How do these people find this stress enjoyable and not die of shame? I’m always terrified my service dog will make a mistake and inconvenience someone. He had an accident a few years when I changed his food, I’m still mortified! 😂
Stores are no longer enforcing their no pets policy, so I don't think they ARE faking. They don't need to bother with faking, they are just brining their pets into the store.
@@shakeyj4523 That’s a very good point! We were attacked a few weeks ago by a LOOSE husky mix the owner brought in a store. It wasn’t a fake, just an aggressive pet. The minute we opened the door it ran up snapping and snarling, it bit Baron three times while the owner laughed. Thankfully Baron just stood there and it didn’t break skin, it was absolutely ridiculous. I was in shock, it was running around chasing people around the store and knocking over displays. I should do a story time, but no one will believe how insane it was!😂
@@atyourservicedog I know. It's getting to the point that I want to carry a cattle prod. What is it with the US and badly trained dogs and kids? I had a kid ram my SD with a cart from behind so hard it dislocated both knees. So I believe you.
@shakeyj4523 oh Jesus's I'd have LOST it so damn bad! I'd run after the kids parent and not let them leave and demand they come to the vet and fork out for the bill. If they refused, I'd probably respond in a way u can't even type on here without getting another warning
1:01 this was kind of stupid for the handler to stand that close. He obviously had no control over those dogs and they could have gotten loose and attacked there service dog. Don't put yourself or your sd in harms way for some video footage or to prove a point. And it wasn't even that clip alone, a lot of the videos were the handlers being stupid for getting that close! Please stay safe! We have to stick together as a community ❤
Service Angel Sophie I know the handler personally and they had no where to go. The dogs came out of nowhere and they were backed into a corner basically.
Okay, the Bull Terrier did make me laugh.😂 This was a very good fake montage, each dog was clearly untrained. I don’t like videos where even some real (I would imagine) service dogs are in it because they made a tiny error. I’m always afraid that Baron will make an error around someone filming and be put in one of those videos!
That was the only one that made me laugh. My friend in high school had epilepsy, and her dog’s favorite thing was to be dragged across the carpet for a belly scratch as a reward. 😂
If people are going to fake at all (which is very wrong and you should NEVER do)AT least bring a well trained one that ignores stuff and stands by your side. Instead of being a horrible behaved animal. Endangering someone's potential life.
Food shops such as supermarkets do not allow pets inside, and are service dog only establishments. Labelling your dog as a service dog and taking them into pet friendly places and having them misbehave like shown in the video is still misrepresentation.
Reminder to everyone in the comments that muzzle training is something that every service dog goes/should to through. Some of these aren't doing anything and I can't imagine why they're in here. Like there's a few literally just existing or sitting there... All in all though, some of these make me so so angry. The fact that the owner isn't even training them is a great tip off. Dog doesn't even know what it's supposed to be doing
Seriously what is wrong with these people and these store employees? Also idk if it's just bc I'm a huge advocate for education or what, but why don't any of these handlers try talking to these people if they're already willing to stay close by in order to record these videos?
Fake handlers get very defensive and angry. I've tried talking to many when I'm out with my actual service dog and they like to make you look like the bad guy and try to do or say things to get people to think an actual service dog is fake
@@cheyenneorvis1700 I get that and it sucks, but I just dont see why not try talking with them instead of just recording them. I have had a lot more people get angry and defensive by being recorded than I have when I just tried having a conversation with them. I think people would be surprised at the amount of people who just honestly dont know any better.
Recording the video is what you would have to do to prove the behavior of the animal. Most people are afraid to go talk to a fake because that means putting yourself and your SD closer than they were in this video and that can cause such a huge issue. Fakes almost never actually listen, either. I hate fakespotting personally, but I mean hey, to each their own and I'll sure watch the video 🤣
If the situation isn't handle delicately with grace and the right demeanor all it does is anger people - then they get defensive instead of listening or even try to pin blame on the handler Most handlers I've seen try are too emotional and confrontational about it - Ive seen handlers in videos, both of fakes and access issues, manage to come off as entitled people with an authority complex rather than someone trying to keep themselves safe No one's listening at that point and it ends doing harm
Biggest tell tale sign is if the leash is connected to the vest..legally it's supposed to be connected to a collar or some type of lead. Also I have a service dog but can I just say..I'd leave the bull terrier alone🤣 hes just minding his own and getting the best belly rub of his life🤣
Why can't the leash be connected to the vest/harness? I'm calling bullshit on "legally it supposed to be attached to a collar or lead" I've never seen any law like that. Sounds completely made up.
