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What is a Service Dog?
A Service Dog is any dog Trained to perform Tasks to help an individual with a disability.
What’s the difference between an Emotional Support Dog and a Service Dog?
Emotional Support Animals do not require training. They are not allowed in public places that don’t allow pets. They are not Service Animals.
What Tasks does Dakota Perform?
Dakota is a 𝘔𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘭 Alert and response dog. She is for psychiatric and medical/ physical purposes.
Her tasks consist of but are not limited to: Anxiety/ Ptsd alerts, dissociation alerts, guide work (during a ptsd episode), Deep Pressure therapy, Opening and Closing Doors, interfering with self harm, Finding help (normally leading me to my family if I enter an episode away from them. She’s trained to find a family member and nudge them), Blocking and covering (creating space between myself and other people).
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I’m an ESA owner, but my dog knows how to walk next to me, she alerts my anxiety when I need it and I DONT take her into shops because she’s not aloud
People are stupid!!! AHHHH
good on you for being responsible and realizing where you dog is allowed and where they arent
Melissa Q thank you! She is in training to become a PTSD alert dog for me, but in the UK they have to do tests before being aloud in public so currently she’s only a ESA and I understand that because I’m not stupid and I’m not going to take an untrained unpredictable ESA into a place with a trained service dog that could get distracted and off task!
The Precious Doodles and you aren’t one of those stupid people! Congrats on following rules and not hurting the system or service animals aka Dakota... yay!
RainbowRose 769 so true! I respect service animals! I wouldn’t want my unpredictable ESA distracting a SD from its work! When my ESA is trained as a SD I won’t want untrained dogs distracting her!
Thank you for being one of the rare responsible people. Good on you. Have a great day. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Am I the only one rehearing a scene at 16:24?
IvyTheWolf nope
I hear it too
Yes
I did to
IvyTheWolf same
One time I had to go to the shop and I wasn’t feeling great, so I took Priddy and asked the security if I could bring her in. I said she isn’t a service dog but she helps me in crowded spaces and he said yes, I was in and out in 5 mins and she just walked along beside me, when I stopped she sat and she stayed in a tight heel. We came across a SDiT who lunged at my ESA! Priddy looked I said “focus” and she kept going.
Control your animals people!
The Precious Doodles Good for you for having control over your doggo in public. If only other people could do the same
Danni so true!
You are the exception, unfortunately! Thanks for being a responsible owner :)
Exactly!
@Animal Mom2006 Which is why you never blame the animals on anything at all. Always blame the owners. Unless the owners are trying, but the animals are being rebellious against their owners. Than that's a whole different issue in itself.
“This is Lexie’s scattered brain live and in person”
Lexie: “ooh buttons” 😂😂😂
Okay since literally no one in the comments seem to have a comment on this:
Sorry but the girl who put her SD in harms way is not brave. What she did was wrong and super upsetting. I don’t care if there’s a fake service dog there, I don’t want to see Venus get hurt because of this persons arrogance. the guy wasn’t being mean to her, she didn’t even try to educate him. She put her own dog in DIRECT harms way, he lunged right at Venus? He was right in her face and she didn’t even move away? Why would you do that? “Thats not a service dog” not even educating him, while putting the dog in direct harms way. Literally did absolutely nothing productive. There’s so much wrong with this picture. Im just really irritated by this now, it has triggered me. I’m not going to say this person doesn’t deserve their dog but they certainly need to sit back and re-evaluate what they did in their video and I hope they learn from it and hope they won’t put Venus in harms away again. I don’t know about you but if there were a clear aggressive dog literally a clothing rack away from my SD and me I would go to the whole other half of the store OR LEAVE. Its what a mature and logical handler would do. Heck, even report them to the front desk. I’m very disappointed, please don’t do this to your dogs. If you see a “fake” do not go up to them if you have YOUR DOG with you. DO NOT PUT YOUR SERVICE DOG IN HARMS WAY.
Had Venus gotten attack she wouldn’t be able to work for weeks or worse, ever again. It would be the handlers fault completely in that situation. If someone followed you and harassed you that’s different. Again for the people in the back, DO NOT. PUT YOUR SERVICE DOG. IN HARMS WAY.
Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.
I agree. Even in the main video she was talking about, she kept following the 'fake service dog' around. Like move on and keep your dog away from other ones. I think she puts shaming other people over the safety of her own dog.
Chronically Hopeful yes! It was painful to watch, her dog was SECONDS away from being bitten in the face! Who does that to their dog??
Impressive but true
Shaunalea Archer and just exactly how am I and others like me supposed to do this?
This girl constantly puts her dog in danger (real or imagined) and causes drama around herself and her "service dog." Then films it and puts it on UA-cam! Just for donations! And so you send her and her dog free things!
Now she has a purebred German Shepherd puppy that you can send things too as well!!
She is pathetic! Get a job and buy your own things!
She ruins the reputations of service dogs and their handlers everywhere!
Tell me, why are you constantly cruising around this shop continually making unsubstantiated accusations about people targeting and following you? You call this being a role model? You call this spreading awareness about service dogs? You are deluded.
It's called being a narcissist, thinking you are more important than the people around you.
I never seen the lady following anyone. She actually looked like she was lost. Just like you all when you were looking for socks.
She’s lost af
That’s what it looked like to me.
@Mary Hicks Stop just assuming that the lady was lost what If she was actually following them and maybe trying to aggravate Dakota.
@@htx..kayyee But are u not Just assuming as well? Lol
@@yukimasahiko Well yes- but why cant yall like just not even start this- Its just a vid
Do you have a stress fracture in your foot. It can happen from just walking. Hope you feel better
I had hairline fractures in the middle three bone where they connect to the toes stumped the ER doctor as that is an unusual thing to happen without also breaking the little toe 😂😂😂😂😂 and on a scale 1-10 first week it was 3-5 mostly 4 second week mostly 3 the rest of the weeks 1-3 in pain basically wasn't painful except that night that I sleptwalked on it luckily the pain woke me up before I got past one step though the boot very first day I was in it I accidentally put to much weight on it didn't break it but left it tender to walk for the next 2 weeks I actually had to sit down because it didn't throb but it felt like when I broke it I had to sit down every 5 minutes for 10 minutes after that the first few days if I probably looked at my reflection I probably would have seen I lost color that first day cause my cheeks always stay red no matter what trademark I inherited from mom the hotter I get the redder I get hints of purple on forehead the colder I am but the more I'm in pain the less color in my cheeks honestly I'm surprised I didn't lose a lot of coloring that first three hours as that was when the pain was almost a high 5 close to 6 with intensity of a 8-9 now I know when pressure drops my foot doesn't go by rain or cold weather like other ppl it goes by pressure dropping family knows when they see me walking 3 times around the driveway no matter what the weather they know I'm just walking the pain off it's not bad it's just annoying though the more I limp the more drop in pressure so yeah tropical storms and hurricanes are not fun as my foot refuses the house floors probably because that's where I broke my foot if the hurricanes aren't bad I just tell whoever is around if I'm not back in 10 minutes check up on me each time I make a pass so that I would be safe as I'm trying to stay away from ibuprofen and nothing else works on foot
Especially when you're as big as she is .
