I can't express how much it means to see a poodle as a mobility service dog. I love that they're included and not considered prissy dainty dogs. I know the weight/height ratio is important, too. I really want to train my poodle for counterbalance, but am having a hard time finding a suitable and up to date video.
Hi, I am looking into a standard poodle for my first service dog. Mainly for my seizures, migraines, POTS, Fibromyalgia, PTSD, Autism, and Dissociation. For mobility I just need forward momentum pull and Guiding me when I’m dissociating. Some people are telling me poodles can’t do mobility not even light mobility. Other people are telling me they can. I don’t want to hurt the dog but I’m only able to get a hyperallergenic dog and I don’t want to go with a doodle for a few different reasons. I know another option is a giant schnauzer but they are a guard breed and I will be a first time handler so people don’t recommend that. Plus I don’t want to crop his ears because I believe it’s cruel. I’m planning on getting a standard poodle on the larger side and owner training with the help of a private trainer. I am aware I have to wait until he’s 2 years old to even consider light mobility and take him to an orthopedic vet. My height is 5 foot 4 inches and my weight is 245. That’s why I’m concerned about hurting the dog because I’m overweight. But it’s hard because I can only get a hyperallergenic dog. And there’s not many choices of hyperallergenic dogs on the bigger side. All I need is guiding during dissociation and forward momentum pull when I’m having trouble keeping up walking with whoever I’m with because I’ve been walking for a while and I’m wore out and sore from my fibromyalgia.
I have Bipolar disorder and neuropathy I am looking into a service dog. My counseling center has a dog that can pick up on so many emotions and other things and I get to play with her and work with her for 30 minutes 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after. Today she picked up on a lot of my stress and anxiety and did her job well 😊 I cried and she hugged me and when our first 15 minutes were up she didn’t want me to leave and when I saw her again I sat down and petted her for along time telling her how good of a girl she is. Thanks for the video and representing our community well.
Alizo is my multipurpose service dog. I have him because I have really bad epilepsy, complex PTSD,and type 1 diabetes. He's a American cattle dog and he is a medium/large dog. He does a lot of tasks like alerting to my ptsd episodes and Seizures. I constantly have entitled parents that pet alizo when I constantly say no and that he's working on me if I have a epileptic seizure. I'm in the hospital emergency room right now because alizo missed an alert since a person came up to alizo and pet him when I have like 5+ patches that say do not touch and one that is my favorite (I dont grab your a$$ while your working). That patch I just said is at the bottom of his 1Tigris harness. When I do have to be in the emergency room alizo is laying on the floor or doing dpt if he alerts to a PTSD episode.
You are a fantastic representative for folks like us. Thank you for making this. I shared it with my new employees and employer and everyone said it was super helpful and everyone loves your personality. Thank you so much. It’s a really hard thing to try to explain. Especially when you work with 80 people.
Raspberry fields. Com has some very good equipment. My equipment came from them and it is good quality equipment. I have a 9 month old standard poodle that I am training to be my service dog.
I show so many signs of anxiety disorder, depression, ADHD/ADD, and possibly PTSD. A service dog would do wonders if I were to get one, and I plan to eventually go to a therapist. The price is insane, (also I am a young teen) so its hard to get one for a lower price or for free. I heard of owner training and a personal trainer which is a lot cheaper, my mother also agreed in the future it would be a good idea.
I’ve got anxiety and a disorder that causes dislocations and chronic pain, and I really feel like a service dog would help me tremendously. But I am a young teen as well and I couldn’t afford it if I tried and my mom doesn’t approve. Oh well therapy and pain relievers for me! 😂
Yes, there are hunting breed so they can be quite good, and it can be taught, pretty easily! My prospect is going to be a poodle they’ll be coming this fall
Beautiful Service Dog! Great video a treat to watch. My Apricot Standard is my Service Dog and he is a marvel. I can't get over how intelligent and loving they are. My life has changed completely for the better. Well done on this video. Where did you find the harness you are suing here? Thanks for the great video!
She made her own gear but she passed away in 2019. I have the dog in this video; no idea who has the harness -- I assume it was a custom order, and wow, it's beautiful!
