Can’t take away medical dogs!

[@jonlanier_]

All she had to do was run another 20 yards and the guy would have went into cardiac arrest. Then he would have known that was a medical dog.

[@jonijohnston1688]

👍 😅 Yes, good one so true I forgot about this show...that guy is a funny Canadian actor 😂

[@GLORYbe.to.GOD999]

Fr😂

[@leonieb53]

😂😂😂

[@NAOMIO-w9f]

Omg I'm hollering

[@Keri-ou5cy]

😂😂😂😂

[@royalcupcake4243]

Amazing thing about service dogs is that they will actually alert for other people. They work for who ever they are attached to. My medical alert service dog was passed around at my wedding so my new husband and I could enjoy ourselves and he told a bridesmaid that she had low blood pressure and needed to do something about it before he sat on her to fix it, and told my grandma that she was about to have a panic attack from the noise and people and she was able to take her medicine in time.

[@favoretukzz8888]

Told them how? He can't talk...how does it work?

[@Ella_A_Star]

@@favoretukzz8888service dogs dogs can alert humans by barking, jumping on them to get them to sit down, and making motions to signal them something is wrong! Dogs are really intelligent animals!

[@twistedbbois6829]

The owner knows what the dog is doing, they interpret the dogs behavior,😭 ofc the dog can't talk

[@lovelylady8537]

@@twistedbbois6829it’s common to you if your knowledgeable about service dogs. Since we ALL know dogs can not talk they were only wondering HOW the dog was able to give the signs. Is it trained in code or etc. sometimes people like you forget how to be kind while trying to explain or educate others, instead you degrade and belittle. At some point you also have had to ask questions about any topic and someone who already knew did not need to belittle you to feel empowered. Be kind or stfu

[@irabernal48]

​@@twistedbbois6829Thanks for giving additional information but please refrain from the harsh name calling i dont know anything about service dogs and was also fascinated

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

All service animals are FEDERALLY PROTECTED BY LAW

[@undertheneonlights]

IF recognized or claimed as service dog. No license? No DAD sign? No inhaler symbol on the K9? Not even self certification like "that's my diabete service dog"? Say ciao ciao to the dog.

[@byrdieprey2590]

Yeah. That's why they PROVIDE THE LICENSE!!! There is no point in having a license if you're not going to carry it with you to show to police when you're breaking the law 🤣🤣🤣

[@bigdumby6915]

@@undertheneonlightsin america, there’s no legal documentation required for service animals so no, no service animal should go ciao

[@bigdumby6915]

@@byrdieprey2590there’s no legal license provided for service animals in america, their protection fully covered by the ada

[@queridolovesbees9536]

Do these commenters not realize that she doesn’t need to provide proof AND they didn’t ask the questions they can ask her? 😭

[@billdunlap320]

Actually, that whole thing would be a violation of the ADA. You can ask what service the dog provides and if it's a service dog. Nothing else. There's no ID, and you can't ask for one by law. The dog can go anywhere pen to the public without restriction. If you interfere with, harass, or take the dog, you will be arrested more than likely.

[@mollysmith5517]

This is a Canadian series, in Canada you need a certification and must provide it when asked by an authorized figure

[@Joshiskl]

You must be fun at parties

[@toptiertech7291]

Not American. And even in America there are rules to this stuff. You’re talking about private businesses. Try to take a dog on a flight and refuse to show paper work

[@billdunlap320]

@toptiertech7291 in America, you can do exactly that. They aren't allowed to ask for paperwork either.

[@billdunlap320]

@@heyitsmebee well genius, the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) is.... imagine that.

[@OverlandCamry]

If this happened in real life first, you don’t need to prove it second, it’s illegal to remove medical aid devices, and you can get fined a lot of money and or face jail time

[@iglidor]

Sure, but at the same time atypical medical aid devices come with some certification that you (at least where I live) are required to carry with you. Because for example some people require litteral bike as medical aid. But for example a bus driver has no way to determine if he is allowed to take that bike onboard or not unless you prove it to him. Is the person lying to him to take a bike onto bus just for his convenience? Or does he really need it because of some condition of his legs? You have no way to tell just on sight. Same with assistant dogs. They are required to have a vest on them with designation so that everyone understand that this is not normal dog, and that it has special training (which is usefull on its own because if such dog with vest is trying to get your attention, you understand that he is not simply curious or playfull but that something actualy happened). Can someone fake this? Sure, but at that point they are forced to make way too much effort just to break minor law that people simly do not do it out of lazines.

[@BlueCaesar13]

​@@iglidor If it's in the US, then federal law takes precedence over any state or local laws and the federal ADA law stipulates that you can only ask two specific questions regarding service dogs. Those questions are just asking if it is a service dog and what tasks they perform. You are not required to have any clothing or paperwork anywhere in the US due to the ADA.

[@theghostwhowalks583]

Wrong in alot of states you have to carry and provide proof cause there has been a lot of instances where people claim to have a service animal which is not actually a service animal just so they can bring their pet in with them

[@BlueCaesar13]

@theghostwhowalks583 The rule with ADA vs state/local laws, whichever law provides more benefits and freedom to the disabled person is the law that is valid. So the federal ADA law supercedes state laws in this case. While some states have voluntary registrations and certificates, they cannot require it.

[@JescaML]

@@OverlandCamry Ada guideline you are supposed to ask what type of task that does to make it a service dog. If they refuse to answer it’s not a service dog.

[@banjobill8420]

According to the ADA, even cops can't ask you for your service dog papers. She had every right to say "ok bye" and walk off. Not to mention them *taking* her dog. Lmao her lawyer would have a field day.

[@treyhelms5282]

Rules you claim my are too easy for people to abuse. Girl should’ve went back to her place and if she wanted to run with the dog bring license next time.

[@AlphaAngelX7]

@@treyhelms5282as a public service worker it’s a sense of too bad, she claimed it’s a service dog, now the cops gotta follow the law too, she claimed it’s a service animal, you can’t do squat about it that’s the law

[@jacobfromallstate4963]

There are no service dog papers, no license, nada. There is no officially recognized service dog registry.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

No pitbulls only trouble makers want to have pitbull service animals

[@anneblackwood9013]

​@@AlphaAngelX7 It is not in fact legal to take someone's dog. Service dogs don't even have papers in the ADA. The only questions you can be asked when someone is concerned about your dog's legal status are "Is that a service animal" and "What service does it provide"

[@judithhetherington6029]

My girl taught herself to be my seizure detection girl & woke me up countless times in the night when needed. I was able to get her certified. She was my angel & had an uncanny sense around people. She had an instinct to get up & comfort patients when they were in pain, even if they had not made a noise. Empath dogs & special sensory/loving dogs are true angels. ❤🐾

[@chamberlineowen2814]

Have you looked at carnivore diet? Helps with seizures, you can look it up.

[@mishamarie79]

There is no certification for service dogs in the USA

[@proudmilitarybrat76]

​@mishamarie79 yes there is. There's no certification for emotional support animals except ones you purchase online. However, service animals take courses, are specifically trained and certified.

[@mishamarie79]

@proudmilitarybrat76 no they don't have to. USA allows owner taught service dogs. Look it up

[@Uhhhjaniyuh]

lmaooo man i thought you were talking about a person😭

[@detranewhouse5341]

I found a dog at church that was a stray. Took her home and after a week or so discovered that she would warn me when my sugar was dropping too low or getting too high, giving me ample time to correct my glucose levels. Too low was a lick to the left side of my face, too high was a lick to the right side. Made her my official service dog. Sadly, she passed away two years ago and now I rely on a Dexcom. Always wonder if she would alert me faster than the Dexcom 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@missq3197]

God bless you

[@mosesgaming6348]

Legally the only two questions police officers and/or citizens can ask is, "is that a service animal" and "what does your service animal do" If you don’t believe me visit the ADA website

[@mosesgaming6348]

@ No it’s a US law

[@cynproell9434]

It's Federal law. Check AMERICAN with Disabilities Act.

[@TTT69304]

​@@Flag1that one is federal law, states don't get a say on service animals.