@@DAWG_E_DAWG shut it you stupid, how about you stop being rude and do something else then trying to be smart and rude, I'm also reporting you for being mean to her, I don't want to be mean but i have to because you are being so rude, and by the way size doesn't matter about anything so just so you know
@@DAWG_E_DAWG I said I WASNT trying to be rude. And maybe to you size matters but not to me. I just get really mad when people are mean and rude so I say something back to them to see how they would feel but i know it is rude and I'm sorry.
@@DAWG_E_DAWG Wow I can't believe you are juding someone.
The Yorkie could have been a service dog. You don’t know weather it is a fake or an ESA. The dog was perfectly well behaved. Service dogs come in all sizes.
Jason and Julie Smith I don’t need to tell you my medical condition and why I need a service dog. Dogs are capable to alert to diabetes, seizures, hypoglycemia, and more from that far down. It probably isn’t a service dog but you never know. It could be for PTSD. It’s not polite to go around saying a certain dog is a fake when it very well could be real. I hate fakes as well because they make us look bad and can cause trouble for our true service dogs. That still doesn’t mean you should go around saying bad things about other people’s dogs.
Agree with no judging based on size or breed. My daughter was hospitalized for a couple months for a severe bipolar event that left her catatonic. One of the nurses brought in her teacup chihuahua and it was the first and only living creature that my daughter could respond to for the first two weeks. The nurse explained that for many mentally ill folks the tiny dogs are non threatening and offer much non judgmental support, the cuddle factor is life saving, literally. We have always had dogs, cats, and farm animals but that tiny dog connected with my daughter in a way other dogs did not. My daughter recovered to the point of not needing a support dog but if she had not, I would have found one and worked to train the dog so my daughter could reenter life. That little dog and her owner offered a perfect therapy to help my young adult daughter on her path to recovery. Your videos offer a valuable service for folks learning to navigate in public with support dogs. You have a calm sensible approach to handling the issues you face. The large service dog organizations offer that one on one training but I am not aware of any training for folks who need emotional support dogs, even as these dogs offer their owners the chance to live life as full as possible. Good job young lady! and have your foot looked at, you may be dealing with a fracture needing a walking boot for best recovery (retired critical care nurse here). ((hugs))
@Jason and Julie Smith i actually have a yorkie service dog for my ptsd, when i get into my head I lay on the ground and rub my head against things and punch myself, so my yorkie lays infront of my face and licks my ear to knock me out of it then i hold her and rub my head against her until I'm ready to keep going with my life. Also when i have panic attacks I scratch at my chest until I make myself bleed so she sits on my chest and i scratch her back and sometimes she trimbles because all dogs have a goodspot and hers is her back so yeah there's my ramble
Caitlin Fagan this is true. i know someone with a toy poodle for a service dog. people saying they are too small, that is just ridiculous. small dogs can be a lot more helpful depending on your disability. smaller dogs can be great for things such as anxiety, depression, or medical alert.
Jason and Julie Smith check out @marvelousmacie on instagram :) you obviously don’t know how much small dogs can provide
NOTHING wrong with ESA owners. My dog is a registered TRAINED ESA he does just as much for me as he would if he was a service animal. He provides support and alerts me to prevent panic attacks and anxiety attacks. I'm also claustrophobic which sends me into a panicked state and has given me convulsions that can lead to seizures. I'm not prone to seizures but if my panic level rises I get convulsions that keep me from being able to walk normally. My issues aren't severe enough for a service dog so my dog is a registered ESA and preforms tasks as alerting me before panic attacks start, my sign is shaking of my hands, and elevated breathing, he also leans against my legs (he's a big boy) so I can walk easier when the convulsions happen, he also does DPT which helps level my breathing so I don't get convulsions. ESAs are JUST as important as service dogs. Just because it's an ESA doesn't mean thye don't have serious issues. I've met so many ESAs that couldn't be service dogs because the issues weren't severe enough. If I was prone to FULL on seizures he'd be a service dog. DO NOT hate on ESAs just because of stupid people like this. SHAME ON YOU
"A Therapy Dog is someone's pet that has been tested for its social temperament, trained to be well behaved and registered with a therapy dog organization. A therapy dog provides comfort to people in nursing homes, hospitals, schools or other institutions. Most therapy dog owners are volunteers. Therapy dogs are NOT service dogs and do not have public access rights.
Emotional Support Animals (ESA) provide comfort to their owner simply by being present. They have not been specifically trained for any particular task. Although they are grouped with service dogs when it comes to housing and aircraft laws, emotional support dogs do NOT have public access rights.
According to ADA laws, to be a Service Dog, their handler must have a disability and the dog must be specifically trained to alleviate such disability. Having a mental illness is an impairment, but being unable to function on a minimal level because of a mental illness is a disability. Psychiatric service dogs are trained to do something to help with the person's disability. In other words, the dog allows the handler to overcome or improve his/her ability to function. A PSD (psychiatric service dog) might for instance counterbalance a handler because he/she is dizzy because of medication, interrupt panic attacks or OCD behaviors, turn lights on, etc." -- this is according to Medical Mutts which trains service dogs.
So, your dog is more like a service dog than an actual ESA. But I agree with your main point that she shouldn't look down upon people who do have an ESA, just for the fact that they have an ESA and not a service dog like she does.
@@haleyclark990 Yes technically my dog would be a service dog, but because my condition is not severe enough he's an ESA.
@@isabellalockwood5858 But couldn't your dog be a psychiatric service dog? Either way, I suppose it doesn't exactly matter what your dog is since the most important thing is that your dog is a help for you and helps to make your life easier.