@@cheyenneorvis1700 in america there is no such law or thing.... www.ada.gov/regs2010/service_animal_qa.html Please educate yourself. These videos are in reference to america
@@cheyenneorvis1700yeah... I own a personal service dog and train them for a living through a nationally accredited program. There is no law that states that... Embarrassing
The ones with muzzles. 😱 But, in all fairness, a couple of these appeared to be in places that allowed ALL dogs and were not wearing anything that signified them as service dogs. people could do a better job of training before bringing them out in public, for sure. but, a few weren’t breaking any laws or acting as “fake service dogs” from what i can see.
@E Boston Which is why there is little way to tell that these are fakes. People just bring in their pets now, and the stores seem to allow it. That's just the way it is.
I don't have service dogs, but I trained mine well, and can ignore a lot of things, and not bee reactive.. In my country unfortunately there aren't law defending service dogs, and they aren't common at all unfortunately. 😔So I am always sad to see videos like this. Maybe some of this dogs are in training, but I know that's rear and most of this dogs are simply pets. 😢
@@atyourservicedog And I don't know where is the previous Comment 😳..I wrote I mistakenly wrote bee,because I wrote to quickly 🤣🤣How does your dog/s react to bees?And I wrote I don't bring my dogs to non petfriendly places,and would never fake a service dog😔..But because this is happening in USA, and I hope not In Canada..Unfortunately I am not surprised..Considering how many people act towards and with dogs..And off course I don't blame the dog(as you I know as well)..It's just sad..For people with service dogs, for the service dogs,and the "ordinary "dogs with irresponsible owners..My dogs are trained well,quite well(walking heel on and off leash,good recall,well behaved around a lot of animals.).🥰.But still I would never fake them as service dogs..😑
yeah so as someone who works in fast food because of health and safety whenever we see an animal in our restaurant WE HAVE TO ASK despite some people finding it rude due to medical privacy. If we dont ask and then it turns out that the dog wasnt a service animal (i say dog because that's most common but this goes for any service animal whether its a dog cat or a monkey yes really) and the Health inspector walks in we could get shut down. Now Im Canadian so most people are fine with me asking but I have had to ask a few customers to leave because their dog thats small and in their arms isnt a service animal. TBH if it were up to me I'd be fine with it esp if they're just grabbing something quick and leaving but health and safety disagrees. As a fast food worker here's what we're allowed to ask "excuse ma'am/miss/sir is your animal a service animal? I ask because of health and safety regulations." If they say yes then we leave it at that. What we are NOT ALLOWED TO DO IS ask "Oh if they're a service animal why aren't they wearing a vest?" or "Do u have proof of that/what is the animal for?" So yes we literally have to trust that people arent lying. However there actually IS a way to tell if the animal is a service animal. How do u do that? How does the ANIMAL REACT TO U? True service animals typically wont even react to your presence such as lunging or growling or barking as they're trained not to do these things. SO if the dog is lunging and barking and the owner says "they're in traingin" I say "no they're not because the first thing SDs are trained to do day 1 is to not lunge"
There are blatant ones that are fake, but not everyone has the same needs. My muscles wasted away 5 years ago and I still today can barely walk, so she has been trained off the lead and I avoided people at all cost. I never socialized.. Mine has been trained to everything perfectly except for breaking her of her social side. She does not wear anything saying for her to be left alone. People see a husky around here and go nuts. It has forced me to be more sociable, confident and cope in situations with more that just 1 - 1. She will not charge off, but if there are people gesturing or calling to her, she looks at me and I say "go on then" and she goes. The moment I say "Ashe, here" she comes straight back to heel.
