I raised my Diabetic Service Dog Trigger from a puppy. He has learned how to snap me out of a Diabetic coma. He has changed my Blood Glucose level while I was driving. You heard me. I was losing consciousness and Trigger let out a huge Bark that scared me so much I had a massive adrenaline release. It scared me to the point I completely snapped out of it. From what I have learned no other Service Dog can do what he does. He saved my life several times. If you have any questions contact me.
I’ve been diabetic for two years but I’ve never been that low. My dog can sense when I’m low and stuff but he gets a little to excited in public what should I do
@@colinmacgillivray6835 socializing. Get them comfortable in all different situations and around different people. My dog is highly food motivated and we said "yes" and gave a treat when he recognized new things without reacting. Look at the bicycle, look at me, "yes", treat, move on. Good luck!
I'm here with you too I was diagnosed at late of 2019 early beginning of 2020 I was in the hospital for 2 weeks and the ICU for 2 days now I found this video and I'm looking to get a service dog
Having a service dog for a type 1 diabetic, gets to a point of becoming an absolute necessity. I was diagnosed in 96, and my ability to detect low blood sugar on my own has been mediocre at best, for years! I have nearly died countless times, and I could write a book on the crazy experiences I've had. It's definitely time to start the process of getting a service dog.
I love that your dog is a protection trained dog and that you don't claim him ad a service dog. I love to to see a mastiff used for what they were breed for.
Wow, Very professional Adam and Zeno. Very complete and well explained. Thank you. Can my Mobility Service Dog, also service as my wife's Diabetes 2 Alert dog?
Hi Adam! My name is Dee Dee and I am a Type1 Diabetic. My dream is to have a Diabetes Dog. I sent you an email. Thank you for everything that you are doing. May God bless you!
Hi Dee Dee, we hope you received our response and that we answered all your questions. Thank you for contacting us and please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
It's about time!!! These people don't care if they follow the law. I'm glad there has finally a prosecutor who follows through for the people with service dogs.
I recently got a dog that is 9 years old very well mannered in public and listens very well. He seems like he had been trained professionally and just recently my sugar went extremely low and he started acting crazy and barking in my face, which now me and my husband are wondering how I get a mature dog certified. Since then I have been working on scents when I’m low. Can you help?
Have you ever done so for hypoglycemia in someone NOT diabetic? I have severe hypoglycemia due to some pancreatic issues I have. I go very very low. But I don’t have diabetes. I’ve had to have help from others many times. I’ve had to have medical intervention several times.
Indeed, I feel like these great trainers are all so far away from me!! I'm in CNY. I absolutley appreciate these videos. I'm not a diabetic but I do have a tricky seizure disorder; I constantly find myself watching these and dreaming of a different kind of freedom. You know the freedom where my family doesn't need to worry for me constantly. And oh the freedom of a simple hike....
Not every dog has the work ethic, eagerness to please and the scenting ability to serve as a service dog. Additionally, service dogs must meet a very high standard of obedience to be allowed public access. If desired, we can assess your dog’s aptitude for diabetic alert dog training. From there the cost would depend on the number of training cycles you and your dog would need.
That would be fantastic if I got a diabetic alert dog so my parents dont have to check me when I'm sleeping all I need is a dog to nudge me awake and check my blood sugar😁🤩
I am watching and wanting help in doing this. We are in kansas is there anyway you guys have an organization here? How old should the dog be before we train a dog. I got a 6 month goldendoodle and would like to have him trained or train him.
Mai Matsuda there is no criteria that makes somebody either eligible or ineligible if you have a disability that a service dog can help mitigate your disability then a service dog would definitely be beneficial to you. if you don't want to wait for a program dog then I encourage you to research and look into how you can properly owner train a diabetic alert dog they are no different than a program dog they are trained exactly the same way to alert the exact same way to the same thing like in your case low blood sugar. anyways good luck hopefully you either get a program dog or decide to owner train one yourself it's actually not near as difficult as some people try to make it sound there are tons of resources out there to help you do this.