@@haleyclark990 He could be yes but it was less stressful to make him an ESA than a Psychoatric service dog because then i'd have to make an appointment with a Psychiatrist and go through an evaluation with my dog and all that, which is how they do it where I live and going to Psychiatrists always make me have more anxiety. I see a psychiatrist who is a family friend so I see her on non office hours because it's less stressful for me. I saw her a few times in office and talked to her about Psychiatry service animals and she agreed but there is evaluations we both have to go through and sine you said ESA's don't necessarily have to be trained it works best for my dog, he's very shy around people so that doesn't make him a great candidate for service animal. He works very well in public just if people come up to me he kind of goes into a shell lol. he still does his job on keeping me calm but he's got anxiety on his own.
The thing I dont like about this girl is she acts above everyone else. You are NOT the only service sog owner. There are other service animals. Stop being over dramatic and grow up.
I have a Medical Alert Service Dog who alerts me to irregular heart beats (keeping me off the floor as much as possible) and he too was growled at and then lunged at by another "service dog" at, of coarse, Walmart. He was a little reactive for a couple months (he would shy away from other dogs) but I think he now feeds more off my reactions to other dogs when I see them. I have some pretty bad social anxiety and I still get pretty stressed when seeing others dogs and attempt to keep him sheltered from any possible bad situations. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences and educating people to the fact that there are people out there who just slap a vest on an un-trained dog!
i wouldnt call it harassing or following, the lady never truly looked at them, or paid any mind to them just driving around with her dog 🤷🏻
it was a joke.....
11:41 Avery : I love your emotional support animal it’s cute even tho little dogs are ugly
Me: I have a “little” dog and she is NOT ugly
If you are reading this be nice 👍🏻 even when no ones watching god is ! Don’t say thing that could possibly hurt someone’s feelings! Think joy!
I agree .. she just literally said .. all little dogs.. i have seen plenty of ugly big dogs ??? And some in small 🙄🙄🙄 i dont care for ppl like this
You people do realize she was joking, right?
I think that lady's just lost or confused.
If she really was following you, I don't think she had any ill intent. Maybe she was admiring how gorgeous Dakota is.
She was not following you she is looking around
👍
It's a dog. It looks like any other normal dog would
Sees women 3 or 4 times
UA-camrs: I’m being followed!!
They said they saw her 8 times the second after she showed up for a 9th time just because they didnt show it on video doesnt mean it didnt happen, and in the end they just said she was going for a stroll you dont take anything on her too seriously
Stormy Trooper it was a joke.. lol
@@BugGutzzz oh... =w= sorry TwT
Her: sorry for the old people if your watching this
Me: why would an old person be watching a girl on a scooter?????
Dakota is so cute and well behaved! I hope my service pup is that behaved one day!
I don't know why you can judge the Lady and say that her dog is not a Service Dog. I did not see anything that made me think the dog could not have been a Service Dog. Just because the dog looks at other dogs, or other people doesn't make the dog, not a Service Dog.
My Service Dog is trained to watch, all of our surroundings and alert me if she sees any approaching people, animals, vehicles, etc, that I may not have seen, that could be a possible trigger/danger/obstetrical to avoid etc.
My Service Dog is a chihuahua, and has been my Service Dog for over 8 years. If I was in Walmart using one of the scooters, she would be either between my feet, in her carrier in the basket, or possibly in my lap which ever is more convenient to me at the time. She would not be walking beside me. If I was pushing a cart, she would be on her cushion in the child seat of the cart. If I was using my walker, her carrier would be attached to the seat of my walker. If I was using my own scooter she would be either in her carrier strapped to the back of my scooter seat, in her carrier, between my feet, just standing between my feet without the carrier, or in my lap.
She is most definitely a Service Dog., and is trained for PA and for several tasks, and work.
Just 2 weeks ago, I had major surgery, and had to stay in the hospital for 3 days. She stayed with me, until they started prepping me for the surgery, then she waited with my parents until after the surgery and recovery. As soon as I got to the room I was going to be staying in my parents brought my Service Dog, into my room, she was in her carrier, attached to the seat of my walker, and the walker was pushed up to my hospital bed, so that she was close enough that I could reach her, if I needed to and she could get out of the carrier and onto my bed if she needed to alert me, because my respiration got to low, or if I was having a night terror, flash back, panic attach, dissociative episode etc., and she could ground me or calm me if needed.
When I thought she might be thirsty I offered her water from her water bottle, when it was her meal time, I just set her food bowl inside her carrier and she ate, and when I went to the bathroom, I used my walker to get into the bathroom and then I laid a potty pad on the floor and told her to go potty, and she pottied on the potty pad, while I was using the bathroom, and I would throw the potty pad in the trash on the way out of the bathroom.
If I was setting in the chair in my hospital room she was setting, or laying beside me.
She watched every person that came into my room, she watched every person that we passed, or that passed us in the hall. When I had to have tests done in radiology, she stayed in the protected room with the radiology techs. Most people don't even realize she is there, because she is so quiet, and stays very calm, and doesn't move around much. The nurses and lab techs etc kept telling me they couldn't believe she stayed in the room with me for 3 days, and was calm and quiet the entire time, and never had any accidents, or acted like she wanted to go outside to potty.
I trained her to use a potty pad or potty patch, that was in the bathroom of where ever we are staying, and for her to go potty when I was goin to potty and to go to the bathroom by herself, and use the potty pad, if I am hurting to much to get out of bed, or if we are on a cruise etc.
Service dogs are not allowed to be placed in carts, or in this case ride on the buggie with their owner. That's how she knows.
I’m a little disappointed that this was clickbait lol
All her videos are Clickbait
All of her titles recall things that happen in the video. If you want 2 second videos so be it!
@ShadowFairy628 Yes they are she's kinda said it herself and This lady was not following her she clearly wanted to make it dramtic as she's bitching about her Mom Mistaking her socks for her sisters (Like Yeah Sure that's her Mom's fault 🙄)
@ShadowFairy628 I've seen her other videos and Yes they are Clickbait!
@@mastersprogram no there not
I think your intro is a bit too long. I would keep it to 30 seconds at most.
cellogirl11RW see this is what I was waiting for, someone to actually say this in a nice way. I don’t agree, but I respect the initiative to be nice.
Her: “my dog learns new things incredibly well”
Also her: has to say “heal” over and over again every time she wants her to do it; has to tell her dog to focus over and over again for her dog to actually do it
finchie_music service dogs can have bad days too.
