Owning a Service Dog: What to expect

[@Dinopoodles]

I am getting my service dog in March and your information helps. Thank you.

[@atabletca]

sure thing! let me know if you have questions!

[@aliceloveswonderland]

Would be great to know more about what he does when you have seizure and whether he can warn you when you're about to have one? Great to see some videos on non epileptic seizures :)

[@atabletca]

Alice Kirby I'll make a video soon about what he does for me! :)

[@Dinopoodles]

what have been some of your best or worst encounters with the public?

[@atabletca]

Tonya Lambert the best times involve moments when people didn't even notice he was there. like I'll get off the bus or leave a restaurant and people will be really taken aback that there was a dog there the whole time! Worst times.. recently someone came up and pet. him, I told them that he was working so please don't distract him. And the guy just kinda laughed to himself and said "ok" in a very sarcastic tone without stopping to pet reid immediately. And it's always extremely bothersome when people ask me what they can do to get their pet "certified as a service dog". My response is always: well first you need a crippling disability. That usually shuts them up, but not always..

[@MightyMingos]

@@atabletca I am going to steal that crippling disability line from you!