[@andrewlandis490]

​@Flag1 no its federal

[@andrewlandis490]

The two questions are . Is the animal needed because of a disability? And that os just a yes or no answer. They do not have to disclose the disability. The second question is. What jobs or tasks have the animal be trained to perform? I work in the travel industry and this comes up every day.

[@wolf-kissedrosie69]

They took a service animal from a woman in need of her alert dog. That would be a cause for getting sued for emotional stress and fired. 🤣

[@raylovelace8588]

If she survives being without her dog. Could be murder.

[@sparkelsqueen1792]

Could also be felony theft as medical service animals are classified as medical equipment and with all the training and everything they do that can be thousands

[@Estivation]

Emotional AND physical For all they know she could be dead on the beach

[@Anthony9321.]

What's the name of this show

[@madstorm7459]

Or she died

[@NagitaEdward]

"I wanted to stay in the truck and eat hot chicken!" honestly, I would too😂🤣

[@Theo-e7j]

Shush

[@ExlipseOMoon]

Who pissed in your cereal this morning, lad act your age ​@Theo-e7j

[@3103Juan]

I’m offended. I have a chicken that’s I made a service animal 😅

[@НаталіяПоріцька]

"No, no, I wanted to stay in a car and eat chicken!" - Brilliant!

[@stupidduggye]

That's my story and I'm sticking to it 😂😂😂

[@RazgrizXMG0079]

The only two questions you can legally ask are "Is that a service animal?" and "What are they trained to do?" A hotel tried to kick us out because my dad had a service dog for his ptsd and that got ugly real fast

[@DarlyneGensel]

It should have been...I have a medical service dog! However, all I have ever needed was a letter from my Doctor. I have suffered from very severe PTSD all my life. This message is so inappropriate showing Police taking her dog from her!!! These comments are so much better than the video short! I am glad I came across this because I have had situations where I was harassed with mine enclosed in a dog stroller! There have been times when I got harassed and my heart was literally racing. I could have suffered a heart attack because of people getting involved in my business regarding this issue! That is why I usually have a letter from my doctor stating this issue!

[@LoganVanwye]

Story time

[@Holycityghost]

ADA law states that only two questions can be asked in reference to service dogs… 1) is that a service animal 2) what is the animal trained to do for you

[@grantboudreau4300]

If you don’t want a service animal in your restaurant can you kick them and the person out ? Since it is your private establishment and your property and you have the right to refuse service ?

[@MentalBloopers]

@@grantboudreau4300it’s discrimination if it’s based just on the service dog.

[@christoph1596]

@@grantboudreau4300Nope, service dogs aren’t considered pets the are like an oxygen tank, and allowed to be taken just about anywhere

[@grantboudreau4300]

@@christoph1596 so even a owner of the building and property can not kick them out ?

[@grantboudreau4300]

@@MentalBloopers but a animal inside of a restaurant could be a health code violation right ?

[@matthewminter6626]

Since no one is mentioning it, The tv show is called Animal Control and this scene is from season 2 episode 3.

[@missmissyann7583]

Did she die?

[@rubylopez6828]

Tyyyy 🙏🏽 I was digging thru the comments 😭

[@tyleet99]

Please tell me these guys aren’t the ‘heroes’

[@khaypet2427]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@darknessindawn]

​@@missmissyann7583who was supposed to die?

[@elleirenex3]

Fun fact folks: medical service dogs don't need licenses. Even police can only ask if it's a service dog and what tasks it's trained to do. Dogs that are misbehaving can be asked to be removed from premises.

[@vitaliymityushin2346]

So service dogs are incapable of misbehaving?

[@pokeponypastagirl]

​@@vitaliymityushin2346A service dog isnt gonna misbehave while on the job. They are specifically trained for that.

[@chloeelizabeth2174]

@@vitaliymityushin2346the fact you’re even asking that shows you don’t know anything about service dogs

[@glitchbear2047]

@@vitaliymityushin2346 you notice how they said "dogs" and not "non service dogs?" if the service animal is a disturbance or unfit for the environment they can be asked to leave without repercussions. think your reading comprehension can handle what i just told you?

[@David-ol6zj]

☝️ Wrong. Anywhere the person is allowed to be their service dog is also allowed to be. They can't discriminate.

[@danieljackson2499]

It's against the law to ask for the paperwork of a working dog in all 50 states...even cops can't legally asked for it.

[@ShowALS]

That “ oh you’re in big trouble” really gets me😂😂😂😂

[@lili.5136]

“No were ??? NO u wanted stay in car eating hot chicken 😀✋🏻😔”

[@gailsali932]

I really wanted to stay in the truck and eat hot chicken got me

[@GumaroRVillamil]

Big trouble for police officers = two weeks paid vacation

[@ludivicastickler7329]

And he said that they were partners. 🤣🤣🤣

[@adrianharmon8879]

Yes, they are, but the dogs should've a tag, too. Stated that this is a medical dog

[@russellmiller7177]

My dog was never trained to be a service dog but because of him always sniffing my belly I finally looked it up after 2 weeks what it meant on google and i went to the doctor and found out i had stage 1 colon cancer. He was 1.5 years old when this happened and he stuck by me the whole time and made sure i take my medicine. Hes amazing. ❤

[@sarah-janemelnychuk541]

Dogs just know .. My brother picked me up at hospital after I was in a near fatal motor vehicle accident. His dog kept sniffing my arm that had to be surgically fixed. The dog was also whimpering. For 6 months my brother's dog was gentle with me. It's a big dog. Pitt mix Lab. Then going through mental health challenges after and my neighbours Pitt mix cozied up to me shortly after my sister passed. Dogs are brilliant, intuitive, and know what we need.

[@gusjeazer]

Damn, dogs are always trying to sniff my balls......... Sorry for the joke on a serious topic, can't help myself

[@James_Games76]

@@sarah-janemelnychuk541 Well dogs can smell pheromones released by humans that indicate different things.

[@jorteron]

How in the world did the pet dog know there is cancer underneath an opaque skins.

[@agulanwo856]

@@jorteron Most likely not the smell of a cancer….just an unusual gastric scent or a non-gastrointestinal scent where is shouldn’t be.

[@hollyleaf81_child3]

You also don’t need proof their a medical service dog, you just need to answer if they are one and what they’re task trained to do

[@Jellyfish667]

In Australia, they do have certificates

[@amabileverreschi2155]

​​@@Jellyfish667 everywhere they have certificate, but it's not mandatory to have it with you, they have to accept your world exactly because of that. And in this case, that's a huge violation of the law, no one can confiscate your service dog, for any reason, because if you have a episode without it, it causes danger of death. But you have to put a vest in it to specify, every time you take it in public, so she was also wrong.

[@chloespades]

​​@@Jellyfish667they generally do in America too, you just don't need to provide it. Because that's just a common sense rule

[@rudybakin5070]

It's a jurisdiction thing, there aren't a lot of federal laws about it in the US. Don't know the show so I can't look up the relevant laws but where I live you do need some sort of physical proof, either a certificate or a special tag, etc.

[@ZenSkechbook]

​@rudybakin5070 see whare I am at what u say is not true at all and like how u say thares no laws on it . Ya it's by Dr's note. And they can't ask you only your dr . But it's a crime for them to do anything more then And a crime if you have a dog and try to play it off as one . Basicly if u say it's trained and ppl can see 100% it's not . U go to jail .

[@sunnyazarpour2321]

Dogs ARE angels in disguise, but a beautiful disguise at that!👌👌👏 We are all so lucky to have these angels in the world with us❤️❤️❤️ Thank you angels🙏🙏🙏

[@Natasha-s3j]

They are not in disguise, the Gods made some angles with wings and the best angles have fur and put up with stupid stupid humans.😅

[@chloecarpenter3635]

That’s a lawsuit..

[@dianejennings50]

Correct

[@ecleepse]

Searched it up. It is indeed illegal to take someone’s service animal.

[@grantbernhardt6022]

@ecleepse It is also illegal to ask someone for proof that a service dog is one.

[@ecleepse]

@@grantbernhardt6022 really?

[@grantbernhardt6022]

@ecleepse Yup it has to deal with people not having to disclose their disabilities of any nature and asking for proof tends to disclose their disability.

