PTSD anger intervention by a Service Dog

[@MrJustLes]

Here is another video of Annie... This doggy is amazing...| kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIq0YX6HfZh3m5Y

[@C00kii0]

She automatically rushed in and was like "Happy thoughts ,HAPPY THOUGHTS,Feel the love and the happy ,FEEL IT!"

[@llamasplosion684]

doggo does a calm

[@crazyeddy98]

llamasplosion incredible peaceful doggo, none of troubles

[@shykielly1373]

llamasplosion .

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

llamasplosion She protecc She attacc But most importantly She got her human bacc

[@BMarie774]

Dog are amazing. I mean, as soon as you raised your voice, right there. And you know it's so much more than just they're trained to do it. They can comprehend it, and they know that they're human is at risk or in danger. I saw one, that was a self harm intervention, where the dog would literally jump up and knock the girls arm away and even pinned her arm against the wall with his head at one point so she couldn't hit herself, but as soon as she slid to the ground, he was all cuddles and tail wagging, making sure she was alright. Even laid his head on her chest and shoulder.

[@chrisreddy8958]

both my pitbulls, can tell when im having a melt down, and will come to my aid any time i feel down, and they arent even trained that way, love how dogs can sense these things, and love it!

[@MrJustLes]

Annie is also suicide intervention. Please check out the video I have of that.

[@chrisreddy8958]

going to right now thanks for replying!

[@chrisreddy8958]

are you from Alberta? if so where in Alberta? I'm in calgary

[@MrJustLes]

I am in Redcliff just outside of Medicine Hat

[@gurgamous]

my king charles does the same thing. the next dog i plan to get will definitely come from a local shelter and prob be a pit. great dogs

[@nina1522]

Dogs are the most incredible creatures, with the purest, most loving hearts! All they want is love, and to give love back.

[@MrJustLes]

+Nina Gold Hello.... She has saved my life many times...

[@nina1522]

Les Landry I get it. I suffer with depression, and my dogs have saved my life too.

[@tinklvsme]

I have a cat that does that, if I'm mad or hurt myself she's right there in my face. She knows I'm not supposed to get stressed and puts the attention on her. It really works and I'm grateful for her!

[@RosieBrownie]

OMG same here! She isn't trained like a dog, obviously, but when I have meltdowns or just crying a little, she comes up to me, squeaks in her own little cute way, gets in my face... Then I lie down hug her and she licks my hand and softly bites on it and then licks again until I have calmed down and stoped crying. I'm sure she thinks she can lick or "bite" away the pain and it's soooo cute 😢💖💕 She purrs all the time while doing this.

[@MrJustLes]

I am happy your cat works for you.. :)

[@RosieBrownie]

Les Landry I would LOVE to know how you trained your own dog to respond this way. I look up to you sooo much and always come to your channel when feeling down. You inspire me so much. ♡♡♡ I have less experience with dogs but I would love to get one. I'm autistic and suffer dissociative episodes due to childhood trauma but I can't get a service dog. At least not now. But in the future I would love to own a dog and train it this way. Animals are the only creatures that calm me down and "speak my language" if you get me. They say cats can't be trained and can't have a close relationship with humans, but if that's true then something has got to be wrong with my cat because I have trained her to sit, come, turn around and "speak". Also she can now do this without getting treats.

[@MrJustLes]

Please contact me on Facebook. Les R. Landry and remind me you are from KZbin...

[@tinklvsme]

Rosie Brown Cats can be trained, but I have a cat that responds instantly when I get hurt, cry, get frustrated. She'll jump up to get in my face and lick me with little love bites if I don't respond to her fast enough. Our chihuahua does that with my Mr. He has a social disease and she keeps him balanced. She detects it even before he starts to fill the panic start. I hope you find the best anipal to help you with your needs. All of our Anipals are rescued, I think that they're more loving because they realize you saved them from a bad life. All in Love and God's Peace Michele

[@joeybaggs7855]

FUCKING LOVE DOGS

[@susanu.9883]

Me too..the best

[@perfectfan2006]

all dogs go to heaven amen????

