@@KatK2 The literal title says "4 year old service dog gets owners medication during medical episode. " This woman has many of these videos out there and she mentions that the dog was trained for this. I have an online dog magazine by the way. My head writer is a service dog trainer.
@@MMPutnam77 omg hahaha. I scrolled down to read this thread, but I stopped short before your last word. So I'm thinking... You're head writer was a service dog??? Like... I know they're amazing but that's pushing it lol
That dog is more than a service animal. That dog is literally the definition of man's best friend. He got her phone first then her medication and then water to take the medication that's an amazing dog. He's more of a human than most humans
My daughters dog hasn’t been trained as a service dog, but we’ve been realizing she is sensitive and has been noticing my chronic illness symptoms. The other night, my heart was acting up…I knew it, but I hadn’t said anything to my family about it. She jumped up on the couch and laid across me and then just stared at me in the eyes. At first I just thought she wanted loves, but she never does that with me. She was acting like she was nervous about something and trying so hard to tell me! Then I realized what she was doing…it was amazing!
My cat's not trained to deal with anxiety or PTSD, or autism either, and yet she does it perfectly well on her own she's now a certified ESA and is legally allowed to go to any store with me Into those haters who don't understand: I didn't have a CHOICE! I couldn't even shop for GROCERIES without an anxiety attack I have asthma and couldn't wear a mask is 2020, but my doctor refuse to give a note even though I asked. I also have autism, and the store harassed me into a meltdown and then called the cops on me and made me so scared (officer physically and sexually assaulted me (got on to of me hips to hips after pushing me back on my cart) that I can't even get groceries without my cat or a person, and most of the time people don't want to go with me. Nobody ever mentions the CATS that can sense medical problems... my sister-in-law used to have a cat who could sense her seizures. he also played fetch!
@@sheyennemerritt3215 I understand you have anxiety attacks, but when someone actually physically or verbally does attack you, you should definitely say something, it’ll only continue if you don’t ask for help or do something your self, there’s nasty folks out there who would do things to vulnerable people, don’t be vulnerable, be the next voice that changes someone’s life!
@@sheyennemerritt3215 cats can be so gentle and so responsive, as someone that figured an ed was better than grocery shopping for similar-ish reasons, im so sincerely glad that youve got the resources to do the necessary things like shopping and that you get to do it with a cute lil guy that keeps you safer! Well done for getting through, youre doing amazing and your wonderful friend in the form of medical equipment sounds like one of the best things that could have happened to you. Stay safe and keep practicing so much kindness and self love with yourself and your cat! Safety and comfort can exist outside, usually in the form of a cat anyway imo but especially when theyre trained to support you ❤😂
Oh yeah, I grew up without hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting, or feeling.. and I was epileptic and had diabetes. So, yeah it's been hard without a dog.
In European countries dogs are protected. Harm a dog is crime. We also have a dog detective services, where they look for your lost dogs. Etc. Dog is really a human best friend and should be treated such. They love us so much. I love dogs so much 😊
Dogs are so much more than we realize.I had a dog for 13 yrs.I ended up loving him more than most of my family.All I ever got from him was loyalty,respect,protection and he never stole frome me.
It's not just comfort; a lot of service dogs are trained to do deep pressure therapy on the legs to help slow the handler's heart down or to keep them on the ground until they even out. Mine would do that for me as well. Would sometimes be the difference between me having a full blown seizure or not.
I had a border collie for like my whole childhood, and she was the smartest dog ever. Like I could ask her where my parents were and she would walk me to them, and same with my parents trying to find me.
This dog a angel he was really worried about her it showed. Great dog. I wished I wasn't allergic to dogs and cats. he did an amazing job. A hero.😇💗💗💗👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👌
This is just wonderful, that the dog knows what to do. This is what they are trained for. The dog senses that she has a problem. seeing him in action, is just wonderful.......Praise the Lord for these dogs. Thank you for sharing!