[@rw1557]

As an officer, you're allowed to ask two questions per the ADA. Is it a service animal? And what service does it provide. You can't ask to see any type of paperwork at all.

[@LolHehe-p8y]

I know right this is so inaccurate

[@alfaromeo6985]

Without the license in writing how can you know if the claim is true or false?

[@traceyellis8942]

@@alfaromeo6985anyone who has been around real trained service can tell you with 1-5 minutes of meeting a dog if it’s truly a service dog.

[@vintageryn7217]

​@alfaromeo6985 there is no licensing or registry for service dogs in the United States. You can ask those two questions, and the handler must answer. If the dog is determined a nuisance, they can be asked to leave

[@johndalgleish-h8r]

​@alfaromeo6985 it don't matter.

[@Tommy35842]

A huge lawsuit and if he was harmed that’s possibly 40,000 in the trash. We spend a lot on our dogs and this is one of our biggest fears and handlers

[@lindamascarenas6120]

Against the law to request to see a license for a medical service dog.

[@Tommy35842]

@@lindamascarenas6120 yes they don’t exist they are medical equipment not pets and they don’t have a “ registry” or a “license”. Go to ada.gov if you doubt me😘

[@Tommy35842]

@@lindamascarenas6120 yeah look it up should be under the service animal page on ada.gov

[@Tommy35842]

@@lindamascarenas6120 yeah look it up😑

[@Tommy35842]

@@lindamascarenas6120yeah look it up😑

[@gabriellalong]

The other officer is spot on. "I wanted to stay in the car and eat hot chicken" HELL YES BROTHER

[@ACLyoko]

I once was having a really bad day, I was out of meds because of a insurance problem with my move to another City, I was waiting for the bus and a lady passed by with her dog, her dog stopped and pulled her back só she could say hi to me. After I played a bit and they were leaving I saw her guide written "emotional distress service" Só basically that dog senses that I was about to have some crisis and made sure to calm me down. I love dogs

[@Brancaalice]

Wow, you could live in zoo, no stress, giraffes, lions, orangutans, lot help.

[@LaKeshaHicks-h5x]

One of my neighbor’s dogs bit my finger, they also had a service walked up to me wagging their tail. I smiled and said I’m fine and I loved them. It was the other dog that injured. The male owner grabbed my hand and the dog bit my finger. The emory board dog came to check on me. I stayed away from the Twilight dog. They sense when you need assistance. I would want one of my own🙏🏼🫡.

[@LaKeshaHicks-h5x]

service animal..emory board😊. ❤️ that dog🙌🏼🎉

[@dolphmanity]

I have a licensed emotional support pelican. She's called Gilligan. I won't leave the house without her.

[@celineclt1194]

This kind of story makes me cry but also puts a big smile on my face

[@Huck94]

I got my pocket bully from a friend, he got her from a shelter. I asked if he had her trained, he said no. Reason why I asked, when we go out, she stays right next to me, when I have dinner, she sits next to me facing away as if watching behind me. She stays close when I get in my feelings from the passing of my mother. She is so amazing. I didn't know I needed her, till I got her.

[@princeasiamah4726]

Sorry for your loss. Hope you find the strength to carry on. ❤

[@Huck94]

@princeasiamah4726 thank, you

[@Machinegirl7]

My dog does that too! She is a very energenic hunting dog, we had her since she was a baby but we never trained her to do that. As soon as she notices we are distracted because we are working, she will sit behind you with her back facing to you, observing everything around. I think maybe it's an instinct to protect the unalerted

[@Jrroaddawg1964]

Animals can detect health emotions issues. Not just Dogs Cats and Horses as well

[@jamesoneil1322]

I lost my mum in June this year. Without my two boys I would have been lost. Sorry for your loss…🙏💔

[@aprz1164]

My dog alerts me to a panic attack and was never trained. Now, she has taught our puppy to alert me too. Dogs are amazing. I once had a panic attack so bad that I started hyperventilating then convulsing. My kids are forever traumatized by that, had my dog been with me, it would never have gotten that bad. She just knows way before I feel any physical change.

[@queenofthenile2485]

What causes the onset? Just curious

[@Onenoobiieboi]

What triggers panic attacks, do they just kinda happen

[@kennethdavis8840]

It depends on the person, but they can trigger seemingly for no reason or as a response to a stressor, memory/reminder of a traumatic event. I have anxiety problems and have had several panic attacks and disassociative episodes. If you watched the Iron Man 3 movie, it has Tony go through what it can be like. Sometimes it's all internal but it can be outwardly evident too.

[@elanorapowell6811]

After my first miscarriage during my pregnancies anytime, my blood pressure would get high. I would start having panic attacks so bad I started convulsing then both births anytime anyone had to come in and check me due to past trauma of SA I would start to panic so hard I started to convulse I never knew it was a panic attack symptom until then your dogs are awesome.

[@codyscott281]

God, I know what you mean. They won't let me listen to music anymore at work. And I have severe anxiety so it actually got to the point where the Karen that I work with literally made me go outside because I was starting to have panic attacks visibly shaking. I couldn't breathe hyperventilating. Just thinking about it again right now is making me feel stressed and I can't get anything. I can't afford anything. I can't even afford health care. So music usually helps deal with the stress of being around a lot of people but they took that from us

[@JDX123]

People who claim their "pet" is a medical service dog when they just feel entitled are a problem. As a person with a severe phobia of dogs which triggers migrane I detest these people carrying their dogs with them into stores.

[@Anonymous-nw6kc]

A similar scenario actually happened to me. I learned the hard way that people don’t respect your service dog if your disability isn’t physical. I have severe PTSD, OCD, and bipolar.

[@helanhayes2213]

❤❤

[@samd2865]

Sounds about right. People judge on appearance only.

[@nela3986]

She was arrogant. Like, oh yeah, I don't need to follow the rules so fuck of. Yeah, it was a bad move on the cops side, but she was an arrogant duche.

[@PokemonGoViolette]

‼️NSFW‼️ People are assholes. I don’t have a dog, but I have PTSD, ADHD, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Bipolar Disorder. People really, really are assholes. I’m sorry for the language, but I’m pissed. People around me would easily think I’m just a reckless, immature lunatic because I said or did something out of character in the moment. If only you knew how hard I have to work to keep myself from talking much when I visit my in-laws. It fucking sucks and I get so depressed. I don’t feel, and will NEVER feel understood. I will NEVER feel comfortable around other people, including my partner who is sick of the burden I am to him (and he has high blood pressure, so I think it’s probably better if we separate so I don’t end up killing him from the stress I add to his already tall pile of stressful things). We have a 19 month old daughter and as much as I want her to live a happy life, it won’t be happy, or healthy for her to see her father having a meltdown and throwing all the anger and hate he feels towards me by being verbally aggressive, physically damaging stuff in our house, and threatening to hurt himself (which he would not say unless his mental health was in an extremely bad state). It’s all my fault. I don’t want anyone to suffer, although I don’t think it’s acceptable to verbally abuse me because I’m hard to deal with because I have a hard time concentrating, getting things done, getting emotional (although I don’t take it out on others), having moments of confusion and clumsiness, and saying things I don’t realize are rude or insulting… and manic episodes, which I tend to get with psychosis, are a whole other issue…. I still get verbal aggression and occasionally a bit of physical aggression as well. I can’t do this anymore. Sorry for ranting. I didn’t realize I had so much on my mind until now and my hands can’t stop typing… sorry again.

[@bloodycheeseinsidemyass]

Sound insane to me

[@HowCaseySeesIt]

Having a license you have to show for a service dog isn’t a thing. And media like this makes people believe it is, which is harmful.

[@monkeydluffy8783]

Which is why we always have problems. It NEEDS to be a thing

[@Farenz57]

This is something I always found to be frustrating! Service animals do not require a license, not required to wear a vest or ID, and can be independently trained by the owner so long as they are able to perform the task needed. Add to this frustration, the misconceptions of emotional support animals and service animals. I've seen places online that advertise selling documentation to "take your pet anywhere" with ESA registration. ESA are not afforded the same protections under ADA and typically only really apply to renting situations. Also one can get a note from their doctor for nothing if they really need it.