[@lisamichele7184]

This made me cry. I'm so happy this man found his battle buddy. I'm still searching. But! I think I've found a place ... FINALLY! It just breaks my heart that I'm in so much need of a PTSD psychiatric dog ... and still no battle buddy "yet". My buddy that will help be ABLE to leave my house after a decade if being isolated.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you

[@PennTankerGuy]

"Alright, how do we help treat PTSD in our soldiers?" "Have we tried dogs?" "Sounds good." And it was.

[@MrJustLes]

I believe the only way is with service dogs and group therapy as long as the discussion is positive. BUT I AM NOT A DOCTOR...

[@Kyle_Mo]

Yeah, good luck getting one.

[@magnarcreed3801]

@@Kyle_Mo It’s not hard to get a dog….

[@countvond233]

Angel with a fur coat.

[@MrJustLes]

Yes.... she has saved my life many times.

[@jcse16]

Angel with eight nipples.

[@CatalunyaSsSqueaks]

And frito feet

[@foxfire1112]

Wonderful, as a vet i'm happy to see this

[@MrJustLes]

+foxfire1112 Thank you and thank you very much for your service...

[@KINGofEPICNESS99]

Thank you for your service, and god bless.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you, but I am not a Vet... My PTSD is caused by severe child abuse.

[@wurble]

This is really interesting because I have an 8 year old female german shepherd called Bella who does something very similar. I went through a period a while ago when I had noisy neighbours. I'm very laid back and rarely get mad, but every once in a while I'd be woken by my neighbours in the small hours which always made me flip the hell out, to the point I'd be banging on the wall and yelling STFU at the top of my voice. It didn't take long for Bella to figure out what was triggering my anger. As soon as the neighbours made a noise she'd come straight to me making a fuss and forcing my hand to stroke her, like she was trying to distract me. And it worked too. Instead of getting mad, flipping out and distressing my dog, I'd save my anger for the morning and go knock my neighbours door to tell them to keep the noise down. Furtunately they've moved away now. But every time I hear even the slightest noise from the new neighbours Bella runs over to stop me getting worked up. Seeing your service dog doing the same thing makes me wonder if this is something innate with GSD's.

[@MrJustLes]

Dogs are very loyal, dedicated and can understand human emotion...

[@wurble]

They sure can. Annie is a beautiful girl. My Bella has the same coat and colouring.

[@adrielgutierrez523]

Despott I have a German Sheppard too he does that too he's very protective

[@AzFreebird1]

I have a 4 yr old GSD I rescued. She is very intuitive with me. She knows if I'm upset and tries to calm me down before I flip out (it works 99% of the time). At first I thought it was because she was terrified of being abused but have come to realize that she's just doing 'her thing'. No wonder she failed K9 training. She's my lover. She knows when I'm sick or hurting but the only offering I get from her is her favorite toy that we play with LOL She does stand between me and everyone else, even my husband. If he yells at me, she gets a very high pitched yap going. When he once made the mistake of moving towards me... or was trying to go around me she mistook it and her hackles came up, ears went down. She knows by the sound of my voice the difference between pain & illness. She'll lay beside me for hours unmoving. I couldn't ask for a better rescue dog.

[@mollyallen2400]

Made me cry. What an amazing relationship you have with your dog. Reminds me of my sweet uncle, whom I miss so much. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@lilahkrohn6664]

She is such a well behaved dog, it was so amazing that she came to your rescue after three words!!!

[@TheDragonLady]

got right up and got in ur face to say it's ok I'm here :)

[@MrJustLes]

Yes.... she is a very smart and loyal doggy...

[@Valterius87]

Fucking beautiful. My untrained dog does the same, but not quite to this extent, and this video just goes to show how powerful a bond between man and dog can be. These dogs that are trained save the lives of the men and women coming home from awful hell holes of existence.

[@MrJustLes]

Pharoc Thank you... She's a pretty amazing doggy...

[@badduck2129]

Amazing truly mans best friends and girls

[@kooly131]

What an incredible animal. I myself have a service dog and it has helped me tremendously. The emotional support from my dog is unlike anything else I could have ever gotten.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much....