At what point can the dog go with me everywhere/to work? the reason for asking is I’m a single woman and recent empty Nester. I have type one diabetes and sometimes I don’t wake up to my CGM alarms. I don’t want to die this way. I know that sounds dramatic, but, it’s my truth. At what point would my job be required to accept him/her as an accommodation? If not right away, is it possible to be approved by you if I would have to leave them at home to go to work until they can be with me full time?
Hi Cami, No you're not too late. You would want to start by having your dog evaluated by a qualified trainer. What area do you live in? We may be able to help you locate a trainer near you.
SCENT, as in smell, is spelled S-C-E-N-T. “SENT”, which you have in your foundation graphic, refers to movement, as in going somewhere. I hope that this clears this up for you. Take good care, ~Antonio
Simply a typo that unfortunately cannot be corrected now. If you look around you'll notice it's spelled correctly in many other places on our website and youtube videos. Thank you.
What if you chew tobacco? Does it effect the sent? I'm sure it does. I like the videos but I'm in missouri. I have a dog now and she is good at a lot of thing. Just don't know if she would be a good fit. She's blue healer and jack Russell cross. She's a year and a half old. I'm type one diebetic. I have had problem with low blood sugar sever times.
julie cumpean there are times I shouldn't say times but lots of books videos and stuff like that that you can purchase online with great resources to show you how to owner train a diabetic alert dog just do a Google search or join some of the diabetic alert service dog groups on Facebook or owner trained service dog groups on Facebook you will find all the resources you need anyways good luck :-)
Hi Jay, I'm sorry to just now be seeing this. Yes we would require a lower A1C than that. When the A1C is high, it typically means that you are having so many drastic blood glucose changes that a dog would have a hard time keeping up.
Yes but unfortunately dogs are just like humans, and they can only be expected to work so hard. A diabetic alert dog has to be on constant alert, and if you're having constant changes it will quickly fatigue the dog, and burn them out.
He full of crap but nice guy. I can see right thru his pitch and how he is training the customers to understand that they will be paying up charges from upselling over and over.
Feel free to reach out if you'd like to talk to some referrals of folks that have gone through this program. I think you'll find that one thing I've never been accused of in my twenty years of training dogs is upselling, kind of the opposite in fact. I tend to give away too much stuff for free. Overall this program has saved a lot of people money because many were prepared to spend $20-30k for a fully trained Diabetic Alert Dog and instead were able to come in at a fraction of that cost by using the cycle training system that I described here.
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I raised my Diabetic Service Dog Trigger from a puppy. He has learned how to snap me out of a Diabetic coma. He has changed my Blood Glucose level while I was driving. You heard me. I was losing consciousness and Trigger let out a huge Bark that scared me so much I had a massive adrenaline release. It scared me to the point I completely snapped out of it. From what I have learned no other Service Dog can do what he does. He saved my life several times. If you have any questions contact me.
I’ve been diabetic for two years but I’ve never been that low. My dog can sense when I’m low and stuff but he gets a little to excited in public what should I do
@@colinmacgillivray6835 socializing. Get them comfortable in all different situations and around different people. My dog is highly food motivated and we said "yes" and gave a treat when he recognized new things without reacting. Look at the bicycle, look at me, "yes", treat, move on. Good luck!
This helped me figure out how I need to get a service dog for me I was diagnosed with diabetes type 1 in January 2020
I was diagnosed October 2018
January 18th 2012
I'm here with you too I was diagnosed at late of 2019 early beginning of 2020 I was in the hospital for 2 weeks and the ICU for 2 days now I found this video and I'm looking to get a service dog
Having a service dog for a type 1 diabetic, gets to a point of becoming an absolute necessity. I was diagnosed in 96, and my ability to detect low blood sugar on my own has been mediocre at best, for years! I have nearly died countless times, and I could write a book on the crazy experiences I've had. It's definitely time to start the process of getting a service dog.
October 21st 2020
I love that your dog is a protection trained dog and that you don't claim him ad a service dog. I love to to see a mastiff used for what they were breed for.
Wow, Very professional Adam and Zeno. Very complete and well explained. Thank you. Can my Mobility Service Dog, also service as my wife's Diabetes 2 Alert dog?