[@elleirenex3]

@@monkeydluffy8783 that's very ableist thinking though and a huge violation of privacy. Service dogs are already incredibly expensive and not easy to get- this would only increase the costs and decrease accessibility. Dogs that are behaving and in control are not an issue.

[@ChloeEleets]

Commenting and liking for visibility.

[@kolebouk5502]

@@monkeydluffy8783 No it doesnt

[@PersephonieKnight-xn3kj]

I used to work at an indoor dog park and a retired service dog used to come to the daycare or just to socialize and he would always alert for me and my manager whenever we'd get anxious. I'd just be standing there talking to someone, not realize my social battery for the conversation was dwindling then I'd get overstimulated and uncomfortable (not visually noticeable) and he'd come up and tap my hand until I followed him and sat down alone. Sometimes he'd lay on my lap. 😭 Made me realize a service dog for my autism and anxiety would actually be kinda nice 😅

[@savvivixen8490]

...oh. Wow, uh.... oh.... yeah, that would be kinda nice.... 🫥 really nice, in fact... 😶‍🌫️ Too bad I'm poor! 🙃

[@arsVegas]

@@savvivixen8490Yeah it really would be…

[@PersephonieKnight-xn3kj]

@@savvivixen8490 literally same. I wanna put me and my fiance on the list to get service dogs soon and hopefully I'll have one by the time I'm 40! 💀💀 (I just turned 24 about a week ago)

[@thespoiledtexan3904]

My shop’s manager brings her dog. He starts following me around when my blood pressure drops, I am having bad anxiety, or even a headache. He’s a border collie and he does this thing where your hand can be in an arm rest or at your side and he flips it perfectly with his nose to make your hand land in his head. I love Rex. My big poodle won’t leave my side when I’m in pain (severe back injury recently and 3 years ago and 10 years ago), have a migraine, or am really anxious and/or depressed. If I get light headed and end up in the floor or fall (bc of scoliosis I can literally lose my balance just standing and fall 🤣 it’s actually hilarious. And dangerous) he scoots his head and upper body under my chest and slowly stands to get me to my knees. He even follows me to the bathroom and figured out how to slide the pocket door open to check on me ☠️ he has no training. Yet.

[@araceli2827]

Did you get the dog after this?

[@Bombardier228]

Fired. Sued. Potentially arrested, if the woman passed away in the time that the dog was taken. Edit: I find it hysterical that y’all keep saying “it’s a TV show” like I didn’t know that when I said this. 1. I’m well aware it’s a show, like Jesus Christ y’all are dumb for repeatedly commenting that, please stfu. 2. This happens in real life as well, or are you all not aware? What I’m saying is what would NORMALLY happen. 3. While this may be a comedy show, Hollywood still sucks and their blatant ignorance of everything makes real shitty TV🤷🏻‍♂️ 4. Lastly, please for the love of god just read the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) before you comment, y’all are just giving some really stupid and horribly incorrect info. Which is exactly the issue with the show displaying this interaction so poorly. No documentation at all is required. No vest is required. No proof of ability is required.

[@LeoDragonheart13]

Not in america sadly, people in positions to actually bring justice to crappy and corrupt office do not care even half enough to do anything and police departments will toss it under the rug with minimal punishment to prevent any huge recorded stains on their department. I could be wrong about the reasons, but thia kind of thing happens far too often and is why I'm extremely skeptical about cops and do not like interacting with them.

[@RoyMcRoyroy]

Put on paid leave for 1-2 weeks. No wrongdoings found because she forgot her license and it's all her fault. This plays in 'murica after all.

[@deathknight51]

@@RoyMcRoyroyno… that is not at all how the ADA works. The instant she said it was a medical service dog that interaction was over. There is no requirement to carry a license. Taking her dog was theft and would be treated as grand theft as those dogs cost thousands of dollars. The cop would be lucky to avoid jail time. What he did is a federal crime. “…cannot ask about the person’s disability, require medical documentation, require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog, or ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the work or task.”

[@NickStrife]

​​@@deathknight51 So I can bypass all the dog-related laws by just lying and saying my dog is a service dog. Awesome!

[@DaPeasant]

Relax bud. You can’t tell from this short, but it is one of the least serious tv shows out there. It’s the equivalent of nitpicking Super Troopers or Reno 911 on police work.

[@channlerharu5569]

Anyone saying that the cops are right about a license this takes place in America where there is no license you can only ask if it’s a service dog and what tasks it’s been trained to do you need at least 3

[@lilconch]

I've never heard the three tasks rule but it's pretty easy. Crowd control, finding the exit, and getting help.

[@alexandracolorado1421]

You do not need three things the dog can do to be a service animal, all they can do is ask if its a service dog. And you can provide proof but its not necessary, source i have a service dog that i use to take everywhere as she loves adventures and doing her job. But people kept thinking she was free game to pet or distract from her job.

[@NimbZephyr]

@@alexandracolorado1421you are actually required to explain what service it is trained to provide.

[@SmolGentleWeirdo]

Yall the ADA says they can ask two questions. Is that a service dog? What task is it trained to perform? The only amount of tasks you need is one. If the dog starts causing problems in public, then the dog and handler can be asked to leave. Or they can be asked to leave if they answer no to the first question or can’t answer the second one. One task. Not licensing

[@Olliver-qv5rk]

There's no rule about having to have at least 3. I know because I have 1 SDIT and one fully trained Service Dog.

[@HecticJet]

This is not only a lawsuit that’s a “I own your entire life now” type of lawsuit. Courts are extremely harsh on taking or injuring service animals.

[@hinata167]

I'm on the fence because cops have done worse and just get paid time off so I don't think there'll be any big consequences

[@Andrew-hp1yj]

The You can't run with your dog on the beach is a law she was breaking. Ignoring that and then continueing on is her own fault.

[@kieranbakunas7376]

@@Andrew-hp1yjIn the vast majority of cases though, that law does not apply to service animals. She did nothing wrong

[@drpepperlover502]

@@hinata167except there will be big consequences in a situation like this because she could have died.

[@drpepperlover502]

@@Andrew-hp1yjloud and wrong

[@emmanuel5753]

People saying that you would just walk away? No. You let them take the dog and then you call your lawyer and sue the city for a payday. Don't stop them, let them make the mistake and reap the benefits

[@Bonkripper7666]

Love that police shows know absolutely nothing about policing or laws.

[@humansperson3404]

To be fair, neither do some police officers 😂 I've had the misfortune of knowing one such officer, and the whole reason that he got into policing was because he wanted "privileges" basically, and thought he was hot shit.

[@chloespades]

​​@@humansperson3404any, actually

[@BloodSunBlast]

I also love real police that knows nothing about laws. Literally had to educate a cop about the law once.

[@domicci4460]

Most cops don't know the laws

[@toesalotboys3378]

@@chloespadesno not any. Some. Police aren’t “debted” to help you, at the end of the day they’re the ones helping you get back your child if they get abducted. So maybe stop with the “ oh I hate cops “. BS because they still risk getting shot daily just to keep you from needing to worry about all the horrors that could happen to you if there weren’t police officers.

[@zionjarman3610]

My girlfriends service dog is very attached to her but he has noticed my anxiety before and layed on my lap and just hung out for a minute. Thunder and all other service animals are awesome.

[@Sujjin21]

With that name, I hope she taught him to come when she says "lightning!" 😅

[@zionjarman3610]

@Sujjin21 she's not scared of lightning but he will bring a flash light in the dark

[@Sujjin21]

@zionjarman3610 Oh, I meant like how thunder always comes after lightning. So you call "Lightning!" and here comes Thunder 😋

[@Sujjin21]

@zionjarman3610 Also, him bringing a flashlight when it's dark is awesome. Service dogs never cease to amaze me

[@diey96]

aww…this really warms my heart❤️

[@rjcorelis9803]

The "oh you're in big trouble" also what happened does she get her dog back does the guy get in trouble

[@itsinviscitellal]

the show is called Animal Control, watch it and let us know what happens next

[@cjfrk09]

I think it's because she might be diabetic and needs a dog.

