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How to Bring a Service Dog on Carnival Cruise
Yes, you can indeed bring your fully trained service dog aboard a Carnival Cruise. Here are 5 steps to take to bring your service dog on Carnival: If you want your cruise to be carefree, you’ll need to do a great deal of planning. That’s not only because of the rules Carnival has in place, […]
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Dangerous Materials Hiding in Your Dog Products
Jake’s German Shepherd began developing strange rashes around his collar. Three vet visits later, they figured out the leather was treated with chromium — a chemical that irritates sensitive skin. Jake had no idea his dog’s collar contained industrial chemicals. Most dog owners don’t know what goes into the products they buy. Many companies use […]
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Can You Bring a Service Dog to a Basketball Game?
Yes, you absolutely can bring your service dog to basketball games. Whether you’re heading to your local high school tournament, a packed college rivalry game, or splurging on NBA tickets, the Americans with Disabilities Act protects your right to be accompanied by your service dog anywhere the public can go. When you arrive, venue employees […]
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I currently have been diagnosed with SEVERE anemia. With the potential possibility of passing out, I am unable to drive anymore either. I have ALWAYS loved the breed. I would love the potential of having this breed to protect me, and look out for me.
A pitbull just attacked my chocalate lab service dog. The police tried to ticket me but my dog had all of his vaccinations and had last years and this years licences because his new one was due Sept 14th. I didnt have the old one onme so i had to have a ticket tore up. The pit had no vaccinations, no licences and hey… He got no tickets. His owner let him go to attack my dog and the 17 yr old says he always tears up thier other pit bull. He never even went to the vet. Thats backward bias and im suing for the 980$ its cost so far in the last 2 weeks. Not to mention he cant work and has been in pain. Ugh it coulda been a child
How Can I make my dog a Service dog
To make your dog become a service dog, you would need to identify what kind of assistance you require that your dog can fulfill for you. Then you would need to train your dog to perform these tasks. In addition, your dog has to pass a public access test. Once the training is complete, you may consider getting ID’s, a vest and register your service dog to make it easier for others to recognize that your dog is a medical necessity to your life. You may find this article on how to make a dog become a service dog interesting: https://www.servicedogcertifications.org/how-to-make-my-dog-a-service-dog/
I have to bit bulls and they will not leave your side you go out side they went to come
If they are mean to you you have been to them
If you are nice to them they will be nice to you
What a moron.
I want a service dog like a pitbull
I Want A Dog From You Right Now
I was a sheriff for over 30 years and spent 2 years in Iraq as a contractor. While I was in Iraq my Hummer was hit with an IED that killed both my gunner and driver. I was messed up also with a. Trumatic brain injury. I stayed on for another year. Then returned back to the sheriffs dept. where I started to have trouble with my memory eye sight balance and anger issues. I went to see a doctor and was Diagnosed with severe PTSD depression and anziady disorder. I was recommended to see a second doctor where he diagnosed me with Trumatic brain injury or TBI. Between the two of them I cannot keep my balance I fall i’m dizzy all the time Emma eyesight is getting worse. I’m looking for a service dog that I could take anywhere with me when I go to places like Walmart with my wife I cannot be in there very long at all mine Andziady goes to the roof and I have to leave. I can’t be around crowds people don’t know stuff like that I’m trying to figure out how to get a service dog the best when it suits me at looking them all up reading about them is a pitbull of some type you’re active they’re not aggressive and so forth Plus the reputation I have will keep people from walking straight up to me and if I got a cute dog kids and their parents walk up to you I want to pet your doggie you know I just I can’t put up with that I can’t I can’t deal with it inhale thank you for your help
Mark, I just read your post. I understand what you are going through. Check with you local Veteran Affairs, and see what they have for training dogs to become a service animal. My dog recently past, and I am looking into finding another dog to become trained as a service dog. If you go to behavioral health at the VA ask them about a service dog training. They have programs set aside to assist. I have spoken with a couple of Vets with service dogs and they may have information about free training outside the VA. I have seen many with Amstaf or Pittys as service dogs. I hope this helps, and gives you some directions. Remember you are not alone. Thank you for all you have done.
Have any of you people ever heard of a Lab?
I’m so sorry to hear about your struggles please check out this site. You sound like a great candidate for one of his service dogs.
https://tadsaw.org/donate/
I rescued a pit bull who had been in a shelter for four months because people think they are bad dogs. She is in training as a service dog and I could not be happier. She is loving and loyal. She is not aggressive and would not be a good guard dog because she just wants to be petted and loved. However, as a service dog, she wears a mobility harness to aid me with my balance due to my having a seizure disorder. I don’t do well in large crowds either. Your dog should have whatever harness or vest that it needs. You would have patches stating that your dog is a service dog, do not pet, do not distract or whatever else you need. If you rescue a dog, you will need to find an experienced trainer who could help you with all of your disabilities. It won’t be cheap, but in the long run, it is a great investment that will last you a lifetime.
My daughter was injured june 2nd and she already had her bullie pit and she has done amazing with her already in the hospital therapy environment. My daughter has already trained her alot and we are looking to get her certified as a service dog. Her Dr approved her to be a emotional support dog already.
Excited for this Journey with my daughter and Thumbelina
This is great! Have always had them around growing up but just got my own. I ran across him and saved him from a family not doing so well money wise. I met his parents but we did no form of exchange for paperwork, if they had any. Does he have to be papered or registered to become a service dog? About 3 months of age now and has the best temperament and already very learning so fast with me but am already looking for good trainers in the area to speed up the process. Thanks!
My. American pittbull terrier. From shelter they about to kill her. She so innocent now her turn she save my life when i almost had a black out .
My daughter has a pitt/mastiff mixed. She learned quickly and is one of the most obedient dogs I have ever encountered. She is a pleaser and absolutely adores being loved by others. Pitts make exceptional service dogs because of their dedication and eagerness to please. My daughter is a dog trainer and recommends that ALL dog breeds be trained especially if they’re to be family pets…socialization is so important.