First of all it’s “Heel”,second of all her dog does learn things very quick,that doesn’t mean she listens to them the second she’s told it just means she was taught how to do something and picked it up quickly
Ur kinda acting like a jerk tbh... leave lexie alone
It's because she's on a scooter it's slightly harder for the doggo
I'm gonna teach you how to fix the flux capacitor on my car so time travel is possible 3 times. Then u can fix it 4 months after I show. Dont fuk up..... STFU LEAVE LEXI ALONE. SHES DOIN GR8!!!! -JASON JEROME
Any store that allows pets isn’t service dog friendly. I see signs like, service dog and pet friendly at places like Lowe’s and shit? And it always pisses me off because allowing pets, who don’t have to be trained and may be aggressive, into the same spaces as service dogs puts them and their handlers in danger
Pet friendly places aren't necessarily the problem. It's that people don't train their dogs. ALL dogs, pets included, need basic training, including how to behave around other dogs. If your dog doesn't behave properly, you should be aware you shouldn't even go to pet friendly places or dog parks if you aren't willing to train your dog. Pets would be less of an issue if PEOPLE obeyed proper laws and trained their dogs to a certain standard before taking them anywhere beyond the home. And the other problem is the store owners, managers, and workers. If they are going to allow pets, but also be service dog friendly, they need to understand that means asking people with poorly controlled and poorly behaving dogs to LEAVE the premises. So the idea of a pet friendly place is wonderful, but the way it's put into play is awful and poorly executed.
Yes it does.
Jalex Ones Chanel well it’s the same risk as if you took your service dog to petsmart. you know that it pet friendly. it’s good to have places that allow pets, it’s good for socializing. the problem is people don’t train their dogs.
As someone who handles a SDit, I have to disagree. I love stores like Lowe's because it enables me to train in a distracted environment, just as PetSmart does. I know when I enter these stores, that it's MY dog's responsibility not to respond to other dogs. It's hard, but it's part of his training. I also know that people will have dogs in some places, and I prepare for it. Walmart is one of those places where I know people just bring their dogs. I choose to focus on myself, and my dog. I don't get upset with other people who have dogs, because I see it as my responsibility. Even if they approach my dog, I explain he's training, and I just go with it. Patience and kindness go a long way. Most people aren't out to cause stress or difficulty. You can pleasantly educate people without becoming angry about it.
I had a man, a human man, bark at my dog in Walmart. I was kind of okay with it after a moment since my dog didn't respond. Gave me confidence in my ability to handle him :)
There is nothing wrong with having pet friendly places as long as they have signs indicating that.
"Service dogs only focus is their handler"
"She gets distracted sometimes" ????
It can happens sometimes. There still dogs.
Jordyn Pieper Dakota is still a dog. she in training and she is focused on Lexie 99.9% of the time yet she is a dog and still gets distracted
WTF, like why do you think all the other animals are NOT ESA or another service dog?
That little dog wasn’t even doing a single thing and didn’t react to presence of your dog!
If your service dog is a well behaved as you say, that she won’t react even if the other dog isn’t behaving...what is your freaking problem on other people sneaking their dogs to some other places?
If they’re not a service dog and their dogs are barking or not behaving they’re the ones that will be kicked out!, not you.
Like, your could definitely just mind your own business instead of checking up on the other people.
It's so that way she gets her "Drama" Which isn't it's just her being a nosy bitch trying to find a way to get some Clickbait
You do realise that
1.having a fake one is illegal
2. Other ones can distract a service dog no mater how well they're trained.
3. I don't own an SA but her being mad at fakes is 100% understandable. It is rude to other SA'S and the people who actually need them.
So agree with you. She need to fuck off and leave people alone
The point is its law and also anyone with a medical alert service dog or a guide dog shouldn't have to be put in a situation where there is the potential for their dogs to be distracted for any reason putting their lives in danger simply because some selfish person like yourself wants to bring in their pet.
@@rydianblack7594 But She's a hypocrite she gets mad at People for calling her fake so Why is she allowed to do it to others and DON'T SAY it's cuz her PTSD I know she has it but that doesn't give her a Right to do so
I'm just curious, but what tells you that the dog is an ESA? Just by this video I cannot tell that. I'm just curious how you came to that conclusion, or if something happened off camera.
@@9mm.Lipstick the vest said ESA
I agree there's nothing that we can see in the video that indicates that small dog was an ESA but In fairness it was underneath the seat of the scooter making a little hard to see so maybe they had a small vest on the dogs but said ESA we will never know because we were not there to see it in person but I do agree with the point of what you are saying.
The vest says ESA
They said that it had an ESA vest on
It had a vest on that said ESA
Ok I love you but how come when ever you see another service animal they are always “fake”
fr! like its not just 1 service dog in the world like..
Cuz she’s a dramatic professional victim
But like you could tell that lady was holding her dog so she would run at Dakota😑
Fr
If you think that that dog could POSSIBLY be a service dog then you’re obviously not educated on them at ALL.
The lady wasn’t even following you around she was just passing by . Btw who else thinks Dakota looks much more distracted from her job than before
Alma Aguilar agreed!
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it happens like she stated dakota is in training. when my girl has an off day its an issue too.
Ya Dakota also looks like she hates her job. It makes me sad
Yeah I really hate wasting my time on clickbait.
She's not even looking at you, and her dog may well be another service dog..just go about your own business.
Ari Meyer did you watch the video? She says that Dakota was unresponsive for a while because she got startled. Dakota is also in training so mind your own business
@@aesur4856 Stick to pokemon. He's right. The other dog could also be a service dog. Its not a contest.
Dogs Plaza sis what? First of all I didn't say shit about that other dog and second of all wtf do you mean with "stick to Pokémon"
@@aesur4856 they want attention
@UCuKuzMfTpea-QcN0EzQYfzw Pappilions and yorkies make excellent service dogs for hearing impaired people..in ANY state.
She was minding her own business. Not everything is about you. I know, surprise surprise.
But everythings about her! (I'm being sarcastic)
this is her channel. don’t like it? click off.
Madison Nguyen This is my opinion. Don’t like it? Scroll. 👌🏼
Ricque Calzada oh shoot lmao
Mickey 7107 Just to kinda roast more and since I was reminded of this video that dog could have been a real service animal. Yeah, they shouldn’t be on scooters, but judging by the size and how well trained it is it’s possible it could have been real. It was certainly more focused on his/her owner than the Husky was.
I'm not trying to be that guy, but I'm going to. I only came across your channel about 30 minutes ago. I've watched about 4 of your videos thus far.
I understand PTSD. I'm all for service animals and mental health being important. I kind of noticed a pattern in a few of your videos and I feel like you guys kinda of search out for people to be rude to you, or you don't fully take responsibility for your actions either [ " pit bull attacks my service dog" ] and your little friend you have with you doesnt help situations by running her mouth either. I know she probably wants to protect you and doggo but that doesnt help much. Idk keep doing what you're doing. Maybe go about it in another direction. Not trying to sound rude, just trying to really understand what this channel is about.