[@erickmejia4602]

She died

[@Amie4f70n]

​@@erickmejia4602 I'm sorry.. WHAT?

[@debalden2926]

​@cjfrk09duh, you are not very bright are you?

[@wren5962]

Legally, they can’t ask for her license or any other information. All she has to tell them is what services the dog provides (medical alerts, mobility aid, etc.). This is true in both Canada and America

[@davidweber8738]

Yes service dogs are protected this cop has overstepped his boundaries

[@damonking76]

UNFORTUNATELY LAWS MEAN NADA TO KKKOPS WHO DONT GAF ABOUT THEM!!! BEEN DEMONSTRADEAD TIME &TIME AGAIN@ CLOSING RANKS&SUCH

[@robertmariscal1489]

And misrepresenting a service dog is a misdemeanor. So they have to verify in locations dogs are not allowed.

[@rosestar8293]

@@davidweber8738 it's a television show

[@bh1264]

​​@@robertmariscal1489 I have a 'Mobility Assistance Service Dog', in fact I have had 4 of them in the last 25 years since I became disabled! I have personally task trained each one of them to not only provide BALANCE, STABILITY, FORWARD MOMENTUM, RETRIEVE DROPPED ITEMS, GO GET SPECIFIC ITEMS (BY NAME) & BRING THEM TO ME, SUCH AS MY SHOES, HIS LEASHES, HIS BRUSH, HIS PULLING & BALANCE HARNESS & SEVERAL OTHER ITEMS! I HAVE SPECIFICALLY TASK TRAINED EACH OF MY ASSISTANTS TO PERFORM NO LESS THAN 16 SEPARATE TASKS FOR ME TO HELP MITIGATE MY MEDICAL DISABILITIES! WHAT REALLY SUCKS IS THAT THEY DON'T LIVE AS LONG AS I WISH THEY WOULD, BUT THESE ARE THE FACTS! SO I LITERALLY SPEND THOUSANDS OF HOURS TRAINING MY DOGS BUT DUE TO THE FACT THAT MY DOGS MUST BE VERY LARGE, POWERFULLY BUILT, INDEPENDENT THINKING BREEDS TO PERFORM THE TASKS I NEED THE BREAKDOWN GOES ABOUT LIKE THIS, FIRST HE HAS TO BE 'FULL GROWN' MEANING THAT HIS GROWTH PLATES HAVE TO BE CLOSED, SO BEFORE HE CAN TAKE OVER FOR THE DOG BEFORE HIM, HE IS BETWEEN 2 & 1/2 TO 3 YEARS OLD! THEN BECAUSE OF THE SHORT (TOO SHORT) LIFE EXPECTANCY BASED ON THE BREED, EACH HIGHLY TRAINED DOG ONLY HAS ABOUT A 5 YEAR (APPROXIMATELY) 'FULL SERVICE' WORKING WINDOW BEFORE HE HAS TO BEGIN HIS SEMI RETIREMENT PHASE GOING INTO FULL RETIREMENT WHERE I AM AGAIN IN THE PROCESS OF LOCATING, TESTING, PURCHASING & TRAINING HIS REPLACEMENT SO THAT MY DOGS ARE NOT WORKED ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF THEIR LIVES! AGAIN THOUSANDS & THOUSANDS OF HOURS OF TRAINING, THIS HAS BEEN AN INTENSIVE ONGOING PROCESS FOR ME FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS SO THAT I AM ABLE TO LIVE A MORE INDEPENDENT SOMEWHAT 'NORMAL-ISH' LIFE DESPITE MY DISABILITIES! SO, I CAN DEFINITELY PROMISE YOU OR ANYONE REALLY THAT ABSOLUTELY NO BODY WILL EVER SEPARATE MY SERVICE DOG FROM ME, EVER!!!

[@geoffr5232]

​@@robertmariscal1489 remember smart person... The onus of proof needs to fall on either the miscreants or society as a whole. Asking for identification in the absence of the dog in question acting out or misbehaving in a way that would suggest otherwise puts the cost of 'policing' squarely on the people who the laws are written to protect. Seeing a vest or being informed by the handler (legally equivalent) is all the ID that ANYONE needs to see ever until the dog tells you otherwise by acting like a pet

[@TruthIllinois815]

It’s an ADA violation for anyone, including police to ask for paperwork of a service dog.

[@Mewa_BM]

It’s funny how many people don’t know that

[@shanasample156]

That’s right I learned that a few years ago working for Hyatt we can only ask what services the dog provides

[@nicoleallen2311]

So I understand that it's a violation, but what is the purpose of getting licenses or paperwork if no one can ask for it?

[@misssarahlouise1024]

Asking for paperwork happens way too often. And when they ask, it’s not needed you do not need to see those paperwork. I told you why I had the service dog. Couple of times they asked what would you like to be arrested? So of course I went to their police station. Explain what happened. I got a full pardon and I’m pretty sure they don’t have a job.

[@johnrussell5592]

@@nicoleallen2311 According to the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), simply drawing attention to the person with the service animal is a violation of their right to medical privacy. Only your doctor and the ADA case workers themselves are allowed to ask for and see the paperwork, and they will never come up to you in public, they will make an appointment with you.

[@JasonKesler-t1h]

That cop must be sued for taking her dog with out her permission 5-minute right

[@warbananas6858]

It's a movie

[@spencerlang3422]

Name please ​@@warbananas6858

[@josephtennyson4348]

​@warbananas6858 I wanna see the movie what is the name?

[@mM-ff5ps]

Clearly says animal control on there vest

[@undertheneonlights]

She has a diabetic alert dog and she doesn't have license on her, no DAD sign on the dog and she doesn't even simply tell the officers? Absurd premise, ridiculous development. "That's murder" lol, the comments are even stupider than the video.

[@larrythelobster966]

You’re not legally required to provide proof or license of a service dog being registered. They also can’t legally take the dog. At that moment you call 911 and tell them animal control stole your medical dog and then it’s on them after that.

[@jasperroth4644]

Yup! Even though it’s against the law… my Diabetic Service Dog and I get kicked out of places all the time….and furthermore, people don’t understand that if he barks there is something WRONG that is not being addressed…. How about some info On how to not bully, tease or challenge service dogs…how to respond to their presence… that sometimes YES! They DO BARK - for a reason! And if you have been assaulted, the service dog will (not bite) but aggressively protect its person if people act aggressive around it (ie: screaming, play fighting, others fighting, running aggressively in the direction of the owner, etc) They are not all “dumbed down” from their natural instincts… they retain those as well as amazingly clever and unique services

[@maki2676]

Wait... You can get a service dog as a diabetic? I had no idea (as a diabetic myself)😮 just out of curiosity how does it work? Do they smell low sugar levels or something else? (Me not knowing is probably because service dogs are not that common in the country I live in unless you're blind or something like that)

[@U.L.589]

Wobei da Amerika schon besonders dämlich ist.

[@RVthereyetmemaw]

Then file against those places and teach them the law!

[@davecox6431]

They smell chemical changes in your breath, sweat and saliva ​@@maki2676

[@dougharrison2155]

@jasperroth4644 cash in, call the cops, in some states they write a ticket up to 10k and you get the lions share of the fine, I really blame scum bag fake service dogs though, they make it harder for people with real disabilities.

[@ribonichigo]

THERE IS NO LICENSE FOR A MEDICAL SERVICE DOG IN THE US. I hope this show later explains that or is based in somewhere like Canada (where there are licenses). So many people in the US think there's a license, which actually denies access to places for people who have medical alert dogs.

[@blessing6331]

Name of show

[@Jon-6969]

Exactly. This show is nonsense if it's in the u.s.

[@DrJazzyBonespHd]

​@@bettybauman9915 she specifically says "the dogs license" they were asking for the dogs paperwork as proof of him being a medical alert dog, again, which doesn't exist in the US where the show is based. They never asked for her ID at any point, just the dogs paperwork

[@onizerg4652]

Wrong there is paperwork or a "license" the above video says. Still woman should have called the sheriff

[@tomdyson4797]

Yes there absolutely is a license. I used to work in a restaurant and many freaks tried to bring their “emotional support animal” the only ones allowed entry were the ones wearing the proper vest that carries the license and says in big letters “SERVICE DOG”

[@TheChupVinaOfficial]

Fun fact: you don't actually have to show a license, and they are definitely not allowed to take the dog or force you to tell them anything.