@@holdmypoodle1937 I already went to your page and left a note there. Thank you for leaving me a note here. I do sew and there are some things I can make for myself. The rigid harness for balance...I'm going to find out more about them now before I really need it. I bet it was a custom made order. I'll have to do some research. Want to adopt an older sister in Iowa? Love to you.
@@paulareeveslmt How did you find my page? *I* can't find my page! And as it happens, I am in the market for a sister (sniffle) although don't be too sure you're older -- she looked REALLY good for her age. How do we correspond? Messenger? I'm pretty bad at this stuff.
I’m currently looking for a trainer who does video calls to train my doggo to be a service dog when I get them (and they get a little older). I’m limited on transportation so I prefer video calls. There’s no trainers within 30 minutes of me as far as I know (trainers who are qualified for training service dogs and work with small breeds). Everything else I need (stores, vets, etc.) are within my travel distance limits so training is the last obstacle to figure out.
Thank you for doing this vid, I am waiting for my turn to get a Seeing Eye Service Dog as I have low vision. It will be a Standard Poodle too, your Dog is gorgeous! First time that I've seen a white Standard Poodle Service Dog, very cool! Do you groom him yourself? Is he trained to break on hard surfaces? I learned recently that my Poodle will be trained to do this.
Someone asked me once if my service dog in training was allowed to play when she is at home. I said, "no, she had a USB port inserted in the back of her head and I plug her in at night to charge her."
Sadly Susan has passed away, but poodles are a part of the 'fab four' for service work and are a very popular breed for psychiatric work. They generally are easy to train, but individual temperament is also important
(Wrll bred) poodles can make great psych sds, it is important to not that standard poodles are sensitive to handler error, meaning 8f they think you don't know what you're doing, they're not going to want to listen to you. My spoo sd is multipurpose but he does know several psych tasks. Labs and goldens are a little bit easier for first time owner trainers though
Any tips for trying to get a emotional support animal/service dog for my depression and social anxiety disorder? I really need some info on what to do.
Get a mental health provider such as a prescriber or psychiatrist to prescribe one, and it can be any kind of animal that's allowed in the county you live in, and it's allowed to live wherever you live without a fee
O'Phia Maria make sure you know the difference between an esa and a service dog. it shouldn’t be your decision alone. it should be a conclusion you come to along with your treatment team. but esa and service dogs are very different and you should know the difference. an sd should not be your first choice. talk it over with your treatment team. good luck! post updates :)
Hi, If you don’t mind me asking, what is his height? I am looking into a standard poodle for my service dog prospect and I want a poodle on the taller side. I researched and the average height of a standard poodle is 18-24 inches. But I’ve had people tell me that there are standard poodles that are 27 inches tall.
Those poodles most of the time come from royal or king poodle breeders, there are multiple types but you want to find those that focus more on the health then the beauty when it comes with that size. Most of the time though the breeder will have a long wait list and depending on were you live you might not even have one close to you.. Other than getting a purebred tall poodle, you could also try looking at bernedoodles or other tall or big breed dogs mixed with poodles to make them taller and stronger.
Poodles are the #3 choice for service work in the US. They were originally hunting dogs (water retrievers) and have been used as war dogs (to carry messages behind enemy lines) carting dogs, sheep dogs, police dogs, therapy dogs in hospitals/nursing homes, search and rescue, termite/bedbug dogs, and of course service dogs.
Ciel One Hell of A Service Dog Yes, any breed can be a service dog, but some breeds are more prone to washing out due to aggressiveness, fear, or general unwillingness to work. I would rather advise others to put all that time, work, and money into a breed (Poodles, Goldens, and Labs) that are more likely to not wash out.
@@Iceblinkwolfsong yeah i understand that...just making sure they understood that any sd can be any breed...i dont think they were asking if the breed or what breed is good for SD work...i also dont think they were askong for what breed would be good for them, specifcally, for an SD ...
Your wrong! Please stop giving out false information. You do not have to pay someone to train your dog you can do the training at home all you have to do is make sure your dog is well behaved and can complete the task you need done. get a note from your doctor saying you need the service dog so you can go into public places, that may or may not allow animals or “pets” such as grocery stores, hotels ect.