Welcome to the Clickbait channel Where a girl her friend and her dog become huge nosy hypocrites and your very right she always Does this in her videos she trys to Annoy people claim People are fake or make things over dramatic and claim it's cuz of her PTSD especially when she has a break down (Which I've had breakdowns before but I don't have PTSD) :P
@@tiannaspivey2512 Honestly I don't really think she's doing anything wrong she's mostly doing everyday stuff with her dog that's not wrong is just that people bother her because of it. She has ptsd so most of her reactions may seem rude and dramatic but that's just her personality. I think its great that she stands up for herself and her SD.
@@tiannaspivey2512 I have anxiety and i don't think some of the stuff that happens to her are things that can be avoided. Go to the mall or to Wal-Mart are normal things and she shouldn't be expected to just stay home because something can trigger her and you have to remember just because you have Ptsd doesn't mean you completely understand what she's goingg through. The things that set you might not set her if and vice versa so you shouldn't assume that she can avoid somethings when all she's trying to do is live a normal life. She shouldn't be expected to avoid everything because if she does there would be no way she would be able to deal with it when she's older
RIGHT!! It annoying!
I understand she has to go out but I feel she is trolling the stores instead of getting what she needs and just leaving. Trouble doesn't find her, she's looking for trouble.
Where is the chasing exactly?
Alison Stitt or maybe it’s called CLICKBAIT
None it's just a girl her friend and dog clickbaiting while complaing about socks
Masters Program no it’s the old lady with the pink shirt
Strawberry Slime she wasn’t chasing them
You are aloud your own opinions but I don’t think you should be so quick to judge. Somebody could easily look at you and say that you were following them around and your service dog “wasn’t right”. Treat people the way you want to be treated. For some people, emotional support animals save their lives.
Emotional support animals are not allowed in shops :) only service animals. ESAs do not require special training, SDs do.
sidney b well esa animals are allowed in shops just no where that has food if the shop didn’t have food the esa would be allowed in
Emily Rosenblum how does a emotional Support Animal save a life? Service dogs save lives like a seizure alert dog or a guide dog
ESAs do not have public access rights like service dogs do. They cannot enter shops or restaurants that do not already allow pets, meaning any companion animal. ESAs are essentially just companion animals that provides comfort to an owner that has mental disorder. Thus with a doctors note from a psychiatrist/psychologist , their companion animal can be labeled an ESA and thus bypass no pet rules for only transportation and hospitality/residency. In no way are they service dogs. Service dogs are protected under the ADA the way they are because they are medical equipment first and foremost.
@@alyssasmith4760 like if someone was going through an emotional illness like depression and had suicide thoughts, the dog being there for them can make them feel better
Thank you for clearing up the difference between what your dog is trained for and Emotional Support animals, which are not necessarily trained.
good lord..this dog is probably like "Why me?????" 😩
So her PTSD stops her from getting her own stuff off the rack? This girl is ENTITLED to the core. You were there picking up your meds. The braces were right there in the pharmacy section. Get one and be done!
How about watch the video dumbass
@@starrrosseter5876 how about You not assume they didn't watch it Dumbass :)
@@mastersprogram well she obviously didn't soooo
She said she hurt her foot a few times and let’s not be immature
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First service dogs come in all sizes. So stop judging and second they weren't following you
Service dogs don't ride in carts stupid come back with some knowledge
I have severe anxiety and I often get panic attack for no reason but I don’t know what to do about it. Anything that anyone else has done that helps soothe anxiety? I don’t think I’d be able to get a service dog.
I fiddle with my fingers or I bring something small with me to focus on
I have the same thing, I have found that just sitting down and fiddling with something like a hair tie helps me calm down a bit
I keep a journal of good things that happened that day to help calm my anxiety
Try playing some soothing instrumental music like Ryan Farish. That helps my mind stay at ease. Hope it helps you too Paige. :)
There are several natural remedies you can try, and I would also try altering your diet a little bit and staying well hydrated. It's not a guarantee they will work but they might help.
Why do people with big service dogs talk shit about the little ones..
I know. The person filming was so bitchy about it. 😒
Little dogs are just usually jerks, not always but they are just not meant to be service dogs, they are too temperamental. Some breeds are just not cut out to be service dogs, no matter how well you think that they behave. Each breed has its own temperamental issues, but some breeds just have so few that they are the ones chosen to be service dogs, they are usually bigger dogs, because they have better temperaments.
Crazy TawnyCat that’s stereotyping little dogs my sdit is little and is just as good as big ones I recommend watching a series on yt called puppy prep it’s about service dog training and their is a Yorkshire terrier in it who is really good at his job
And why do you have to talk sh*t about her you butthole, I don't like being mean but whenever people like YOU are rude it makes me mad😡
@@RKingis Any size dog can be a service dog, even very tiny ones.
I can’t have a SD at the moment because I’m living with my parents and my dad won’t let me have an animal in the house so I’m on really strong medication for my anxiety. My anxiety attacks can get so bad to the point I will pinch myself till I bleed or pull out my own hair I’ve even had times that I’ve passed out and cracked my head open on a coffee table.
How is she chasing you? She literally just strolling around.
We got so lucky with my lab. We got him when I was 8 (first starting medical and mental problems) he already was so good at alerting without training and even pushing on my chest to calm me down. Now he’s an amazing service dog, and retired very minimal service training since he already knew how to do it naturally.
Well, thats 17 minutes of my life i won't get back...
are you saying she wasted your time?
No one said you had to watch the whole video if you didn’t like it
Well u didn't have to watch it due coman sence
@@magicgacha4323 *common*. Something your brain is.
@@natasha9066 i watched for the cute doggo. He is the balls.
She is so damn rude sometimes! You automatically think lower of people with ESAs or any other dog that's not yours. Rude
She seems stuck up because she has a real service dog
ESA'S AREN'T ALOUD IN PUBLIC PLACES LIKE A WALMART AND DOGS IN WALMART AREN'T EITHER IT'S THE LAW!
rate yes it's the law! I'm not dumb I know it's the law. My problem with her is all the extremely bitchy comments she makes about them just for the hell of it. It's one thing to feel indifferent because someone isn't following the rules. It's quite another to drag on those individuals AND their Animals based on that ESA status. She has made it increasingly clear that she thinks lower of ESA animals and their owner!