[@start3976]

He starts yelling: Doggo: *EVERYTHING IS OK, YOU JUST HAVE TO BELIEVE* *EVERYTHING IS O K A Y!!*

[@start3976]

@Sebastian Gaming no, catbug reference. could be both tho

[@WOZCINEMA]

Thank you for your service and massive sacrifice.

[@keithgriffin1938]

Such special beautiful animals, God I watched other videos these dogs are amazing

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@shyanne1356]

That is one smart dog!!! shes so precious!!! You are so lucky to have her by your side!!!

[@MrJustLes]

Yes... she has saved my life many times...

[@emulatemetheuniverse.3670]

Gorgeous dog, so well behaved and sending you peaceful vibes. Thank you for your service. 😊

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you, please check out more of my videos.

[@emulatemetheuniverse.3670]

Les Landry will do 😊

[@ashleyswanson8019]

God Bless, what a good pup. as always Amen.

[@kandkcollins1]

Your doing amazing work! I know all about PTSD, I'm a retired veteran, hubby too and son. Both served war time tours. Annie is beautiful!

[@MrJustLes]

+Karen Collins Thank you very much... Please take some time and look aat my other videos about PTSD interventions..

[@happyaccident105]

What a gorgeous pup! And you can see how much she loves you, too. Y'all are so lucky to have each other.

[@MrJustLes]

Chelle Daniel Thank you...

[@Em12k]

+Les Landry if you think about it, both parties win here :). the handler gets help calming down and the puppy gets to be pet :) everyone is happy

[@MrJustLes]

+Em12k - to her it's a game and she does enjoy it...

[@Em12k]

whoever says dogs dont have souls, has never had a dog,. we can learn so much from them. they love you unconditionally ,never expecet anything back except love :) i wanna go hug my boys now :)

[@MrJustLes]

+Em12k Just feed them and give a belly rub...

[@Lilcutiepie95]

My mini poodle ruby is my unofficial PTSD dog ;) ever since I was 16 I've had it from witnessing a death and aftermath. I'm 24 now and it still keeps me from living. I'm glad your pup helps you!

[@MrJustLes]

aCleverLittleGirl Thank you very much...

[@lilizzie86]

That's exactly what my dog does to me when I have episodes from complex ptsd big thank you as that goes to show me why he does this xxxx

[@MrJustLes]

Our dogs know when we are askew...

[@kreglamirand2637]

You guys have a beautiful bond. Thank you sir

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@sabinamarie6999]

That was beautiful Im so glad you have her with you.💜🐕

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@blairgivens1014]

I love that dogs are now being used to help people with PTSD, especially since so many service men and women suffer from it. Thank you for uploading this video to show how the dog reacts, it was wonderful to see.

[@ramonalillie7851]

She's an Angel on Earth!

[@MrJustLes]

She has saved my life many times. I am also epileptic...

[@ramonalillie7851]

I never cease to be amazed by animals and there capacity to help and protect us. I have considered getting a service dog, but my blood disorder keeps me from being able to fully care to a dogs needs. my pain imoblizes me at times.

[@MrJustLes]

I am sorry to hear that...

[@michaelkay5142]

Ramona Lillie maybe get a cat. A few years ago I got a cat from a local shelter & she is a constant positive, loveing influence in my life. I need her as much if not more than she needs me. Cats are very independent. My cat also is a indoor cat/she doesn't go outside & she is content & happy & I buy cat toys to get her exercising.😺

[@aleynadunn3557]

The sweetest and most adorable dog ever! My heart melts seeing her try so hard to help you

[@MrJustLes]

+Aleyna Dunn - She enjoys it, to her it is a game...

[@911ambulancegirl]

BEAUTIFUL dog! Nice, VERY nice alert on her part! Thank you for the video! God bless you and help you on your journey to wellness!!!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much.

[@BradSteeg]

Amazing. I had no idea a dog could do anger intervention.

[@MrJustLes]

+Brad Steeg - she is a pretty amazing dog... She can do suicide intervention. and a few other amazing things... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6HbYoBte5aKfqM

[@Lolaxas]

You have such a wonderful companion and friend, I wish you all the best.