I trained my own service dog with my trainers help. My service dog is a bridle German Shepherd and his name is reaper
lol scarey name lol but yet funny. Curious to know why you name your dog Reaper??
My Shitz zhu has been waking my husband up when his blood sugar has been low below 60...2 times without training...
Hi Adam! My name is Dee Dee and I am a Type1 Diabetic. My dream is to have a Diabetes Dog. I sent you an email. Thank you for everything that you are doing. May God bless you!
Hi Dee Dee, we hope you received our response and that we answered all your questions. Thank you for contacting us and please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!
It's about time!!! These people don't care if they follow the law. I'm glad there has finally a prosecutor who follows through for the people with service dogs.
I recently got a dog that is 9 years old very well mannered in public and listens very well. He seems like he had been trained professionally and just recently my sugar went extremely low and he started acting crazy and barking in my face, which now me and my husband are wondering how I get a mature dog certified. Since then I have been working on scents when I’m low. Can you help?
Have you ever done so for hypoglycemia in someone NOT diabetic? I have severe hypoglycemia due to some pancreatic issues I have. I go very very low. But I don’t have diabetes. I’ve had to have help from others many times. I’ve had to have medical intervention several times.
how do I get one.
Thank you so much for all the useful information
Have question my dog keeps barking at my sister in law she diabetic
Would you have any companies/trainers that you'd recommend in Ohio?
Indeed, I feel like these great trainers are all so far away from me!!
I'm in CNY.
I absolutley appreciate these videos.
I'm not a diabetic but I do have a tricky seizure disorder; I constantly find myself watching these and dreaming of a different kind of freedom. You know the freedom where my family doesn't need to worry for me constantly. And oh the freedom of a simple hike....
how much would it all cosy if you brought your own dog?
Not every dog has the work ethic, eagerness to please and the scenting ability to serve as a service dog. Additionally, service dogs must meet a very high standard of obedience to be allowed public access. If desired, we can assess your dog’s aptitude for diabetic alert dog training. From there the cost would depend on the number of training cycles you and your dog would need.
I am type2 diabetic. how do I fill out an application.
I’d speak to your doc:)
That would be fantastic if I got a diabetic alert dog so my parents dont have to check me when I'm sleeping all I need is a dog to nudge me awake and check my blood sugar😁🤩
pastel cloudy but dogs need sleep to...They can’t be awake 24/7
Oof, I have a anxiety/medical alert dog who can alert me about me fainting. Because I sometimes faint in my sleep
@@samanthaperez4431 I never said that I meant when I'm low the dog will wake me up in my sleep I'm not gonna keep a dog awake 24/7 🙄🙄
caromello doge u don’t need to be rude at ALL.
caromello doge but the dog is sleeping while u are sleeping
do you ever use bells on the collar to alert the patience of low blood sugar
Thank you very much, it helped a lot!
is there a certin breeds of dogs that work better thet others
I am watching and wanting help in doing this. We are in kansas is there anyway you guys have an organization here? How old should the dog be before we train a dog. I got a 6 month goldendoodle and would like to have him trained or train him.
Can you train it to help with balance and mobility too?
Yes we do!
I dont have t1 but i have severe hypoglycemia that causes seizures and unconsciousness, am i still eligible for a diabetic alert dog?
Mai Matsuda there is no criteria that makes somebody either eligible or ineligible if you have a disability that a service dog can help mitigate your disability then a service dog would definitely be beneficial to you. if you don't want to wait for a program dog then I encourage you to research and look into how you can properly owner train a diabetic alert dog they are no different than a program dog they are trained exactly the same way to alert the exact same way to the same thing like in your case low blood sugar. anyways good luck hopefully you either get a program dog or decide to owner train one yourself it's actually not near as difficult as some people try to make it sound there are tons of resources out there to help you do this.
Where shouls i start train at on scent... High or low scents.
At what point can the dog go with me everywhere/to work? the reason for asking is I’m a single woman and recent empty Nester. I have type one diabetes and sometimes I don’t wake up to my CGM alarms. I don’t want to die this way. I know that sounds dramatic, but, it’s my truth. At what point would my job be required to accept him/her as an accommodation? If not right away, is it possible to be approved by you if I would have to leave them at home to go to work until they can be with me full time?
what kind of dogs do you have.