❤I am so thankful 🙏 people who need this type of help for their independence are able to get it with these smart dogs. I’m also so very thankful that during such scary times as whatever emergency episodes you may have that you have such a loving cuddly dog there to help comfort you through your difficult times ❤ what a wonderful blessing to have your independence because of the dog and you provide a loving home full of lots of snuggles for him after long days and nights of always being available to alert you when you need it. ❤❤❤
He is a Service animal, so he has had years of ongoing training and special training specifically for her conditions. He most likely cost 15k or higher. These special animals are the difference between being safe and independent versus living in a hospital or care home. They are truly amazing !
It's looks like the dog is the one doing the training.We think we're do smart. But were the idiots on this planet. Name one creature that destroys it's home with pollution of many kinds.
I believe my Himalayan cat knew one night when I had an episode with a very low heart rate. He could not wake me one night when I was unable to respond to him he jumped on my chest. I was on a Holter monitor at tge time. My cardiologist showed me the tracing later. You could see when he jumped. She said he saved my life. My heart rate was only 30 which could not have continued much longer. I loved my special boy and I miss him now. That was in 1994.
I trained true service dogs like this for years. It's hard work but very rewarding. Only a select few make it to this level. People need to see this, THIS is a service dog, he is trained to render aid on MANY levels. Good boy! Well Trained!
What’s so great about this is… People often do things and take videos for recognition, but dogs do things just because it’s what they’ve been trained to do and because they love you! Dogs are so pure! ❤️
Dogs have been living and working with humans for thousands of years, they are in tune with our body language, and our emotions more than any other animal. It is heartbreaking that people still neglect, abuse and torture them in medical experiments.
Cats can do it too! (Why dies everyone ignore the awesomeness that is a service it support CAT!?) people don't realize you can't teach a cat. they just instinctively do it. coming from somebody who has a support CAT because of PTSD, anxiety, and autism. We definitely turn some heads when we're out together!
Yes it is amazing. My sister has a Newfoundland Seizure service dog. I went over to visit one day, and the dog started alerting on me! I have high blood pressure, and yes! My blood pressure was getting stupid high at the time. I took my meds, and that fixed the problem. Dog didn’t know how to react to my situation, but definitely knew something was wrong. My sister’s dog trainer was even impressed.
He also warned her before that they say dogs can sense changes in our body way before we can , especially with seizures etc.. he truly is amazing .. probably gives her the ability to actually be able to live a more comfortable life ❤
I have to admit I looked at this several times to see if the dog had help, this dog needs to be rewarded, and given many treats,awesome dog nurse,companion! ❤
Oh my god, I never thought anyone could love their dog more than I do. But I might love this dog just as much. Lol. What a smart, wonderful companion. I am amazed and happy for this young woman to have this terrific best friend.
I raised a puppy for Paws with a Cause, because of the amazing work these animals make in peoples lives... and the reason I decided to was the smile on a little boys face in the picture of him and his new friend, and then told he had never smiled a day in his life before that time. This is awesome to have a friend like this in your life!
Oh what a sweetheart he or she is what a loving heart that dog has and then sits right there on her lap to make sure she's okay that's a beautiful thing dogs are really so intuitive and smart we should be more spiritual like them God bless you all hope you feel better
I wish I had something like this...I recently had a stroke and then found out, this is my second one...my memory is fading away and instead of getting mad or upset about it, I try to be positive and laugh a lot...like when I go to pick something up but my brain and hand don't work together, so I call it fluid hands. I have forgotten what things are called so they are now things ( my poor husband) and I don't drive anymore ( which is awesome) driving is overrated!! Having something like this dog, would help immensely!!
I never realized how much help a service dog would be until we got ours. He helps my wife so much, with seizures, Pots, BP, keeping her balanced when walking, and more. What a blessing!
Absolutely incredible ❤ Dogs are so amazing in so many ways,I have always had dogs my whole life and the bond w them is stronger then the bond I have w some family. What a wonderful service dog those two are blessed to have one another!
i’ve watched this 5 times and i’m still in tears. You can see the relief on her face when the dog jumped on the counter to get her medicine. This is so beautiful and amazing to watch the dog. i honestly cannot even find the words to describe how freaking smart this/all service dogs are. Makes me really appreciate them and how much they help their owners. They truly are a blessing.
Most people know that dogs sense things before humans do. A dog knows that you are ill even before you do.what a great thing to have in this dog, he will love you 😢more than any human being will ever love you.❤❤❤