[@tamlinn42]

PTSD, in myself, causes me to 'react' more intensely when I feel threatened...which may not be an actual threat, but the appearance of it starting, induced me to panic and feel I must defend myself. I am almost frantic and defensive. It is very startling to others...I don't plan it. It is as said below, feeling a horrific terror is happening, and responding to it, to protect yourself. This dog is awesome. Both my daughter and I have it, from our dog keeps us in control, and I don't think I could live without my dog, who also, somehow can feel the onset of my epileptic seizures and presses his body against mine to stay in bed or inside the house...it's amazing. I love Baby so much for what he does for us. We can be a solid functioning family. Dog is mans best friend for sure.

[@MrJustLes]

tamlinn42 Thank you...

[@tamlinn42]

Thank you, for sharing this. Many people try to say my 'happy' dog is not a service dog. But, my Jack Russell works all day and night for us. He sleeps between all activity, and it's just amazing what a sacrifice he makes. So, I let him lose in a dog play park sometimes to just allow him to be a dog.

[@gabbyflint1651]

+tamlinn42 thank you i didn't know what it was

[@taylorburnett7023]

Wow, amazing how fast she notices and comes to your aid, and what a beautiful dog too...I don't have PTSD but A LOT of people in my profession (paramedic) do, so this is extremely important! Glad you are able to find solace in your amazing companion, brings hope to those in need!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you... I am also epileptic and she will activate my medic alarm if I have a seizure.

[@jrosey9996]

ive found myself watching this again and again, your dogs reaction is almpost instant its great xxx

[@MrJustLes]

+ellie rads Thank you...

[@alexissutherland9962]

My husband is going through the process of obtaining a PTS service dog. The phone simulation is a great visualization of what the dog can do for my husband. He gets quite agitated talking to his mom and dad on the phone. He used to be able to have healthy debates with his dad, but now we try to avoid any controversial topics because within minutes he is almost screaming, and vibrating. It's awful. I want him to be able to do those normal things again, and have some semblance of normalcy in his life.

[@genevamartin7501]

such a sweet and beautiful dog. very well trained

[@MrJustLes]

Geneva Martin Thank you...

[@amyntut]

This is fantastic, animals are so intelligent. I love this. Thank you for sharing. Just wonderful !!

[@MrJustLes]

+rhoads' girl thank you...

[@Ju_lee137]

Lovely how she brings joy to her companion whenever necessary

[@figuringthingsout8080]

Oh wow, what a great response!!! Impressed! ❤️❤️

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@riobetancourt8825]

that's awesome as soon as she heard you getting upset awww i most definitely need one

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

i fking cry every time I see this video... amazing

[@MrJustLes]

I hope you are OK... :(

[@jarnoden9758]

Amazing! What a sweet dog, and so well trained!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much....

[@someperson2500]

a very emotional video to watch. she's such a good girl and you handle her great. with all that energy she seems pretty young.. 1-3 years old here perhaps? it's nice to see people that aren't war vets get PTSD dogs as well. i've honestly been wishing i had one for almost a year now.

[@MrJustLes]

she was around 16 months old here...

[@eddierose75]

That is a beautiful dog and well-trained that you have there good job on the video and it's nice to see how the training actually works out

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much...

[@shelleythompson2049]

Dogs are fricken awesome. How amazing that they can help in this way. Thank you for sharing that.

[@MrJustLes]

+Shelley Thompson - thank you.

[@FatherofFreedom1776]

Amazing! I need to look into this thank you.I WISH YOU THE BEST BROTHER!

[@MrJustLes]

+Alpha Mike Thank you very much... She is train for many more things for instance suicide intervention. Please take some time and watch my other videos...

[@Target_Bird]

I like how they just run up and draw the person's attention. Super good boy.

[@Cedevakal]

I always think my dogs are my angels. I don't know where I would be without them.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@SaidaJackson2010]

How amazing! Beautiful dogs

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@dblue4]

I tried getting one of these dogs for myself. Two things held me back one the cost and two no one willing to help me out. They said I have way to many issues and problems and that there was no one who could help me. So every day and night I suffer but still manage in the grace of God.

[@MrJustLes]

Hopefully, you can get a puppy and let it help you...

[@mack7963]

i shared your video on twitter Les, i am glad that your companion is able to bring some relief to what you go thru

[@MrJustLes]

+Mario Mackinnon, thank you very much...