Anais Sanchez hi I don’t want to start an argument, but I believe she has explained that a) she doesn’t blame the dog, she blames the people who try to pass them off a service dogs or otherwise, when the animal is clearly not, and b) due to her having ptsd, it makes her react a bit more harshly( sorry if that isn’t right English lol) and more dramatically in situations like these. I hope this maybe cleared the air a bit!😁
@@bigfrenchfry9266 I do understand but the dog can mess with Dakota's work or other service dogs work so she will tend to get rude (I know in this case it didn't happen but If it did that would also highly affect something)
Jake Paul calendar. “Triggered”
Same
i have an ESA dog, and it really pisses me off when people treat them the same as service dogs and think they have the same laws. ESA dogs aren’t trained enough to know how to react when seeing a service dog and aren’t required to stay quiet, relaxed ect. therefore shouldn’t be allowed in places that ONLY service dogs/guide dogs are allowed. a ESA isn’t the same as a service dog
I will state the dog might be an emotional support animal. There are ESA's for PTSD just like you, just some people dont need a service dog, they just need an ESA just to keep them company, cause they cant be alone or something.
Also Autistic people need ESA animals. I know that for a fact as I'm autistic, some use ESA therapy dogs, that are allowed to go out and about with them and they help give the individual some stability. Helps with social anxiety and things..They are legit dogs, but it doesnt excuse for the owner to be a stalking brat or anything like that.
So maybe that dog is a legit ESA with a horrible personality owner.
But autistic esa animals I see the dogs are WELL behaved and the individual with the dog usually has social anxiety and they usually might do something you dont like but they completely dont mean no harm or no ill-manner towards you. They simply DONT KNOW any better.
also the way the dog acted at 10:30 when you ran into it wasnt bad. it didnt bark, or lunge, or growl, it had its ears perk up.
Esa dogs arent therapy dogs.
Katie Devries the point was it said esa on the vest. Esas can’t go into public where I live. The United States. I don’t even know what you’re trying to argue .....
@@lexiegodbout I've seen plenty where I live. They do behave like Dakota. but of course that lady is legit following you.
So I guess it's different, or people are more laxed where I live.
I've honestly never seen a service animal issue like I've seen you video catch on your channel. The mall incident was the first video I saw (recommended) but I never had seen a dog in person do that. You also do shed light on the epidemic that is just as dangerous as medicine, which is taking your house pet, and putting it in a vest, and taking it wherever you go just because you want your pet with you, and it can cause harm to an animal that clearly does have a job to do something life saving for their handler, and these "vested house pets" can distract these trained animals and could lead to issues with their handlers.
ESA animals I'd at least say are trained, for the most part, you find untrained service dogs I feel though just as much too.
so I guess it all depends on the dog and person, and depends on what you have experienced. I went to a school for disabilities as I've got one myself, but it was clearly light shedding how many had ESA, some had service animals, but the ESA were treated the same as service animals at least where my school was and where I live.
The Siberian Service Dog I don't think she was trying to argue anything. Just giving her two cents
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Therapy animals do not work for one person, they only work with many people in hospitals, schools and nursing homes and they do not have public access rights and are not protected by the ada. You have either a service animal or emotional support animal but not a therapy animal.
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I couldn't hear you Lexie :(
"my dog understands English" - literally though! With the amount of communication it takes to train our dogs, they know what we're saying haha
me casually still enjoying this channel after years: ... good soup
What is the reason for all of the patches on her service dog harness? I thought that would just attract more attention?
She wants all the attention....
1. To let others know she's a service animal
2. Because she likes them.
Why dye your hair red, it'll attract attention, because you want to. I hate attention and I still wear colourful wigs and dye my hair crazy colors
@@nktigger99 Incorrect. If she has a service dog, it's needed. She is just giving out warnings and information.
IRONY: an ad in this vid was an online “ESA certification service” when those aren’t a real thing and just steal people’s money
Thank you for talking about your PCOS, I was diagnosed when I was 12, its been 13 years since then and unfortunately unlike Endometriosis not many doctors are aware of it, let alone the general population. It affects so many things in our bodies and isn't only centered around menstruation and fertility, I know it's hard to explain and to accept everything that comes with it, but there are others and you have support too. Love your videos, we need more people standing up for service dogs and awareness.
5:50 the dog is like " What? I'm fine!" All the way to 6:00 . "Sure human! Whatever!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 She's a funny , sweet dog.
Dakota is such a sweet girl. My dog has a tactical harness like hers and it tends to slide off to the side, also. I had to sew it to fit her better. Loved the video, Lexi!
rebekah pflueger my service dog Mia her tactical vest does the same
When you order to Dakota "heel", do you realize that your feet are more in front of you that’s why he try to walk a little bit more forward??
She realized that in the video. but your dog should be able to adapt to your command like her dog did in the video. Her dog did very well!
Dakota is the best doggo and you can’t disagree
The dog from months ago didn’t attack you... don’t be dramatic. It approached and yes it was a fake but don’t say it attacked you, it came up and then when pulled away barked
She has PTSD. She will tend to over react on thing that scare her or remind her of her past. I have PTSD due to my biological father abusing my mom, so anything that is a sudden lunge can scare me, or anything that sounds like a threat. It is probably similar for her too. I don't know her backstory, but it can be overwhelmingly frightening for anyone with a metal disorder, or even without one, for a dog to sound so threatening.
My dog was barking at your video 😂
i know you have ptsd but u always automatically think all dogs are fake service dogs and u always put ur dog above others . in my opinion emotional support dogs are just as important as service dogs. but i don’t like that u think ur dog is the best and u always say “my dog knows how to do everything correctly “ when u legit have to repeat commands like 20 times. no offense to ur dog she’s super cute and behaves way better than my dog lmao
OH MY GOSH the ad I got during the video literally started with "do you want to take your dog to places dogs cant go" IT WAS AN "ONLINE ESA CERTIFICATION" AD !!
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NOTHING wrong with ESA owners. My dog is a registered TRAINED ESA he does just as much for me as he would if he was a service animal. He provides support and alerts me to prevent panic attacks and anxiety attacks. I'm also claustrophobic which sends me into a panicked state and has given me convulsions that can lead to seizures. I'm not prone to seizures but if my panic level rises I get convulsions that keep me from being able to walk normally. My issues aren't severe enough for a service dog so my dog is a registered ESA and performs tasks as alerting me before panic attacks start, my sign is shaking of my hands, and elevated breathing, he also leans against my legs (he's a big boy) so I can walk easier when the convulsions happen, he also does DPT which helps level my breathing so I don't get convulsions. ESAs are JUST as important as service dogs. Just because it's an ESA doesn't mean they don't have serious issues. I've met so many ESAs that couldn't be service dogs because the issues weren't severe enough. If I was prone to FULL on seizures he'd be a service dog. DO NOT hate on ESAs just because of stupid people like this. SHAME ON YOU
She's not hating on ESA owners, she's just making a video of a particular person with their ESA who are doing wrong
Wait... what was suppose to be wrong..