[@Scaven03]

Just learned along this fact in the comments 20 times over ^ but I also noticed they can smell crohn’s disease

[@stevengrvp]

Ohhh noon not at all

[@microusb42069]

They don't but they 100% should have to. People abuse this shit badly.

[@rorydunsmuir4044]

You don't have to run on the beach.

[@BlaxkSun]

Yeah but I’m pretty sure you should tho. You know those people that put on the service vest on their “service dog” yeah

[@syukrinasir3774]

"You are in big trouble!" "Me? We're partners," "No, no, no, you! I wanted to stay in the car and eat hot chicken!" Wow, what a way to escape guilt! 😂😂😂

[@thatonedog819]

If this is in the US, not only is there no license, but they can't ask for one

[@PocketWatchPanda]

They are changing some of that.

[@LdAmaro71]

Sadly to tell you as constantly I hear it or read it repeatedly, “US is a corporation.” It’s all about the money. Look at FDA for a example, that agency don’t care if we die from “instant food” as the Mexican government does for their citizens.

[@rowanquinnstar9361]

Jack the ass we don't have to carry license

[@nesparas1176]

Same in Canada

[@vayn2404]

Depends on the situation, you would need to show documents

[@IamParalegal]

My dog isn’t even a service dog, but I was having a nightmare, and my heart rate was up, and he came and woke me. Dogs are amazing!❤

[@dorothybrown8859]

Same here!

[@Mvnerv_]

I adopted an English Bull terrier puppy 10 years ago and raised him as a regular pet, as if he was my actual child. About 6 years ago I started suffering anxiety, depression and panic attacks. He would come up to me, lick my face and just sit with me, sometimes lay on my lap every time he heard me cry. He wags his tails and makes me smile again. Sometimes I’d try to hide it from him not to worry him but he always knew. He’s still with me. I get depressive episodes once in a while now but he still comes to me to make me feel better. He’s the best thing that’s happened to me in life. I adore him. ❤

[@jessicastafford1133]

So an emotional support animal?

[@DefendTheStar]

Can't hide it from him bc he can hear and feel your heart rate and additionally we give off pheromones to all of ou4 different emotional responses which the dogs can smell/"taste". Hope your pup gives you more years! Happy holidays

[@apehdaniel3997]

Sad to hear of your so many experiences with depression. Try getting closer to Jesus, accept him and allow the Holy Spirit lead you. You'll be fine

[@TimJSwan]

"need to see your license" Huh? The heck is a service 🐕‍🦺 dog license? 😂

[@staciefallon5347]

According the laws established in 1970’s I think 76 they’re not allowed to ask for your license. Only allowed to ask IF it is a service dog and what is his training for. Thats it

[@marydauby5229]

In my store that is exactly how we are to respond

[@mamajoker24]

You do not have to tell them what it's trained for... if they compel you to tell you can sue.. Hipaa protects you from having to disclose what they are for

[@hobhamwich]

And there is no universal licensure or registration anyway.

[@nevaeha4048]

@@mamajoker24no it doesn’t. People/businesses can legally ask is that a service dog and what is it trained to do. Neither of those questions break hips

[@slashbat2375]

How can you ask for something that they don't have? Service animals don't have a license

[@davidburke1524]

Taking the dog is a crime that is kidnapping of a family member it was on a leash and was held by the owner and no law was broken just suspicion...

[@Seraphimdiary]

It might even qualify for theft of medical equipment! I think under most state laws service animals are considered more medical equipment/necessity than pet. It’s like the same as stealing someone’s wheelchair if I remember correctly

[@JescaML]

@@davidburke1524 if the women refuses to answer the ada questions on service dog and walks off it’s not a service dog.

[@cadence1331]

Animals are considered property not family. So it would be stolen property not kidnapping. Not sure about the specifics of medical dogs in this case though.

[@theultimatep1e40]

​@@JescaML there isnt any proof required to anyone that he is a service dog, just telling that he is one is enough

[@JescaML]

@ yes there is proof a ESA dog is catered to service dogs obey commands ESA do not. The two questions should be asked and if they refuse to answer it then they are lying.

[@TheJulietxo]

Yuppp. My service dog will work for me over everyone else but when I’m not around she’ll alert for other people too. They messed up. You don’t have licenses for service dogs. So many places have discriminated against me because of misinformation and ignorance. The woman doesn’t look “disabled” just like me. Not all disabilities are easy to see ❤

[@cindyofallon5814]

Why is it people don't understand about service dogs??? They have been around for over 80 years or more. They do a job ! Please let them!!!! ❤

[@marcusdog4644]

people don't understand no dog allow on the beach

[@buckeyehockey1979]

They do not need a license in the US. Service dogs are federally protected. All they can ask is is this a service dog and what service do they provide.

[@microusb42069]

And that needs to change because to many people abuse this to carry animals around they don't need to.

[@ilusivemedia1912]

@@microusb42069rather they need to enforce against those who actually abuse said policy, not put it on those who followed the law derp lol. If there was simply more clarification on what an emotional service animal was and the vast difference between that and an actual service animal, way more people would be called on their bullcrap. It is so plainly easy to look at a service animal and how they act in comparison to an emotional service dog which in 99% of cases at best received some obedience training. It Takes a blind man to not tell the difference between the two but yeah let’s lay the responsibility on service dog owners who already did their part.

[@lovejoy4049]

​@@microusb42069 Indeed. They should at least pass a law where it is required to carry the license.

[@Hydro0612]

​@microusb42069, do you realize how hard it's to get service dog and cost of them? the people with emotional support animals Are they ones that mess it up for everybody know the facts before you comment

[@LacieWhy]

Yes, they do need to have a license and the vest that indicates they are a medical service animal in federal buildings.

[@gunswiththedutchman]

I'm a 100 percent Disabled Veteran. Costco told me I couldn't bring my Service Dog in their store.

[@asseater1895]

That’s illegal sue them

[@Frogurt69]

It's Costco what do you expect 😅

[@Rock-vk9ei]

@@Frogurt69Wdym what do you expect That’s not normal behavior, Costco allows service dogs in their stores. They usually have a sign near the entrance that says so.

[@Frogurt69]

@Rock-vk9ei I'm just messin around Costco is pretty cool

[@pathighminded5463]

@@gunswiththedutchman as long as you have the proper proof and paperwork, we allow service dogs in our Cosco where I live. Did you have his paperwork with you?

[@angieg8886]

We got our GSD from a rescue last October. He was in very bad shape, but started alerting me when my glucose was high or low. Not sure if he was trained to do that, but he’s amazing! Dogs are incredible.

[@user-nr5he3ic9o]

That’s sort of like getting 5 grand for free. Probably good carma from rescuing the dog.

[@charitymurdaugh1716]

Service dogs are not required to carry a license(beyond a regular dog license any dog would have depending on where you live). Or a vest. The reason being, beyond basic obedience, the task they are trained for are so varied and specific it is nearly impossible to standardize training. It can also be costly to have a professionally trained dog and (since it wouldn’t be covered by insurance) would limit access to medical equipment(which is what a service dog is).

[@susangarvey9415]

My dog kept licking my armpit, she was not a service dog, but was insistant on licking my armpit. Turns out she was trying to tell me about a heart attack I was about to have. I miss her so much, so smart about things that were going wrong. My husband had a motorbike accident and gets phsycosis as a result, she stays calm with him and sits with him when he gets episodes and barks to alert me. Dogs really are our best freinds❤

[@Tiaxxxxxooooo]

I love medical dogs whether medical or emotional ! When I get depressed or anxious and try to self harm my Maltese would bark and shoo my hands away from myself and lick my hands and even put his body in my way when I try to hurt myself. Truly love these 4 legged friends ❤

[@zackrice9395]

Million dollars or more for that beautiful lady and her amazing service animal.