Lysette Morgan every tipe of dog can be a service dog or diabetic alert dog
I'm a 50 year old type 2 diabetic with a history of congestive heart failure and stage 4 renal disease am I a good candidate for a service dog?
how much is the diabetic service dog. how much training.
I think the price is the same as a normal service dog
I have a 9 month old beagle can she be trained for a Diabetic alert dog ......
I have a 6 month old puppy and am ready to start training I just was diagnosed where do I start is it too late?
Hi Cami, No you're not too late. You would want to start by having your dog evaluated by a qualified trainer. What area do you live in? We may be able to help you locate a trainer near you.
do they send you a dog by mail.
I’m crying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lysette Morgan no lmao
Would you first start with obedience training before starting scent training ? Or do you both at the same time?
Do you have any locations in NY or recommend anyone in NY?
@@cindyrodriguez6352 New York City, or what large city are you close to in the state of New York?
@@TopDogProfessionalTraining NYC
SCENT, as in smell, is spelled S-C-E-N-T. “SENT”, which you have in your foundation graphic, refers to movement, as in going somewhere. I hope that this clears this up for you. Take good care, ~Antonio
Simply a typo that unfortunately cannot be corrected now. If you look around you'll notice it's spelled correctly in many other places on our website and youtube videos. Thank you.
Top Dog Professional Training For what you’re providing and charging, you should be able to correct this error! ~Antonio Dominion
@@antoniodominion9418 chill out yo
What if you chew tobacco? Does it effect the sent? I'm sure it does. I like the videos but I'm in missouri. I have a dog now and she is good at a lot of thing. Just don't know if she would be a good fit. She's blue healer and jack Russell cross. She's a year and a half old. I'm type one diebetic. I have had problem with low blood sugar sever times.
Unfortunately when we've tested dogs on folks that chew tobacco we usually found that they did struggle a lot more with the scent detection.
Thanks for the info. I appreciate what you all do. God bless your dog training there. Thanks again.
How do I get one?
How can I get a diabetic alert dog
Where are you located?
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We're located just South of Fort Worth, TX.
Hi I just recently got a puppy he is 7 weeks today. I am a type 1 diabetic and I want to train him for lows and highs. Where do I start?
Hi Julie, sorry we just now saw this. I would recommend checking out our scent imprinting videos that we have. That's where we start with puppies.
julie cumpean there are times I shouldn't say times but lots of books videos and stuff like that that you can purchase online with great resources to show you how to owner train a diabetic alert dog just do a Google search or join some of the diabetic alert service dog groups on Facebook or owner trained service dog groups on Facebook you will find all the resources you need anyways good luck :-)
my a1c is 10... would it have to be lower to get an SD?
Hi Jay, I'm sorry to just now be seeing this. Yes we would require a lower A1C than that. When the A1C is high, it typically means that you are having so many drastic blood glucose changes that a dog would have a hard time keeping up.
Top Dog Professional Training that should be the reason to train it
Yes but unfortunately dogs are just like humans, and they can only be expected to work so hard. A diabetic alert dog has to be on constant alert, and if you're having constant changes it will quickly fatigue the dog, and burn them out.
Top Dog Professional Training so what would the a1c have to be?
8 or below
I am a 14 year old type 2 diabetic how do i apply
Why do I keep getting a bunch of crap for diabetic alert dog?? I NEED A PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE DOG!!
need a male dog.
He full of crap but nice guy. I can see right thru his pitch and how he is training the customers to understand that they will be paying up charges from upselling over and over.
Feel free to reach out if you'd like to talk to some referrals of folks that have gone through this program. I think you'll find that one thing I've never been accused of in my twenty years of training dogs is upselling, kind of the opposite in fact. I tend to give away too much stuff for free. Overall this program has saved a lot of people money because many were prepared to spend $20-30k for a fully trained Diabetic Alert Dog and instead were able to come in at a fraction of that cost by using the cycle training system that I described here.