I don’t mean to be mean but why do you always say that service dog is “fake” it’s not always true since you don’t know them or what they go threw I mean like how would you feel if a person said that
Okay I sorta agree with your comment. But she has a service dog because she knows what it's like. But yea not everyone she sees is gonna be fake.
That guy that came at you with his pet was totally in the wrong. They think that having it on a leash will make their pet a service dog with no training. I am glad your dog was trained and did not react the way it could have. That man was a complete jerk. I have run into people that brought in a pup in a Target store and nothing was done, and a grocery story and nothing was done. I respect those who have the trained service dog and have the vest on, for following the rules. Jerks like that guy needs his butt kicked to the curb so hard. So glad you both came out of it okay. I hope you reported this jerk. He had no right to bring his pet into the store. He will be banned soon if he does it again. Hats off to you both for remaining calm with this jerk. Makes it hard for us honest people following the rules.
Same i respect all trained service dogs even though im.... a bit scared of dogs ( Cuz ones from my past have made me run or i'd get bitten oof ) In walmart i see a lot of trained service dogs but also some tiny non - service dogs
and the tiny dogs usually bark and are not on a leash. I 100% Agree with everything you've said and i understand where your coming from.
@@nobody-xh6ii SDS service dogs are allowed when they have the Service dog vest on. They are trained service dogs, not pets.
A service dog does not by law have to be marked or vested in the USA. People are only allowed to ask 2 questions. 1 is that a service dog required for a disability? 2 What task/tasks does the dog preform to medigate your disability? That's it nothing else can be asked.
@@trekgirl65 a vest IS NOT REQUIRED
@@DedraAmbroseandSnow Yes they do have to have a vest on at all time while in service. That way people will know if they are a service dog or pet. Then the people can ask questions of what does the service dog does. Without the vest, it is considered a pet and cannot go anywhere with the owner.
Dakota seeing other dogs :*does not give a fuck*
I have severe ptsd and I watched a couple of you’re videos and i can relate so much already! I love you videos ❤️
I have a story that happened to me like a week ago, so, I was in a restaurant, and this girl brought her dog in, and it kept on trying to come at me, I backed away and I went over to sit down, and the Man says "Is that a service dog?" and the girl says "Yes" And the man did the RIGHT THING and said "I'm sorry but it's gonna be a 4 hour wait. " The girl said "F you" and walked out, I know this doesn't really make sense, but this is a true story, and it kinda made me upset because why are people bringing in Fake Service animals? It is very dangerous to real service animals they should make a law for it, Where if you did you have to pay a fine for it, sorry again if this doesn't make sense.
Questions:
1: how do you make your dog to stop pulling on a leash?
2: how do you make your dog to focus on you all the time?
3: Do you have to register service dogs?
I have been training my one year old golden retriever for a few months now, but I have failed.
Check out Zak George's Dog Training Revolution!! He does great tips and tricks on your first 2 questions. Question 3 : You dont register you dog. It doesnt exist. You must be legally disabled :) If you have a disability, you can totally self train your service dog or get it trained by a service dog training place. Remember, all Service Dog and ESA registries are FAKE. You just have to have a disability that effects your every day life.
@@lisamclean2352 What if you have depression, and anxiety?.. And there's something else when I go to bed and I go to sleep I have caught myself Stop breathing, and sometimes pass out?..
remember it takes time to train a service dog what i did was for the first few months i focused solely on obedience training then as he got good with that i started on the task training. slow is fast if that makes sense Jasper will not be fully trained until he's at least 2 1/2 because he also needs to learn some mobility tasks that are best trained after the growth plates close and he has the vet ok to work on them.
i heard it takes a few months or years to train, i have a 1 year old Golden Retriever, his name is Kobe, he has been training for a few months but i did tell my parents about a service dog but they got mad and said i dont need one, like i said i have Anxiety, and sleeping issues(like stopped breathing or i pass out) it happens alot, but last night was lucky because i didnt stop breathing (sorry for grammer or miss spelling)
@@Callsign.Outcast the best way to figure thru it all is to talk to your doctor and see what they say. there are different levels of anxiety from mild to disabling. your doctors know you the best. The other thing you are thinking of is sleep apnea (i know i misspelled that) that you might if not diagnosed want to talk to your dr about as well to at least get a sleep study done. the big confusion is the ESA vs the Psych Service Dog because some people that don't understand the distinction will lump them in the same vocabulary.
I’m sorry but seriously I did not like ur attitude. You are judging ppl since they have ESA. They are just as important as service pets or even more. I have a ESA and he helps me so much. They are so important and they don’t need to be on perfect behavior as long as they serve for their owner
She's not judging them because they have an ESA she's judging them because it's in the store I feel that a lot of people in this comment section are getting confused about this, she's upset about the ESA because they are not legally allowed to be in public areas like supermarkets and stuff like that, and as for them not having to be on best behavior that is true but only because they aren't in public places so there is no risk
People should understand one thing, she is a person that thrives on attention, delete videos that discredit her dishes out insults but can’t shoulder any responsibilities for her own actions. Sickening
We're in the process of training my service dog prospect for my mental ilnesses and your videos help alot! I also recently hurt my foot! 2 weeks ago tomorrow and it is still not better. 😞 So sorry you have to go through that also 💓💓
Lexie and Dakota are so amazing
Seeing a fake\untrained dog in a store scares the living shit out of me! Muducea has almost been attacked many times and i'm to scared it will happen again. It immediately sets me into severe panic and rage making her alert and do DPT. I wish these people understood how dangerous, and rude it is to the disabled. The pure panic that happens to a lot of us... i wish they understood the stress it causes and how it can\does affect our health! Then again some just don't care :( i loved the video
when you see another service dog/handler team the appropriate reaction is to nod or don't react at all. the dog shoultn't react either or should only react to alert its handler if necessary. my dog will paw at me to make me aware that theres an animal around so i'm alert and not anxious of this.
Pcos i have the same problem. I'm currently in a wheelchair due to a 4cm cyst pain and they can't remove it because I'm a high risk surgery
When you got distracted by something shinny thats just me 100%
Uhg school got in my way of this video. Love you and dakota. I love your new intro to. Lots of love. ❤️
I LOVE THE NEW INTRO!
People don’t chase around other dogs in stores and props to Lexie for saying not to do that as well.