[@mack7963]

youre welcome sir, be well

[@brandonriggs1788]

I am happy to see this. Anger issues are among some of my biggest problems with PTSD. I hope once my disability comes through for that and some other things that I am able to get a service dog. Especially if that dog could help me wean off of the anxiety meds.

[@juliemance4897]

Thanks for the video. Animals are amazing.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much...

[@stefaniamirri1112]

wow this is fantastic and you are a beautiful couple of friends XD!!hugs to both!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@cadavher]

Amazing! I don't have a service dog, just a regular little pomchi that I got a year after having a motorcycle accident. I was awake for it all up until surgery/ies and developed ptsd ( what I thought only war veterans experienced). My dog will wake up from sleeping if I start to have a panic attack or feel my anxiety rising and will do just this, walk all over me, wag her tail, even will start licking my eyes before tears start. Her distraction has worked better than any anxiety/depression medication I've been on, even faster than larazapam. Dogs truly are amazing animals!!

[@MrJustLes]

My PTSD was caused by severe child abuse. :(

[@cadavher]

Les Landry I am sorry to hear that. I hope your pup is able to bring you the peace when you need it :)

[@MrJustLes]

Lucky Lex Thank you....

[@versapious9980]

They are a wonderful tool for all people that have PTSD not just veterans. Not a fix all but another way to address potential problems. Dogs, cats and other pets. PTSD victims have reported themselves calmer when watching fish in a fish tank just swimming.

[@MrJustLes]

Yes... I have epilepsy too and I know I would be dead if it was not from her..

[@EverydayKIWI]

That is...... beyond amazing. Such a good service dog, such a lovely man. Thank you for showing this and thank you for staying alive♡ I don't know why but my heart felt all weird when watching this. Veterans with PTSD and their animals do an amazing job just staying grounded and in the moment. You deserve all the affection from that dog, I wish you the best always. Sometimes I feel like I would need a suicide dog.... but I'm not a veteran. I have great respect for you and everybody out there suffering. Hugs!!!!

[@MrJustLes]

+Valorie mad Thank you... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6HbYoBte5aKfqM

[@reneet4329]

Awesome, great job! Our Basset Hound does the same thing if someone raises their voice or talks sternly. He is very aware in the change of someone’s tone. He’s not a service dog but he’s very smart!

[@debbiewronker7281]

Thank you I appreciate it God bless you

[@sherriemorrison1478]

all I kept saying out loud, while watching ur vids of u and annie was "WOW...WOW...WOW"

[@mariamsidd]

Thank you for sharing. I agree and respect that. our deceased 3y/o pup helped my autistic sibling calm down each time she got aggitated or had a meltdown. now my sibling developed anxiety after losing the pup last month. dogs are a real miracle

[@MrJustLes]

+Mavisha Taj - I hope you can find another puppy for her.

[@jessicac3602]

Thank you for your video. I'm trying to train my puppy. I have ptsd, functional neurological disorder, and pseudo seizures. People can be really mean to conditions that they don't understand. I've been hurt by so called professionals during my PTSD and seizures. Maybe having a service dog might give me more respect. So thank you for sharing your video. It helps me out with ideas in training my dog.

[@MrJustLes]

+Jessica c Thank you... Annie is also a seizure detection, alert and response dog. Please check out my seizure training videos..

[@ericfitzgerald866]

Thank you for sharing, You have a special companion with you, More Dog Bones!!!!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you....

[@jerryhello]

This is great stuff. Thank you for your service.

[@MrJustLes]

+jerry hello Thank you very much...

[@robertbertram5158]

2 true soldiers.

