My beautiful service dog relaxing after guiding me to a safe spot to have a pain spell with my hips
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It looks to me like he's still working... is he also trained to fetch help to you once he has taken you to a safe place to sit, by any chance???
He seems to be waiting for a command of some sort.
He seems to be waiting for a command of some sort.
Soramarie · 26-30, F
we are working on that now. I’m trying to train go find daddy. But it’s a work in progress
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@Soramarie That would explain his alertness, thank you.
It would be handy for you when he learns to fetch someone to you, too... I was thinking of the scenario where you may get sick but couldn't find a seat in time more than anything else. I don't like the idea of you either sitting or crawling on the floor while this virus is around.
It would be handy for you when he learns to fetch someone to you, too... I was thinking of the scenario where you may get sick but couldn't find a seat in time more than anything else. I don't like the idea of you either sitting or crawling on the floor while this virus is around.
Soramarie · 26-30, F
@HootyTheNightOwl absolutely! He’s only 1 so he’s learning every day
@Soramarie He's doing great for such a young dog.
Hopefully, I'll be able to get one for myself one day.
I like the idea of having someone with me to get help when I fall over/collapse when I go out by myself. It has happened once and I've had far too many close calls of it happening again for my comfort.
If I don't get any answers on the cause of it soon, a service dog may be the route that I take in preparation for the fact that I'm just going to have to learn to live with it.
Hopefully, I'll be able to get one for myself one day.
I like the idea of having someone with me to get help when I fall over/collapse when I go out by myself. It has happened once and I've had far too many close calls of it happening again for my comfort.
If I don't get any answers on the cause of it soon, a service dog may be the route that I take in preparation for the fact that I'm just going to have to learn to live with it.
Soramarie · 26-30, F
@HootyTheNightOwl hey you can owner train. Keep in mind if you plan to do brace work you need a dog about 50% of your weight. If you have questions pm me I’ll help
Soramarie · 26-30, F
Also please go on ADA .gov and research