cute
HaHa! Perfect name for a Husky
Thank you for this video
My emotional support dog is task train for my anxiety and is my nose
My dog is named hazel and I’m training her to be a service dog
({}) My dog isn't fit to be a service dog, but it would be amazing to have one, I get minor anxiety attacks that aren't visible, and major panick attacks that are visible. My family could afford a service dog, and it would help me with my panick attacks, because sometime I do stuff that I can't help, and an alert dog would most likely change my bad habits. Except I would need one that can go almost everywhere with me, because my panick attacks happen in public a lot. I have s counsellor that I go too, and could possibly talk to her. I can't talk to me mom because she wouldn't take me seriously, and can't really communicate with my dad at the moment.
Kaylee & Cooper that’s where I stand except I don’t have a counselor and my parents won’t take me seriously either
Anyone who has a phyciatric SD or is looking for one, do please remember us people who need them for anxiety means we cant function like eating or sleeping. If it is just something you need support for please take on an ESA after talking with your trained medical health professional, do please remember they are only there for support and do not have public access
Sassafras that’s what I call my dog lol
This is probably gonna sound weird and stupid but can someone be my friend ;-; I just want a disabled friend that I can talk to that’s able to relate and share with me about life ;-; preferred age requirement is 12-16 but I don’t really care ;-;
Do you have discord? I’ll gladly talk with to you :))
Salad Floof Oh I did but I think I deleted it, I’ll see.
Salad Floof I do have it I just don’t know how to use it lol
Typical Alien are you on mobile or PC?
Salad Floof mobile
That’s not an alert for the leg shake that’s a response. An alert is something that happens BEFORE not during or after.
Leg shaking is often a subconscious action of an anxious handler and the dog alerting the handler of the action alerts the handler to their own rising anxiety and may help them avoid a full-fledged panic attack, but since the panic attack hasn't actually occurred and might be avoided once the handler is aware of their anxiety level, the dog is not considered to be responding.
I’ve tried so many things and this is the only technique that works! Tysmm!! 🥹