That's what happens when stores have to be all PC and can't ask for Identification. I just started taking my dog with me every one else does and all the workers do Is say how cute.
Yeah, how about don’t do that? It’s illegal and puts service dog handlers at risk, that’s literally why these videos exist. It’s not cute, it’s dangerous. Leave your dog at home if it’s not a service dog, stick to pet friendly places.
3:55 wait, where is this? My teacher has a sd (it doesn't really act like one) that looks EXACTLY like it and the owner matches aswell (from the little I can see) 😳🥲
Fake/Pet Service Dogs: exist
Real Service Dogs: *Are we a joke to you?*
U2Yes 1DNo EDCP/Sabrina Kitty/Brown/Hooves apparently yes
The music makes it all the better
How do these people find this stress enjoyable and not die of shame? I’m always terrified my service dog will make a mistake and inconvenience someone. He had an accident a few years when I changed his food, I’m still mortified! 😂
Stores are no longer enforcing their no pets policy, so I don't think they ARE faking. They don't need to bother with faking, they are just brining their pets into the store.
@@shakeyj4523 That’s a very good point! We were attacked a few weeks ago by a LOOSE husky mix the owner brought in a store. It wasn’t a fake, just an aggressive pet. The minute we opened the door it ran up snapping and snarling, it bit Baron three times while the owner laughed. Thankfully Baron just stood there and it didn’t break skin, it was absolutely ridiculous. I was in shock, it was running around chasing people around the store and knocking over displays. I should do a story time, but no one will believe how insane it was!😂
@@atyourservicedog I know. It's getting to the point that I want to carry a cattle prod. What is it with the US and badly trained dogs and kids? I had a kid ram my SD with a cart from behind so hard it dislocated both knees. So I believe you.
@@shakeyj4523 Good gracious I’m sorry that happened! Thankfully I have several defense choices, but I just hope never to need them. Be safe!
@shakeyj4523 oh Jesus's I'd have LOST it so damn bad! I'd run after the kids parent and not let them leave and demand they come to the vet and fork out for the bill.
If they refused, I'd probably respond in a way u can't even type on here without getting another warning
Marvelling that someone carries around a rolled up newspaper as a training tool 2:12
1:01 this was kind of stupid for the handler to stand that close. He obviously had no control over those dogs and they could have gotten loose and attacked there service dog. Don't put yourself or your sd in harms way for some video footage or to prove a point. And it wasn't even that clip alone, a lot of the videos were the handlers being stupid for getting that close! Please stay safe! We have to stick together as a community ❤
Service Angel Sophie I know the handler personally and they had no where to go. The dogs came out of nowhere and they were backed into a corner basically.
Okay, the Bull Terrier did make me laugh.😂 This was a very good fake montage, each dog was clearly untrained. I don’t like videos where even some real (I would imagine) service dogs are in it because they made a tiny error. I’m always afraid that Baron will make an error around someone filming and be put in one of those videos!
At some point you gotta just laugh, that dog was definitely funny 💀
5:23 Is just, ugh. Don't drag your freaking dog!
I get it but clearly the dog is not in distress and is getting the best belly rub of his life lol
@@cheyenneorvis1700 lol exactly
That was the only one that made me laugh. My friend in high school had epilepsy, and her dog’s favorite thing was to be dragged across the carpet for a belly scratch as a reward. 😂
If people are going to fake at all (which is very wrong and you should NEVER do)AT least bring a well trained one that ignores stuff and stands by your side. Instead of being a horrible behaved animal. Endangering someone's potential life.
Also most stores are pet friendly even old navy and Macy’s but that the case for were I live Miami FL
And one of them was PetSmart and was not reactive so I don’t understand that one
2:05 I would have lost my damn mind at that person.
Ok 5:19 didn’t make me mad, that one just made me laugh 🤣🤣
all dogs not just Service are aloud into most pet stores and feed stores and hardware stores. FYI
Food shops such as supermarkets do not allow pets inside, and are service dog only establishments. Labelling your dog as a service dog and taking them into pet friendly places and having them misbehave like shown in the video is still misrepresentation.