[@James_Games76]

A few million put her life at serious risk. She could have died, between when they took her dog to when it was returned.

[@ektion]

@@James_Games76just curious how the dog would help her if she felt sick on the beach

[@jianna_oo]

@@ektion It could go and get someone or it could warn her if it senses the signs first

[@James_Games76]

@@ektion she prob carriers, something like a juice pouch or something with her, i'd hace to watch the show whatever it is.

[@zackrice9395]

@@James_Games76 “million dollars for that beautiful lady” seems like reading comprehension comes hard for you. It’s okay tho

[@kohlraedirectioner]

There is no such thing as legal papers to prove your dog is a service dog. Per the ADA, once she informed them he was a service dog, all they were legally allowed to ask was what tasks he is trained to perform. They failed spectacularly.

[@LariahMurray-h9j]

"I wanted to stay in the truck and eat hot chicken".😂😂

[@kc0lif]

what chicken

[@RaynetteRichards]

Finally someone said it😊

[@sarimafranklin985]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Oliver-om5tr]

i was searching for this comment

[@Justachillguy48]

Name: animal control season 2 episode 3

[@chasemanboy3298]

Thx

[@benwright3115]

Thank you ❤

[@selchert]

Really wish they would put this information in the descriptions.. thank you

[@missmissyann7583]

Did she die??

[@jwolfsilver5397]

...this poster is pretty good about it. Check the tags ​@selchert

[@AD-g5p]

I love how the dog just produces a blanket out of nowhere.

[@katymvt]

He knitted it. He is so well trained. What a good boy!

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

Sense of smell and trained to help...!

[@Brancaalice]

This staged dude.

[@skilletamy]

I work in security at an University, the most I do is ask if the dog is a service animal, and ask them to leave if they confirm the dog is not a service animal. I had worked at a grocery, doing security, and a 'service' dog was being a menace, growling at people, fighting against its leash to get food off of a shelf. I just ended up calling my supervisor over to handle it, that person ended up getting banned from the store and escorted out, with her dog, by the police. Thank God my supervisor handle it, because he got called into court because the lady was trying to sue the store and the cops. Didn't go the way she wanted, as her only proof of her dog being a service animal, was the vest from Amazon.

[@RKingis]

That officer should've known the ADA has no requirements for certification/license of service dogs/animals. In fact that's a huge lawsuit in the making.

[@laurenjohnson5263]

I’m surprised that this comment wasn’t at the top! I was thinking exactly this!!

[@gsxrgirl2007]

And that she answers “the license is back at my place.” I wish people would research before putting this in a movie. Yea I get the run around story they were leading to but still wildly incorrect. I use to respite service dogs so they didn’t have to stay at the training facility kennels all weekend and get home training. And got to bring them anywhere I went. Best “job” ever!

[@korachilders1497]

“I wanted to stay in the truck and eat hot chicken” 😂

[@joshsaenz3216]

I know it's just a show. But service animals are not regulated in that manner. ADA does not require a license, vest, etc. You can obtain these items to help identify a service animal. But they do not "make" a service animal. Additionally, an emotional support animal is NOT a service animal. Emotional support animals can lower or waive pet friendly fees at apartment complexes, townhouses, other rental properties. However, no fee can be charged for a service animal. Can still be charged for damages done by the service animal. I won't say never yet, I imagine damages incurred from a service animal is quite rare. As service animals are exceptionally well trained.

[@MarzieMalfoy]

Service dogs do not have licenses!!! Per American Disabilities Act to avoid situations like this!

[@TatumsAesthetic]

cops aren’t allowed to do that!! even if they don’t have their license, they shouldn’t take away a medical service dog if someone tells the cops that what the dog is. for all they know the girl could’ve had a panic attack or something when getting her license. edit: 130 LIKES IN EIGHT HOURS WHAG

[@TheArcher1969]

Ther eis no license for a Service animal. Things like this male people think there are.

[@RebeccaGarrett-l2f]

​@TheArcher1969 well my grandson has a paper certifying his dog Rose is because of his PTSD

[@daleallen7634]

​@@RebeccaGarrett-l2f: Emotional support is a "different animal" from medical service!

[@vintageryn7217]

​@@RebeccaGarrett-l2fif he has any "Service Dog Registration" paperwork, it's bull and gas absolutely zero meaning. What your son might actually have is paperwork from the training program, signifying that the dog passed the program That however does not register or license the dog as an SA

[@waynewilliams5353]

Asking for paperwork for a service dog is a hippa violation. In real life it’s a law suit for even continuing after being told. Yet alone taking the dog

[@waynewilliams5353]

@ buddy it is federally illegal to require paperwork be shown for a service dog under the Americans with Disabilities Act. You can ask. Is it a service dog? Is it trained to perform any tasks? It’s not even required to perform a task. No paperwork is required either

[@SelenaSimmons123]

A 100% facts, this is real. You can get fired by doing something like that. You can't take away a service dog.I'm sorry

[@laurensiusariefrahman8194]

But that woman nit showing the liesnce. So her fault tought. So service dog always broguht liensce toom

[@mr.doctorcaptain1124]

You’re also not allowed to run when an officer is questioning you…. I’m honestly amazed not a single person has pointed out that this chick just ran away in the middle of the police asking her questions and is shocked they didn’t appreciate that.

[@Derpy-il8iz]

​@@laurensiusariefrahman8194she is not required to show a medical license for a dog, they are only allowed to ask two questions and that's it, they also took the dog illegally and can not only get sued, but fired as well for incompetence in theft.

[@scottlemiere2024]

@@laurensiusariefrahman8194 there is no license for a service animal in the US.

[@scottlemiere2024]

@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 he's animal control, not a cop and has no ability to detain anyone.

[@kathleenmarion]

This dog catcher needs to learn the law according to the ADA she doesn't need any papers to prove that it is a service dog. The only thing he can ask her is what task that dog is trained to perform.

[@hrgirl26]

A - You are not required to have a license on you. B - Having a dog on the beach would be a misdemeanor fine at most; they wouldn't confiscate the dog! C - If she has a medical emergency and her dog is gone, those cops are liable.

[@massdisruption3437]

D- there is always a Karen that takes his her job to seriously and goes to far.😂

[@daleallen7634]

@hrgirl26: Actually, at least in the USA, the city, or their insurance company would end up indemnifying the cops. The lawsuit/settlement wouldn't even come out of the police department's budget, and the cops might even be promoted!!!!

[@iLOVEDOGS-yippy]

I was laughing about the old guy getting in trouble and I’m glad there’s dogs like those that help people

[@MusicLoverMN]

Very illegal also it is normal for service dogs to help other people besides their handler my service dog does and I love it ♥️

[@thechampb12345]

I had a tummy ache and my dog sensed it so he went and drove to CVS to get me some pepto 😢. Service animals are amazing!

[@KimberlyD.-ly2em]

There absolutely needs to be some form of certification for service animals. While I love animals more than humans and fully support the presence of service animals in all spaces, the system is being abused. Nowadays, it seems like everyone claims to have an emotional support animal, and it’s getting out of hand. I’ve witnessed so-called “service animals” barking excessively, fighting with properly trained service animals, and even urinating in public spaces. A straightforward solution could be a simple tag on the collar, indicating that the animal has undergone proper training or that the owner has a legitimate prescription for a service animal. And let’s be realistic-there’s no need for service pigs, llamas, or horses on planes. Some of these claims are just absurd and undermine the legitimacy of real service animals. Let’s keep it simple and effective.

[@PC_Principal5652]

Well said I think it's crazy that this is not top comment instead it's the comment encouraging this garbage narrative this show/movie is trying to push- goes to show how many people really abuse the service animals right.

[@vintageryn7217]

ESAs do not have public access. If someone claims their dog is an ESA, businesses are allowed to refuse them public access. The problem is that so many companies are terrified of suits that they don't actually let employees follow the law

[@omninerd4276]

There isn't because it would be cost prohibitive for one thing. For another each animal is trained based on the needs of the individual they service. The final reason there isn't is because of patient privacy rights. You do not have the right to that information. You just don't. And they have every right to go where they want with their service animal. You can not turn them away anymore then you can turn away someone with a prosthetic or require someone in a wheelchair provided proof to you that they need it. It isn't your business.