[@interdimensionaldrift]

Euro Queen You must be a miserable piece of shit lol

[@alexlesane4219]

I have schizoaffective bipolar disorder,major depressive disorder with psychotic features,PTSD,OCD,GAD,and an ED. I'm struggling so much and my family struggles to understand and see the pain I feel. I've ended up in the hospital (inpatient) 5 times in less than a year and outpatient. I've been through 3 traumas and severe bullying. I have attempted several times even times they weren't around to see or find out. I've been going down hill more and more since I was in second grade when I purposely broke my ankle because I was so sad and angry. But no one knew I did it no one noticed my pain back then. They only noticed once I was in 9th grade when it got really bad and I attempted and someone called 911. They yelled at me and more times after this whenever I attempt or self harm. The pain has always been there it just took me trying to end my life for them to notice or me dying from anorexia or seeing the physical scars. -

[@alexlesane4219]

They don't care until they are forced to and even then they brush it off and act like its nothing. They don't even try to understand. My mom sometimes tries but she fails by brushing it off afterwards. The whole point I was saying is that I'm having a really hard time and I have been for a while but it's progressively getting worse. I feel like a service dog would help me so much but my mom keeps saying no. I emailed my psychiatrist but she's on vacation rn so she won't reply for a while. My mom says she will say no even if the PSD helps or saves me the answer is no. But I'm still hoping she will change her mind. The only thing keeping me here is the hope I can get one and talking about service dogs otherwise there's nothing for me to really live for. I felt like if I had one it could help me recover and along with that I would have a reason to live. Service dogs are my happiness it's all I have.

[@Anna-ql9gl]

Sounds like we have some things in common. Animals really do help, and I hope you get your service dog. I don't know what I would do without my little dog.

[@dlmoore8996]

Beautiful dog , and impressive training.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you.... Please feel free to view my other videos where they show her activating my medic alarm...

[@dlmoore8996]

Les Landry I will definitely seek out more videos of that great k-9 you have. I've always been impressed with work dogs and yours provides an invaluable service. What's it's name, if you don't mind me asking?

[@MrJustLes]

Her name is Annie... She is named after a friend of mine that lost her life to cancer.

[@dlmoore8996]

Les Landry Thank you, she's is a beautiful dog. I'm sorry to here about your friend.

[@MrJustLes]

dl moore Thank you...

[@daniellagrimaldi]

Thank you Les Landry..

[@Bb-hw5wg]

wow that's great I never seen this before..thanks for sharing

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@hannahcjaldrich3053]

Wooww...immediate reaction! Great dog!😁😁😁

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@drillsnotdrugs6438]

I have PTSD and have been looking into training the french bulldog puppy I just bought. I still know little about it but this video is fantastic. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you, and this video may help you... kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4rVn5KvgpisbMU

[@ivyedan7183]

I have ptsd too and my dog helps me so much. She does it from instinct.

[@rmatakovich]

Thank you. I shared it on our website.

[@MrJustLes]

Rebecca M thank you

[@pamsemones5362]

That was pretty great.....heart melting.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@hedylogospothos9206]

beautiful dog, and thank you for you're service to this nation, this country can never properly repay you're sacrifices.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you, I am not a Veteran... My PTSD is child-abuse related.

[@hedylogospothos9206]

Les Landry regardless, you still seem like a good dude, take it easy and keep you're spirit up.

[@MrJustLes]

Jeremy Key Thank you very much...

[@shawnswan]

This is amazing that dog is so well trained

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you, please check out some of her other movies... Watch her activate my medic alarm...

[@perfectfan2006]

thanks i am currently putting together a legal action against cmh of st Clair county Michigan for violation of my husbands rights and his s/d for ptsd and after years of collecting money they tossed my husband and his s/d out of the building by a non trained rehab desk lady who made up her mind our federally registered s/d was just a pet even when he was provided to us by the st Clair co sheriffs dept for my husbands service....thank you so much for winning our case god bless you and your great k9

[@forget2bhuman993]

great reaction time by the dog :) and good job with continued training!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@vanessawhite8042]

That dog is on top of things!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you Vanessa. Annie has over 700 hours of documented hours of training. She is multi-tasked to help mitigate all my disabilities. She has been trained to activate my "medic alarm" and we are currently working on some mobility assist training. Please take some time and look through some of my other videos. Here is a video of some of Annie's PTSD Training, and we have expanded on her training related to these issues. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4rVn5KvgpisbMU

[@romukauppias]

I also have a service dog but i feel sorry for him because he gets really scared of me when my PTSD symptoms kicks in and I start to rage... My dog actually runs in a different room and hide from me. And I feel so bad because I never realize it in that moment

[@zestoflife2632]

thank you so much for your service :)

[@MrJustLes]

+Lois Brown - Thank you...