7:30 made me like laugh but made me mad at the same time 😂😂
Reminder to everyone in the comments that muzzle training is something that every service dog goes/should to through. Some of these aren't doing anything and I can't imagine why they're in here. Like there's a few literally just existing or sitting there...
All in all though, some of these make me so so angry. The fact that the owner isn't even training them is a great tip off. Dog doesn't even know what it's supposed to be doing
Right?? Like I don’t think the white one that was being allowed to greet people was fake, I just think the owner wasn’t being strict enough,
Seriously what is wrong with these people and these store employees? Also idk if it's just bc I'm a huge advocate for education or what, but why don't any of these handlers try talking to these people if they're already willing to stay close by in order to record these videos?
Fake handlers get very defensive and angry. I've tried talking to many when I'm out with my actual service dog and they like to make you look like the bad guy and try to do or say things to get people to think an actual service dog is fake
@@cheyenneorvis1700 I get that and it sucks, but I just dont see why not try talking with them instead of just recording them. I have had a lot more people get angry and defensive by being recorded than I have when I just tried having a conversation with them. I think people would be surprised at the amount of people who just honestly dont know any better.
@@screechypterodactyl8104 some people make excuses to. I had a guy tell me the dog had separation anxiety so he couldnt be left home or in the car
Recording the video is what you would have to do to prove the behavior of the animal. Most people are afraid to go talk to a fake because that means putting yourself and your SD closer than they were in this video and that can cause such a huge issue. Fakes almost never actually listen, either.
I hate fakespotting personally, but I mean hey, to each their own and I'll sure watch the video 🤣
If the situation isn't handle delicately with grace and the right demeanor all it does is anger people - then they get defensive instead of listening or even try to pin blame on the handler
Most handlers I've seen try are too emotional and confrontational about it -
Ive seen handlers in videos, both of fakes and access issues, manage to come off as entitled people with an authority complex rather than someone trying to keep themselves safe
No one's listening at that point and it ends doing harm
3:04 I gasped!!! Those dogs are wearing muzzles!!!!!!
Your real gasp should be from the behavior. The muzzle is responsible. The behavior is not.
Whelp. . .
Ohhhh that dude with out of control the husky and pit was a HOT MESS, like it’s not that hard to train and keep your dogs under control! Lol
Where did the 3:06 video come from because I want to know what happened
People like them give real service dogs and handlers a bad rep.
Biggest tell tale sign is if the leash is connected to the vest..legally it's supposed to be connected to a collar or some type of lead. Also I have a service dog but can I just say..I'd leave the bull terrier alone🤣 hes just minding his own and getting the best belly rub of his life🤣
What law says that? 🤔
Why can't the leash be connected to the vest/harness? I'm calling bullshit on "legally it supposed to be attached to a collar or lead" I've never seen any law like that. Sounds completely made up.
@@Aurora-bg8pz look it up..the leash is not supposed to be connected to the vest..call bullshit but clearly you dont have a service dog🤣
@@cheyenneorvis1700 in america there is no such law or thing....
www.ada.gov/regs2010/service_animal_qa.html
Please educate yourself. These videos are in reference to america
@@cheyenneorvis1700yeah... I own a personal service dog and train them for a living through a nationally accredited program. There is no law that states that... Embarrassing
Awe that Yorkie sd was so cute at the end! What team is that?? ❤️ also I wish people wouldn’t just reach their hand down like that 😩
What video was 2:50 from?
It's from a college near where I live, they posted it on their Instagram.
The ones with muzzles. 😱 But, in all fairness, a couple of these appeared to be in places that allowed ALL dogs and were not wearing anything that signified them as service dogs. people could do a better job of training before bringing them out in public, for sure. but, a few weren’t breaking any laws or acting as “fake service dogs” from what i can see.
@E Boston Which is why there is little way to tell that these are fakes. People just bring in their pets now, and the stores seem to allow it. That's just the way it is.