[@heyiambegum3587]

Where can i watch the full thing?

[@rttrttyan]

FYI, you can’t ask for any verification, only what the dog is meant to provide service for. You also can’t deny access. The ADA is very strict.

[@The_froggy_one]

You can deny access for like 2 reasons If the dog acts up If but unsafe for the dog to be there Other than that you spot on

[@MarisaPaola-um5yb]

my late dog was self taught..saved me many times..may God bless his soul. When he got bladder cancer and lymphoma..and i had to make that choice, i hit rock bottom, worse than loosing my parents.

[@stevensaucier5044]

I know it's like I've been diabetic for 40 years and how people treat other people. With your service dog. Treat people and service dogs with respect

[@ElliottTheIdiott]

REMINDER!! In the U.S., service animals DO NOT NEED any form of LICENSE or REGISTRATION. There is no such thing. If they perform a trained task for a disability, they are a service dog.

[@KrisS-y3m]

My dogs would always wake me when Id drop off into deep sleep and my blood pressure dtopped someone finally told me what they were doing alerting me protecting me. I was happ to be stirred awake aftrr that. Miss them so much!

[@EntrepreneurMonsters]

No right to question her ... and if it's her medical dog, she would have told him to FO ... and taken her dog back ...

[@elisiahpoe6996]

Had somthing kinda like this happen to my grandmother she a type 3 diabetic 87 years old. And she has a 5 year old service husky. Its amazing how quickly he reacts somtimes even smelling whenever her blood sugar is incredibly low. Doctors even stated there has been countless times where she couldve lost her life. But her dog literally saved her. She also has pens for allergic reactions and i remember her peanut allergy went out of control one Thanksgiving her dog jabbed her thigh with an epi pen before any of us realized. He does not have thumbs but he used his jaw and with the right amount of pressure her best friend was saved again. I swear dogs alone are something else. But when they are trained to save a life. Its a different story.

[@scottlemiere2024]

Why is your grandmother not under 24 hour care? Type 3 diabetes is type 2 that has progressed into Alzheimer's.

[@bexabeast_youtube]

I hope they add more and more stuff like this to our entertainment and media. The general population needs to know that service dogs are critical!

[@fabienbordes7788]

In the same time, if she doesn't show disrespect and leave them without time to respond, this probably wouldn't goes like this. Am I the only one to think this?

[@p1hs]

@@fabienbordes7788yes you’re the only one who thinks that.

[@Soundless_life]

@@fabienbordes7788 I also agree a little bit when a law enforcement officer is talking to you. You should wander off like that.

[@Soundless_life]

Unfortunately a lot of people know service dogs are important, but a lot of people lie about their dog being a service dog and even print fake certificates for their dogs just to take them into public. Those fake “service dogs” are really ESA’s and should be left at home as they are untrained. Due to the rise of people bringing ESA’s into public it causes distrust in people who actually have real service dogs. How are people supposed to know whether or not a dog is a service dog when there is no real proof? They don’t hand out real certificates that can prove your dog isn’t a fake, but instead you just have to blindly trust that a person you don’t know isn’t lying about their dog being an actual service dog.

[@flameprincexx5705]

Medical service dog licences dont exist ☠️ There is no "offical paperwork" for service dogs in the US.

[@duckwrangler2456]

Yes there is a national register of service dogs. Not emotional support animals

[@erincampbell1955]

Yes there is

[@EzioWolf-ed1pg]

​@@duckwrangler2456 ​www.ada.gov/topics/service-animals/#:~:text=Dogs,related%20to%20a%20person's%20disability​ on the FIRST PAGE OF THE ADA FOR SERVICE ANIMALS it states "Service animals are not: 1 Required to be certified or go through a professional training program. or 2 Required to wear a vest or other ID that indicates they’re a service dog" as well as "You are not allowed to: 1 Request any documentation that the dog is registered, licensed, or certified as a service animal. or 2 Require that the dog demonstrate its task, or inquire about the nature of the person’s disability" So please. Cite your sources?

[@hometreasuresii]

@@duckwrangler2456 Any register or list is optional. Federal ADA law does not recognize them..

[@craveliving681]

​@@erincampbell1955 me when I have no idea tf I'm talking about and just want to feel superior

[@motionless_horizon]

Reminder for everyone out there; THERE IS NO LICENSING FOR SERVICE ANIMALS IN THE UNITED STATES

[@JonBeaulac]

Not just a lawsuit but one that in many stated will end in a department owing hundreds of thousands to the private person and millions to ADA law.

[@Zer0cul0]

You wrote that like you actually think it's the police departments who pay for these lawsuits.

[@morningivy]

​@@Zer0cul0No they didn't.

[@lorraineguth3655]

It’s against the Law what this cop did from the first word out of his mouth on, after she informed him her dog was her medical service dog.😢

[@Thunda1986]

He's only animal control why she just ran away

[@12hiei21]

Wats against the law is “oop i forgot it” and walking away all entitled

[@nexis4369]

​@12hiei21 a person isn't legally obligated to disclose any information about a service animal past whether they are one and what task they preform, and most businesses and public services aren't legally allowed to ask anything more either.

[@violetskies14]

The only questions you can ask about a service dog is "is this a service dog?" and "what tasks is it trained to do?" It's none of your business if the person looks disabled or not, many of the most serious reasons for needing a service dog can be invisible disabilities such as epilepsy, diabetes, heart conditions, and conditions that cause fainting and collapse. A service dog for someone with conditions such as those allows someone to live a much more normal life because they know their dog will alert them in time allow them to react and keep safe should an incident occur. You should never assume that just because someone "looks normal" that they don't need a service dog. The only time you should question a service dog is when they are reactive and disruptive.

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

People lie and commit SO much fraud concerning service dogs !!!

[@julianajeto9747]

Yeah they told me i couldn't bring my service dog with me to a drs appointment because he was barking but I was able to go into a seizure and they had my husband escort my service dog out of the room they didn't listen

[@ERice-er9ss]

OMG THAT'S HORRIBLE! I'm so sorry you had to deal with that AND the seizure!😢

[@julianajeto9747]

@ERice-er9ss thank you I've had people try to pet him too without asking and I scared one guy screaming at him

[@anneo3754]

Was your dog alerting with his barking? I'd be looking for a new doctor and a lawyer.

[@spaceycasey2226]

That is really horrible, but that being said part of having a service dog is being able to control them and if your dog is going nuts and it’s not because of a medical alert, then your dog comes off as not properly trained for their job. A service dog is supposed to be trained to not make a commotion unless they’re alerting so if that’s what happened in your dog was making a commotion and there was nothing wrong. That is why they asked for your dog to be removed. Which I’m not saying that’s OK and I’m not trying to defend them. I’m just trying to give another perspective on the situation. Either way they shouldn’t be doing that and it is illegal to remove a service dog, even if they are barking, even if they are being disruptive if they are a service dog, you cannot remove them from the premises

[@mamajoker24]

​@spaceycasey2226 didn't you read what she stated.... they made him take the dog for barking... seizure alert dogs bark to alert when a bad seizure is eminent... they forced the removal of her legal medical lifesaving device and deserve to be sued

[@jordynk3820]

According to the ADA you can not legally ask someone with a service dog to provide certification and identification regarding their service dog. They are protected on the state and the federal level. It's sad that many take advantage of this making it difficult for those with actual service dogs.

[@littlemissmarie6681]

Medical service dogs are amazing. They’re helpers, alarms, and comforting companions for their owners that they help.

[@nevastynski2411]

They should both know that there is no such thing as a license for a service dog. In fact, if you look at the instructions under the Americans With Disabilities Act, they flat out tell you there is no such thing. And they also have warnings saying anybody that tries to sell you one is a scammer.

[@carolinew.8835]

In our state (WA) you’re not allowed to ask for the dog “license”. You can only ask what work or task is the dog trained to perform. That’s about it.

[@oldmanjim2376]

It's actually Federal law, part of the ADA