I don't even think you did your research. This comment is wrong and disappointing in so many ways. You can't just bring your service dog into public with a doctor's note, anyways, no matter how well trained it is. You need to pass a PA test. Anyways, in some places you need a trainer to go with you.
@Charmed Life this was over a year ago so that's fun; first of all, I never said they must, I got all I needed from the reply which was again, a year ago. If you're just gonna say "no you're wrong" and not offer anything else please refrain from responding.
Emotional support dogs can not enter just any public place especially food stores. Fully trained assistance dogs can. e.i. medical alerts, mobility etc.
ADA law states that a service dog must not pose a direct threat to the public, such as biting or growling unprovoked. They also have to be potty trained and know at least one task before they are a service dog. I'm not saying people don't just take their pets places and say its a service dog, but there is actually a standard. I would like to talk further, as I agree that people are taking untrained dogs places they shouldn't be service dog or no.
@@katgagnon4509 but I am just saying their is no standard like no one has to train for years per see. I trained mine in a few months. For ptsd alert and stopping ptsd behavior tasks it came fairly natural.
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I can't express how much it means to see a poodle as a mobility service dog. I love that they're included and not considered prissy dainty dogs. I know the weight/height ratio is important, too. I really want to train my poodle for counterbalance, but am having a hard time finding a suitable and up to date video.
Hi, I am looking into a standard poodle for my first service dog. Mainly for my seizures, migraines, POTS, Fibromyalgia, PTSD, Autism, and Dissociation. For mobility I just need forward momentum pull and Guiding me when I’m dissociating. Some people are telling me poodles can’t do mobility not even light mobility. Other people are telling me they can. I don’t want to hurt the dog but I’m only able to get a hyperallergenic dog and I don’t want to go with a doodle for a few different reasons. I know another option is a giant schnauzer but they are a guard breed and I will be a first time handler so people don’t recommend that. Plus I don’t want to crop his ears because I believe it’s cruel. I’m planning on getting a standard poodle on the larger side and owner training with the help of a private trainer. I am aware I have to wait until he’s 2 years old to even consider light mobility and take him to an orthopedic vet. My height is 5 foot 4 inches and my weight is 245. That’s why I’m concerned about hurting the dog because I’m overweight. But it’s hard because I can only get a hyperallergenic dog. And there’s not many choices of hyperallergenic dogs on the bigger side. All I need is guiding during dissociation and forward momentum pull when I’m having trouble keeping up walking with whoever I’m with because I’ve been walking for a while and I’m wore out and sore from my fibromyalgia.
I love that he got distracted! I love my service dog 😂😂😂 that’s real cuz it really do be like that
I have Bipolar disorder and neuropathy I am looking into a service dog. My counseling center has a dog that can pick up on so many emotions and other things and I get to play with her and work with her for 30 minutes 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after. Today she picked up on a lot of my stress and anxiety and did her job well 😊 I cried and she hugged me and when our first 15 minutes were up she didn’t want me to leave and when I saw her again I sat down and petted her for along time telling her how good of a girl she is. Thanks for the video and representing our community well.
Alizo is my multipurpose service dog. I have him because I have really bad epilepsy, complex PTSD,and type 1 diabetes. He's a American cattle dog and he is a medium/large dog. He does a lot of tasks like alerting to my ptsd episodes and Seizures. I constantly have entitled parents that pet alizo when I constantly say no and that he's working on me if I have a epileptic seizure. I'm in the hospital emergency room right now because alizo missed an alert since a person came up to alizo and pet him when I have like 5+ patches that say do not touch and one that is my favorite (I dont grab your a$$ while your working). That patch I just said is at the bottom of his 1Tigris harness. When I do have to be in the emergency room alizo is laying on the floor or doing dpt if he alerts to a PTSD episode.
You are a fantastic representative for folks like us. Thank you for making this. I shared it with my new employees and employer and everyone said it was super helpful and everyone loves your personality. Thank you so much. It’s a really hard thing to try to explain. Especially when you work with 80 people.
2:58 the little bounce 😩❤️ i seriously love poodles
Thank you for putting this out there. This video is too underrated.
He’s such a handsome and good boy!
Gorgeous Standard Poodle! I too have a standard poodle in training right now to be a Psychiatric service dog.
Where did you get his equipment?
Eden Adams she makes the great herself. Unfortunately she passed last year and closed both the program and fear shop.
