Disability Etiquette Gone Wrong: Service Dogs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2015
- Service dogs work hard and can do a lot of things from opening doors to getting something off a shelf.
But as skilled as they are, they can't do two things at once!
That's why it's important to let service dogs concentrate on their tasks and to not distract them while they're working by petting them, calling for them, etc.
In this video, you'll see a case of service dog etiquette gone wrong, and learn how to do it right!
MossRehab's "It's Just Respect" in-person training & video series aims to educate people about the dos and don'ts of disability etiquette-whether it be in the workplace, a retail business or out in the community.
It's about providing a more comfortable experience for people with disabilities. But it is also makes good business sense for anyone who deals with customers with disabilities.
Learn more about "It's Just Respect", including how to schedule a training for your company or organization with our experts: www.mossrehab.com/special-serv...
Thank you! If everyone looked at the dog and saw a wheelchair they would get the message, the worst is when the kids are allowed to run over to you and attack you and the dog, especially in the middle of an attack. Good video! Blessings.
Thank you for this. There are people that consider their service animals as "medical equipment" and should be "treated as such." None if those phrases was used or any negative speech. These SA's are excellently trained and are perfect for their patients, not for the general public to access for entertainment.
Excellent! I puppy raise for a mobility dog provider and when we are out and about we spread the word - with explanations when we are out.
I quickly got over feeling 'rude' when I had to block to maintain the distraction from my SDIT.
I love it when my friends, classmates and colleagues who have spent time with my charges respect the pup and often I notice they are sharing the message. I consider that nearly as big a WIN as one of my pups starting their career partnership.
If its working for more than one person then it is a therapy dog, not a service dog. A service dog is to help one individual person. :)
Carolyn Bender explain military service dogs the real service animals
@@alpha-qh1if woah woah woah! People who were in the miletary who have service dogs r just like everyone elses service dog so you can fuck off ;)
alpha 1997 those are working dogs service dogs are for people with disabilities ;)
Carolyn Bender service dogs and therapy dogs are two completely different things. Just if a dog is performing tasks for multiple people does not make it a therapy dog. A therapy dog is only trained to provide comfort while a service dog is trained to perform tasks. Therapy dogs are basically emotional support animals for multiple people while service dogs are medical equipment. :)
Carolyn Bender this is a facility dog. Not a therapy dog or service dog :)
If you have compliments for the dog, tell the handler. That way the dog can focus on what he or she is supposed to do -- the job. I love dogs, but I know when I see that vest, I have to talk to the human first. Great video and LOVE Seamus.
That's a therapy dog.
Thank you!
I love the point of view example. It really helps explain to some the distraction it cause. Loved the video!
If he is a “service dog” he should know not to go up to people
The Dutch Service dog are you dumb?
@UCADlbcfq9JTgULYbMp0LBVQ are you fucking dumb?! Service dogs are trained to ignore the public! All handlers know that. They are trained to worry about their handlers. It’s why we tell people to fucking ignore them!
A recent problem I had was with a child who had an intellectual difference who ran up to hug and pet my dog. Parents need to have a firm grasp of their child around any dog, because they could end up being bitten by dogs that are not so well behaved as mine is.
My service dog isn't trained to pick things up but there are other tasks that people distract her from performing.
Therapy dogs are not service dogs...if he is for more than 1 person he isn't a service dog during that time.
Thank you!
He’s not a service dog!
Wish you do one for the obnoxious handlers that are distracting other service dogs to determine whether they are fake or not. Training take time and dogs had rough days just like humans. Never fails that someone trys to determine what a service dogs duty are, each person needs are different in training.
I once saw this great video a service dog owner took in secret. The camera is looking at the floor and you can hear a mom and child talking.
Kid: 'Mommy, it's a puppy!'
Mom: 'Yes, it's working right now, so leave it alone.'
Kid: 'Can I pet it?'
Mom: 'No honey, it's working right now.'
Kid 'It's so fluffy!'
That's what we tell my niece every time we see a service dog in public and what every kid should learn. I couldn't find the video because there are so many videos of people harassing service dogs and their owners. It's unfortunate. There should be more videos of people respecting service animals to teach people how to act.
I have had to get rather snippy with two drunks in the past two months for mucking with my service dog drunks are the worst as you have to get rather mean with em just to get em to stop*
Dont make noises? Its public theirs going to be noises 😂
Grammar etiquette: for Seamus and ME.
Service Dogs Rock.
Make sure the prong collar is right behind his ears bc other wise it will nog work and possibly break his treakea.
Carolyn Bender my dog has a prong collar. Do you happen to know how to keep it right behind their ears without keeping the leash tight?
sorry i didnt see this earlier but you have to keep the prong tight enough. once and a while it will slide down just a bit but it happens.
Carolyn Bender ok, thanks
Anya A. You have to remove links until the collar is tight enough to not slide or rotate on the dog, it might cause scrapes if it is loose enough to move around.
for one even if the prong is low you should never yank the prong hard enough to break its trachea, if that ever happens youre obviously abusing the tool and dont know how to use it properly, its used for communication and small pops for correction you can pop it with your pinky. please dont yank your dog with a prong on no matter the position. having it higher up on the neck behind the ears just make the tool more efficient
It's so freaking cute when he was opening the doors or pushing the button I nearly started crying 😍😍😍😍😍
Cute? Try not being able to do it yourself.
I have a mild form autism and my mother thinks I need I service dog but we can't aford it what should I do?
Kazia Samson your best bet is to find a prospect puppy with the right temperament...wither from a shelter or breeder. Then you can go through places like Petco and do basic training all the way through the canine good citizen test. after that you guys can self train tasks or find a trainer to help.
Fire your mom.
train train train everyday with a good tempered puppy, make sure parents are healthy and stick to training for 2 years! dog must know at least one task to mitigate your disability and you have to make time when their young for confidence building exercise, desensitization, as well as introducing people and dogs in a friendly environment and working environment. its alot of work unless you wanna pay thousands of dollars for a company trained SD
MILD form, why do you need it? Many people cope perfectly well without. America seems to have way too many support/comfort animals for waaaaay too many things. Find freinds and interests and take responsibility for your own life!
@@julieeverett7442 that's awfully ableist.
Nothing went wrong this video liars
Wrong, he is a therapy dog nit a service dog, that is what is wrong.
Lost Hero it most definitely looks like it’s a service dog to me. i have one so i would know.
@@laylaxj wrong! Service dogs are trained to mitigate ONE person. Therapy dogs are trained for FACILITIES! The last time I checked a FACILITY has a large amount of people NOT one person.