[@zestoflife2632]

your welcome

[@bjsing247]

I was unaware until today about PTSD service dogs specific tasks. I thought the government would give them a dog just to cheer them up (which makes sense to any dog lover). I've seen a couple other videos, but watching this one and hearing the dog start to jog in as soon as he becomes agitated and says "I don't care" is so cool. I didn't know they're trained to sense human emotions and discourage panic attacks. Unbelievable what these animals are capable of. So brilliant, and I don't have PTSD, but I'd imagine very successful too.

[@MrJustLes]

I have other videos of my dog doing other task. She is anger intervention, anxiety intervention, distress intervention, facial depression recognition and intervention and even suicide intervention. I am also epileptic and she is seizure detection, seizure alert and seizure response. She will activate my medic alarm if I have a seizure. She is a pretty amazing doggy...

[@darrenw.taylor2084]

Great video!!! Thank you for sharing this.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much...

[@surfk9836]

As someone who volunteers as a puppy trainer/handler for future guide dogs for the blind, it's great to see these dogs do so much more than typically considered service. True service dogs are trained to do much more than assist; how they conduct themselves in public with other dogs; and perform with focus in a high stress situation is the difference from a real service dog and a fake one. The fake service dogs should be called out for what they are: dangerous to real service dogs and those who truely need them. It's obvious that this dog is well trained along with his/her handler.

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you.... Please check out many of more videos I have of her.

[@LauraStar127]

One of my family members has anger management problems... this type of service dog could come in handy for him

[@nomadicway9028]

PTSD is not fun a dog is the only help I can get to keep it together! Glad you have a 4 legged battle buddy to help you!

[@cannamom4448]

this is amazing she Is Such A beautiful Baby Im Glad You Have Her To help you threw💜💜💜

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you very much....

[@cannamom4448]

+Les Landry you are very welcome

[@edouardstarbuck5308]

Hi, brother, I have had ptsd 3 time the first time I DID NOT SLEEP FOR 3 YEARS. tHE LAST i DID BETER WITH THAT , BUT LOST MY LEFT EYE AN LEFT EAR HEARING I TRAINED MY DOG MY SELF..GOING AROUND OTHER WAS NOT IN THE CARDS FOR ME. NOW I TAKE SHORT TRIPS AN SEE FAMILY .BE GO TO YOUR DOG.,ROSIE IS 7 1%2 AT 9 she is going to need a new dog ,but she is 17 POUNDS SO SHE CAN GO LONGER BEGLES LIVE A LONG TIME.KEEP YOUR DOG THIN.ED

[@edouardstarbuck5308]

I like your dog

[@MrJustLes]

Edouard Starbuck Thank you...

[@duttydimples]

Wow i need this dog for my anger issues :/

[@keelyjohnston19]

My dog isn't trained to intervene when I'm angry or anxious but he does it any way he no,s when I'm upset or angry and will come over to couple sorts me out every time. I love him to bits.

[@MrJustLes]

Hello, Many times a dog will do it instinctual... I am sure you have a very strong bond with him... :)

[@lucindagaskill4519]

Wonderfully done !

[@MrJustLes]

Lucinda Gaskill Thank you...

[@spikescarlatti6968]

You guys are awesome I love all of your videos, I'm trying to get a PTSD service dog , all of the psychologists and councillors I talk to think it would help tremendously, my parents think I'm faking it all so they refuse to allow one in their house or even let me apply, most places here are for veterans or people 19 an older so that makes being 17 hard. Especially because when I hit rock bottom I try to commit suicide , I'm trying to learn to cope but it's not easy

[@roseartistco6156]