Raspberry fields. Com has some very good equipment. My equipment came from them and it is good quality equipment. I have a 9 month old standard poodle that I am training to be my service dog.
if you want something smiliar a ew shop called the pheonix pack opened and the gear looks a lot like hers
Amazing! Putting it in my Instagram Bio!!
I show so many signs of anxiety disorder, depression, ADHD/ADD, and possibly PTSD. A service dog would do wonders if I were to get one, and I plan to eventually go to a therapist. The price is insane, (also I am a young teen) so its hard to get one for a lower price or for free. I heard of owner training and a personal trainer which is a lot cheaper, my mother also agreed in the future it would be a good idea.
I’ve got anxiety and a disorder that causes dislocations and chronic pain, and I really feel like a service dog would help me tremendously. But I am a young teen as well and I couldn’t afford it if I tried and my mom doesn’t approve. Oh well therapy and pain relievers for me! 😂
@@laurenmarie5829 it is fully legal in the US to owner train I found out, and possibly Canada too.
@@kate_grey I know that and I’ve researched it a lot but we already have a pet dog and we can’t afford more vet bills and food prices
@@laurenmarie5829 true.... well maybe in the future, or when you get a job?
@@kate_grey hopefully, and I hope you find what you need for your disorders
Are poodles good if you'd benefit from retrievings tasks (e.g. finding phone?) I am allergic to dog shedding, so a poodle would be really good. '
Yes, there are hunting breed so they can be quite good, and it can be taught, pretty easily! My prospect is going to be a poodle they’ll be coming this fall
Beautiful Service Dog! Great video a treat to watch. My Apricot Standard is my Service Dog and he is a marvel. I can't get over how intelligent and loving they are. My life has changed completely for the better. Well done on this video. Where did you find the harness you are suing here? Thanks for the great video!
She made her own gear but she passed away in 2019. I have the dog in this video; no idea who has the harness -- I assume it was a custom order, and wow, it's beautiful!
@@holdmypoodle1937 I already went to your page and left a note there. Thank you for leaving me a note here. I do sew and there are some things I can make for myself. The rigid harness for balance...I'm going to find out more about them now before I really need it. I bet it was a custom made order. I'll have to do some research. Want to adopt an older sister in Iowa? Love to you.
@@paulareeveslmt How did you find my page? *I* can't find my page! And as it happens, I am in the market for a sister (sniffle) although don't be too sure you're older -- she looked REALLY good for her age. How do we correspond? Messenger? I'm pretty bad at this stuff.
Thank you for posting this
Love this ♡
I’m currently looking for a trainer who does video calls to train my doggo to be a service dog when I get them (and they get a little older). I’m limited on transportation so I prefer video calls. There’s no trainers within 30 minutes of me as far as I know (trainers who are qualified for training service dogs and work with small breeds). Everything else I need (stores, vets, etc.) are within my travel distance limits so training is the last obstacle to figure out.
Thank you for doing this vid, I am waiting for my turn to get a Seeing Eye Service Dog as I have low vision. It will be a Standard Poodle too, your Dog is gorgeous! First time that I've seen a white Standard Poodle Service Dog, very cool!
Do you groom him yourself?
Is he trained to break on hard surfaces? I learned recently that my Poodle will be trained to do this.
I have a medical alert and phyatric service dog
I love your voice!
Someone asked me once if my service dog in training was allowed to play when she is at home. I said, "no, she had a USB port inserted in the back of her head and I plug her in at night to charge her."
I shared it! :)
He’s adorable! Could you do a video on deciding on the poodle breed? Are they good for psychiatric work? Are they easy to train or hard to train?
Sadly Susan has passed away, but poodles are a part of the 'fab four' for service work and are a very popular breed for psychiatric work. They generally are easy to train, but individual temperament is also important
(Wrll bred) poodles can make great psych sds, it is important to not that standard poodles are sensitive to handler error, meaning 8f they think you don't know what you're doing, they're not going to want to listen to you. My spoo sd is multipurpose but he does know several psych tasks. Labs and goldens are a little bit easier for first time owner trainers though
Do they train them to go potty swiftly? Without obsessive outdoor potty?