It’s not worth a few views to risk injury to you or your dog by trying to record a “fake” or possible fake.
And in all honesty that girls Shepherd was just as bad for barking back and not focusing on her handler the entire time.
Even before the barking started from the other dog, the handlers GSD was totally focused on the other dog.
Your dog should be able to ignore a lot.
And that is one of those times it should ignore
Lilly And Dans Beard Product Reviews I believe that was a younger dog/ older puppy training.
The Siberian Service Dog I honestly couldn’t really tell and sometimes I feel it’s easier to tell people who don’t have a service dog yet that to make sure your dog is bomb proof before going into public and there are ways to work on that before going into public.
I do however really appreciate you telling your viewers to not chase people around the store and record them because you obviously reach a huge audience and they listen to you.
I know a lot of people won’t say it but I will
Thank you for saying that and I appreciate it
I know it's weird but I got really excited when you used a French command! I had a Belgian Malinois as a service dog 2 years ago but hes retired and his place has been filled but anyways all his commands were and still are in French and I love it so much.
Dakota is very brilliant and very obedient great job training her
12:59 yet in her videos she goes up to the fake service dogs 🤦♀️
I LOVE LEXI AND DAKOTA SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!! THIS IS MY FAVE CHANNEL ON UA-cam ILYSM!!!
OMG YOU HEARTED MY COMMENT TYSM IM LIKE JUMPING FOR JOY IRL :DDD
You talk to your SD the way I talk to mine and i love it! Also I have the same problem with my mom sneaking snacks to my girl. I love you channel! And I hope your foot feels better ❤
I’m owner training too, but this is an absolute nightmare. If Dakota is still in training, Lexie should be paying more attention to her instead of correcting her inconsistently. On top of that, she acts like because she has a service dog “in training”, the world is hers. She can judge anyone she wants for any reason and still be “right”. This puts the service dog community in such a bad light.
she’s literally just driving and looking around. she wasn’t following you.
Could you make a video on how you handle access issues? Love you guys!❤️
12:41 the thing is Dakota looked at the small dog so did the small dog so I’m confused
Im not sure either
hi, I have been watching your videos for a few weeks now and has been really encouraging as I may be getting a service dog or an ESA dog in the next year or so. there r still some stuff to sort out about the details but watching you document how Dakota has helped you with your PTSD is really amazing as my dad has PTSD as he is a police officer. I just want to say thank you so so much. your videos always make me smile. ☺️sry this is really cheesy lol.
I have an emotional support dog but he is trained just like Dakota is he’s just a cockapoo I got him because well he does not shed because I’m allergic to dogs and I’m also in a wheelchair so he’s able to do the functions that I need like 15 in my lab or something because I am getting on a damn floor say I have OCD so I’m like I’m not getting on the floor in the middle of a store I have worked retail they do not clean those floors Automall ever it’s like three times a year they come in the store and it’s disgusting it really is and so I was like I’m not sitting down on the floor so it may be in in a wheelchair guy was like well I want a smaller dog when she’s medium and he learned he taught him self how to jump in my lap and especially he just does it on his own when he feels my anxiety like if I see my rapist he knows right there he knows my face that he needs to get in my lap but his two paws up on my shoulders and he puts his head on my shoulders and he just hugged me almost like he just he thinks he’s able to squeeze he’s like a superman I didn’t I never had attention that I thought on the faces though he has his emotional support license next is his support dog license so he can fly with me and yell legally going to stores with me when I take him into stores I just explain that yeah he’s emotional support dog but I have PTSD and then I go into the whole rape thing and they’re like yeah you can go in. Because I don’t think that lady‘s dog is an emotional support dog I think she just like snuck her dog in because she’s holding him with her legs the dog has no vest no leash, and I go talk around the United States about my PTSD and he is very my dog is very needed but some airlines are like no I am like I’m not sorry didn’t even work
Rip leggy
hope it gets better soon👌
You really need to work on having Dakota in stores if she is to be a genuine service dog. She was waaaaaaaaay too distracted. I don’t know if you are still training her or what, but she shouldn’t be that distracted when you are out in public. At one point, before I stopped watching because the number of ads in your video are obnoxious, she was looking underneath you to see the other side of the scooter you were riding.
From what I’ve seen of your videos, you’re just another young Munchie who is trying to get away with taking your dog everywhere. Your dog is an ESA just like that tiny dog riding on the other person’s cart.
Dakota is in training and like she said Dakota recently went though a traumatic experience service dogs are allowed to look around they aren’t robots they are living beings too also her state probably allows service dogs in training to have public access my state does Dakota is not an ESA so please get a little educated before commenting on videos
Jessica Skufca okay but she’s NOT properly training her. I’ve been seeing the same things in all of her videos, she needs someone there with her to help her train, a lot of people actually have others there to help train.
I think she’s doing a great job at training her and I know a lot of people that don’t have someone there with them I owner train my service dog you honestly have no idea what you’re talking about so if you aren’t educated in the subject please don’t comment
Linc and Me I owner train and it takes time it takes years to train some dogs not all dogs are the same and they have different needs no one has ever claimed that Dakota is a service dog Dakota is a service dog in training you can’t expect perfection
Yep..👍
14:35 Boi, that service dog has style XD
I’m 24 also have a husky service dog! ❤️ I also have PCOS! It’s extremely hard! Keep a check on it most definitely. I have a HARD time getting pregnant! 2 miscarriages so far :/ I know you’re young but definitely go to a doctor who specializes in it.
Omg story ... about 3 weeks ago a fake service dog lunged out of the cart at my service dog in the entrence she caught the dog in mid air do yes I did tell at her get ur pet out of the store and told the greeter thats a fake service dog yet she continues threw the store with this pet ! Or esa my dog didnt even look away from me and didnt react so proud of him but totally stressed me out
“She’s just been following us around”
Um... no she hasn’t
The lady was literally going around them in circles
The pupper is still so fluffer
WHERES THE SOCKS!!!!😂
Damn you're so mean to that dog no wonder it doesn't listen to you
One day she'll run into the wrong person an get knocked on her ass.
Stay safe stay strong Lexie we all love you
It’s hard training my dog to heal in her defense she is only 9 months but she is a really smart little girl. I have people stare at me like your to young you can’t have a service dog your just using the system. I have severe anxiety and severe depression she helps me from having anxiety attacks which has come down a lot since getting her!
11:38 wow “ even though little dogs are ugly “ my god the ignorance of some people I know it could’ve been a joke but it definitely didn’t sound like it
She is one of those ppl that think they are the onky ones with a dog that should be adored