Spike Scarlatti Do not commit suicide please. The pain you suffer from gives you a special wisdom. You will see in the future, how that special wisdom is needed in this world. One of the brightest fellows in our school committed suicide when he was a teenager I still miss him. You made me think of him because his parents did not understand him and one of them was a school guidance councilor. He was so brilliant and wise. Its been about forty years and I know he would of helped the world because he always helped his peer group, also he made straight A's in school. School smarts is not everything though, one must also have foresight to make changes to make a possible better future, and to analyze what caused situations with your hindsight. When you are 18, get 2 dogs one to keep and one two train to give to someone else as a service dog please, this will help you. People who go through great depression and trauma gain a special wisdom, please use it to help others. If you study how to train a dog correctly and get books and web sites on training service dogs now, you will be doing the preparation work for when you can get a dog. If not at 18 plan when you can financially. I am giving you this advice because that seems to be where your heart is. Sorry I came across this by accident just trying to help you Spike. Since, I won't be able to find this link again to communicate further. I am bad at correspondence anyway, don't often answer my emails even. Hope I am not out of line in saying this, wish your parents could help you more. Please talk to them often, especially weekends when they may be off work for several days in a row, and mention you have this keen interest in service dogs. Even small service dogs are needed if you can train them. The cost for caring for a smaller animal is less usually. This would be so wonderful, especially if you trained the first one you are going to keep. It would be a good example for the other dog you could train and give to a serviceman/woman or special needs victim someday. Then if you like the feeling of giving you could do it more often. Seems you have a special love for dogs. My husband does also he can teach a dog to speak. Look up talking dogs on the internet, KZbin has many examples. This will make you laugh and feel good that maybe someday your dreams will come true. Cheers Spike good luck! ... Good luck to you also Les. Nice dog, I know he is great company for you too. Some people are all about negativity, don't take it to heart. Feel there is to much negative psychology used against people.

[@roseartistco6156]

Spike Scarlatti Do not commit suicide please. The pain you suffer from gives you a special wisdom. You will see in the future, how that special wisdom is needed in this world. One of the brightest fellows in our school committed suicide when he was a teenager I still miss him. You made me think of him because his parents did not understand him and one of them was a school guidance councilor. He was so brilliant and wise. Its been about forty years and I know he would of helped the world because he always helped his peer group, also he made straight A's in school. School smarts is not everything though, one must also have foresight to make changes to make a possible better future, and to analyze what caused situations with your hindsight. When you are 18, get 2 dogs one to keep and one two train to give to someone else as a service dog please, this will help you. People who go through great depression and trauma gain a special wisdom, please use it to help others. If you study how to train a dog correctly and get books and web sites on training service dogs now, you will be doing the preparation work for when you can get a dog. If not at 18 plan when you can financially. I am giving you this advice because that seems to be where your heart is. Sorry I came across this by accident just trying to help you Spike. Since, I won't be able to find this link again to communicate further. I am bad at correspondence anyway, don't often answer my emails even. Hope I am not out of line in saying this, wish your parents could help you more. Please talk to them often, especially weekends when they may be off work for several days in a row, and mention you have this keen interest in service dogs. Even small service dogs are needed if you can train them. The cost for caring for a smaller animal is less usually. This would be so wonderful, especially if you trained the first one you are going to keep. It would be a good example for the other dog you could train and give to a serviceman/woman or special needs victim someday. Then if you like the feeling of giving you could do it more often. Seems you have a special love for dogs. My husband does also he can teach a dog to speak. Look up talking dogs on the internet, KZbin has many examples. This will make you laugh and feel good that maybe someday your dreams will come true. Cheers Spike good luck! ... Good luck to you also Les. Nice dog, I know he is great company for you too. Some people are all about negativity, don't take it to heart. Feel there is to much negative psychology used against people.

[@onedarkwolf6655]

My dog hasn't had any training that we know of but she used to always come up to me when I'd be mad, nowadays my crazy ass sister with her craziness has kinda messed that up to now my dog has to be called to help me claim down, cause she would try to claim my sister down but it wouldn't work , so after awhile she just gave up was super sacred and hid

[@MrJustLes]

Yes... It is very important to let the dog do it's job and then to praise the dog... If you work with your dog, it will come back... Your dog wants to help and if you gove your dog the opportunity she will be happy you did...

[@krowmother6970]

What an amazing animal!!

[@MrJustLes]

Yes, she has saved my life many times...

[@kirstencarlson7603]

My SD does this as well. He's mixed with GSD

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

What a smart German Shepherd!

[@MrJustLes]

Thank you...

[@imanuealinassem4341]

wonderful dog