Where did you get that harness
Any tips for trying to get a emotional support animal/service dog for my depression and social anxiety disorder? I really need some info on what to do.
My friend Brenda Nelson can answer that. Message me on Facebook. Jean Jetensky
Get a mental health provider such as a prescriber or psychiatrist to prescribe one, and it can be any kind of animal that's allowed in the county you live in, and it's allowed to live wherever you live without a fee
O'Phia Maria make sure you know the difference between an esa and a service dog. it shouldn’t be your decision alone. it should be a conclusion you come to along with your treatment team. but esa and service dogs are very different and you should know the difference. an sd should not be your first choice. talk it over with your treatment team. good luck! post updates :)
Rip Susan
She passed away?
Annette Melnychuk yea many months ago. I worked with her
@@MyleeBenoit aww oh okay thank
Annette Melnychuk no problem
Oh.... she seemed so nice...
Hi, If you don’t mind me asking, what is his height? I am looking into a standard poodle for my service dog prospect and I want a poodle on the taller side. I researched and the average height of a standard poodle is 18-24 inches. But I’ve had people tell me that there are standard poodles that are 27 inches tall.
Those poodles most of the time come from royal or king poodle breeders, there are multiple types but you want to find those that focus more on the health then the beauty when it comes with that size. Most of the time though the breeder will have a long wait list and depending on were you live you might not even have one close to you.. Other than getting a purebred tall poodle, you could also try looking at bernedoodles or other tall or big breed dogs mixed with poodles to make them taller and stronger.
This lady sued Disney and has recently passed away.
Is the poodle breed considered a working breed?
Yep! They're great for service dog work. They were bred for retrieving and swimming originally. But they're super smart and willing to learn
Well service dogs can be any breed...not nesscarilly the working-class breeds
Poodles are the #3 choice for service work in the US. They were originally hunting dogs (water retrievers) and have been used as war dogs (to carry messages behind enemy lines) carting dogs, sheep dogs, police dogs, therapy dogs in hospitals/nursing homes, search and rescue, termite/bedbug dogs, and of course service dogs.
Ciel One Hell of A Service Dog Yes, any breed can be a service dog, but some breeds are more prone to washing out due to aggressiveness, fear, or general unwillingness to work. I would rather advise others to put all that time, work, and money into a breed (Poodles, Goldens, and Labs) that are more likely to not wash out.
@@Iceblinkwolfsong yeah i understand that...just making sure they understood that any sd can be any breed...i dont think they were asking if the breed or what breed is good for SD work...i also dont think they were askong for what breed would be good for them, specifcally, for an SD ...
Your wrong! Please stop giving out false information. You do not have to pay someone to train your dog you can do the training at home all you have to do is make sure your dog is well behaved and can complete the task you need done. get a note from your doctor saying you need the service dog so you can go into public places, that may or may not allow animals or “pets” such as grocery stores, hotels ect.
I don't even think you did your research.
This comment is wrong and disappointing in so many ways. You can't just bring your service dog into public with a doctor's note, anyways, no matter how well trained it is. You need to pass a PA test. Anyways, in some places you need a trainer to go with you.
dєαdlч No that’s actually wrong. Service dogs are not required to pass any tests. It is recommended but not required
No you don’t
@Charmed Life this was over a year ago so that's fun; first of all, I never said they must, I got all I needed from the reply which was again, a year ago. If you're just gonna say "no you're wrong" and not offer anything else please refrain from responding.
Emotional support dogs can not enter just any public place especially food stores. Fully trained assistance dogs can. e.i. medical alerts, mobility etc.
Service dogs do not go through training.
What do you mean?
@@katgagnon4509 There is not a standard of training
ADA law states that a service dog must not pose a direct threat to the public, such as biting or growling unprovoked. They also have to be potty trained and know at least one task before they are a service dog. I'm not saying people don't just take their pets places and say its a service dog, but there is actually a standard. I would like to talk further, as I agree that people are taking untrained dogs places they shouldn't be service dog or no.
@@katgagnon4509 but I am just saying their is no standard like no one has to train for years per see. I trained mine in a few months. For ptsd alert and stopping ptsd behavior tasks it came fairly natural.
@@katgagnon4509 provoked a service dog can defend itself and it's owner.