AYE MR PIP
I don’t think the one at 2:32 was fake, although I do think the owner was being to lenient, and not strict enough on the dog,
I don't have service dogs, but I trained mine well, and can ignore a lot of things, and not bee reactive.. In my country unfortunately there aren't law defending service dogs, and they aren't common at all unfortunately. 😔So I am always sad to see videos like this. Maybe some of this dogs are in training, but I know that's rear and most of this dogs are simply pets. 😢
Okay, this just made me laugh! I read “bee reactive” and thought, “OMG! I haven’t desensitized Baron around bees!” Okay, I get it now!😂
@@atyourservicedog I see on your channel name it says service dog🥰
@@kikaequestrian1386 🥰
@@atyourservicedog And I don't know where is the previous Comment 😳..I wrote I mistakenly wrote bee,because I wrote to quickly 🤣🤣How does your dog/s react to bees?And I wrote I don't bring my dogs to non petfriendly places,and would never fake a service dog😔..But because this is happening in USA, and I hope not In Canada..Unfortunately I am not surprised..Considering how many people act towards and with dogs..And off course I don't blame the dog(as you I know as well)..It's just sad..For people with service dogs, for the service dogs,and the "ordinary "dogs with irresponsible owners..My dogs are trained well,quite well(walking heel on and off leash,good recall,well behaved around a lot of animals.).🥰.But still I would never fake them as service dogs..😑
yeah so as someone who works in fast food because of health and safety whenever we see an animal in our restaurant WE HAVE TO ASK despite some people finding it rude due to medical privacy. If we dont ask and then it turns out that the dog wasnt a service animal (i say dog because that's most common but this goes for any service animal whether its a dog cat or a monkey yes really) and the Health inspector walks in we could get shut down. Now Im Canadian so most people are fine with me asking but I have had to ask a few customers to leave because their dog thats small and in their arms isnt a service animal. TBH if it were up to me I'd be fine with it esp if they're just grabbing something quick and leaving but health and safety disagrees. As a fast food worker here's what we're allowed to ask "excuse ma'am/miss/sir is your animal a service animal? I ask because of health and safety regulations." If they say yes then we leave it at that. What we are NOT ALLOWED TO DO IS ask "Oh if they're a service animal why aren't they wearing a vest?" or "Do u have proof of that/what is the animal for?" So yes we literally have to trust that people arent lying. However there actually IS a way to tell if the animal is a service animal. How do u do that? How does the ANIMAL REACT TO U? True service animals typically wont even react to your presence such as lunging or growling or barking as they're trained not to do these things. SO if the dog is lunging and barking and the owner says "they're in traingin" I say "no they're not because the first thing SDs are trained to do day 1 is to not lunge"
There are blatant ones that are fake, but not everyone has the same needs. My muscles wasted away 5 years ago and I still today can barely walk, so she has been trained off the lead and I avoided people at all cost. I never socialized.. Mine has been trained to everything perfectly except for breaking her of her social side. She does not wear anything saying for her to be left alone. People see a husky around here and go nuts. It has forced me to be more sociable, confident and cope in situations with more that just 1 - 1. She will not charge off, but if there are people gesturing or calling to her, she looks at me and I say "go on then" and she goes. The moment I say "Ashe, here" she comes straight back to heel.
Does anyone know what my cannion companion is
I am potential Service Dog Handler . That’s for showing me the danger s to look for.
That’s just people walking around with there pets bozo!
Nie oazdy pies musi być słuzbowy
That's what happens when stores have to be all PC and can't ask for Identification. I just started taking my dog with me every one else does and all the workers do Is say how cute.
Yeah, how about don’t do that? It’s illegal and puts service dog handlers at risk, that’s literally why these videos exist. It’s not cute, it’s dangerous. Leave your dog at home if it’s not a service dog, stick to pet friendly places.
In my state that’s a thousand dollar fine and/or misdemeanor arrest. Please follow the laws.
@@atyourservicedog I break bigger laws than this everyday 🤣🤣🤣
3:55 wait, where is this? My teacher has a sd (it doesn't really act like one) that looks EXACTLY like it and the owner matches aswell (from the little I can see) 😳🥲
I honestly have no clue, I believe it’s somewhere in America :))