AGGRESSIVE FAKE SERVICE DOGS | SHE BLAMES MY DOG

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[@meganinnes5112]

I feel like such an idiot after watching this. Iam so glad I stumbled upon your video because I had been thinking about making my dog a fake service dog outfit so I could bring him everywhere with me and iam so glad I saw your video before I did. I never realized how it effects real service dogs. I always thought as long as my dog stays at my side and doesn't bark or run or pee and is well behaved enough to pass as a service dog it wouldn't hurt anyone. I literally watched this and just sat here after trying to get my head around how I could have been so so nieve, selfish, and stupid at this age in my life. Anyways, your video really opened my eyes and changed the way I think about REAL service dogs. I have a whole new respect and admiration for both dog and owner. Thank you for posting these videos.

[@ServiceDogPaws]

THANK YOU!!!!!!! We need more people like YOU!!! You literally just made my day!! It’s why I record and post these videos. If just one person sees them and learns from them, it makes a difference! You just proved how unselfish you are. ♥️♥️ Thank you so much!♥️

[@libra818]

I'm glad you understand now 🤗

[@kyleewebster5964]

i totally agree. thank you for ripping into that dumb ass with her doggy stroller lol. i used to think its okay if my dog was well behaved he could pass as a service dog, and thank you for teaching me about the conflicts it causes for LEGIT Service dogs and owners! totally will respect this stuff now!

[@CallMeKes]

It takes a lot to realize fault in ones thinking and even more to learn from something that so completely challenges ones thoughts on a subject. If you can learn, you can be proud of yourself.

[@TheSkye077]

Thank you for learning. 🤗 At my local shopping centre there was a big incident that I reported. One was a fake in a buggy. Another was a man kicking his tiny puppy for no reason. Ever since every time I go in there the tannoy repeatedly states that if a pet dog is in the store the customer (s) with the dog will have to leave. There was a genuine service dog in the shopping centre and I had to tell the children nearby: that’s a service dog and you are distracting the dog by staring and running up. Thanks for watching, learning and owning stuff. Some people refuse to learn so your attitude is refreshing. 🤗

[@workingmuttandmagic7273]

Random lady: ‘your dogs trying to get to mine’ Your dog: literally stood more still than a statue

[@KaitMBx17]

@@haleymartin5798 I understand you saying that the dog needs more training, but that is literally the reason why the saddle bags has “in training” on it.

[@KaitMBx17]

@@haleymartin5798 alright, I will be honest. I did not read that entire thing because you wrote too much. You could’ve just said that she does it for attention and I would’ve left it alone. Lol I appreciate you taking the time to write that much, you’re clearly very passionate about this.

[@terrykitelinger543]

@@haleymartin5798 she has videos of her when she was younger and her old service dog working with her and helping her with disabilities tho

[@maddy8644]

I think that if your dog isn’t a service animal / pets they shouldn’t be in a store , unless that the store you’re in is allowing ALL PETS ALLOWED IN THE STORE

[@rileys7231]

@@KaitMBx17 but that’s the first things I did with Harley. You need to train your dog before you bring it straight into PA

[@Exil3done]

That manager did not manage the situation well lol

[@babsiforthepotsie7558]

When a manager cannot manage, they work at Walmart

[@MisakiBlossom]

As someone who worked at Walmart for 2 years Managers are glorified cashiers who refuse to walk the sales floor and only show up if there's something dire wrong. Even when people ask for the manager we send out HR

[@gaybatgosqueak]

I mean what is he supposed to do tho? The dogs are annoying but not dangerous

[@babsiforthepotsie7558]

@@gaybatgosqueak health code violation.

[@christywakeen229]

@@gaybatgosqueak and are endangering the girls life

[@arnoldlayne9469]

"You have 4 Service Dogs? What are they task trained to do and HOW THE HELL ARE THEY GONNA DO IT IN A BUGGY!?" - Best comback of the 2020's.

[@ServiceDogPaws]

😂😂 thank you very much lol

[@emmahimley]

I really wish service dog laws were as enforced as stealing or something bc people doing this are literally putting your life at risk. It makes me so upset. I’m sorry you had to go through this but you did a great job standing up for yourself!

[@elyxircreations1003]

Yeah because of people like this a blind guy I know isn't allowed to take his seeing eye dog into certain stores since they don't believe him

[@touya_todoroki974]

Aggresive animals tbh should be a federal crime having an animal that is aggresive I a public place putting people at risk is very dangrous tbh it should be illegal in apartment's too since people are so close together

[@hibiscus_the_teawing8187]

That is true, service dog laws are not enforced it feels like, well not enough and that is true, they are not enforced enough as they should be.

[@swaggerplayz9899]

it does need to be enforced like that I agree and I wish and hope and pray that it actually becomes that an jail able offense

[@antmess9789]

It also puts a bad reputation for disabled people everywhere, which then causes emotional distress on those with PTSD and anxiety disorders. I can't tell you how many people with anxiety are second guessing whether or not to get a service animal because they know the public at large will look at them with disgusting faces thinking they are faking it.

[@gachafox8326]

“Mines trying on a fucking rain jacket..”that made me laugh 😂

[@sheilarough236]

Myah looked adorable in the raincoat

[@saaab86]

Her dog was supposed to be working she shouldn’t have been trying on a rain coat lol

[@ahathegoat]

@@saaab86 well at least the dog could still alert her it's not like she was in a stroller

[@galaxyfilms1853]

@@saaab86 would you rather have the dog freezing cold in the rain or not freezing in the rain

[@bekahcurrier5650]

LOL

[@keira9680]

My worst pet peeve is when Karens fake a service dog.... Like can you not Karen 😒

[@eversweetss]

I also hate it when karens call the store manager because you say, "babe" to your same s3x girlfriend

[@ilyfor2092]

@@eversweetss I relate so much to that one

[@eversweetss]

@@ilyfor2092 I'm so sorry :(

[@ilyfor2092]

@@eversweetss it's fine sometimes its irritating but sometimes it's just funny and me and her just laugh about it but we r also minors so sometimes other people intervene and tell them to stop harassing us

[@solacesal]

@@eversweetss yep. I was called a sinner 😃👆

[@seungshiney]

for anyone defending the Karen, saying things like “oh well it was in a stroller, your dog should’ve been able to ignore it” or saying that the person with the service dog was not handling the situation correctly, I hope you know you’re ableist. it is a federal law and Walmart policy that non-service dogs are not allowed to be in there. distracting or harming a service dog can not only put the dog in danger, but also their owner. no non-trained service dogs are allowed in public places (even esa’s). if the woman absolutely had to bring the dogs with her, she should’ve stayed in her car with them. bringing fake service dogs (that in this case were not even pretending to be service dogs) inside of stores is harmful, dumb, and ableist.

[@MT-pv9gf]

It’s no more distracting than loud people or little toddlers shouting doggie!!

[@rhys2570]

@@MT-pv9gf 1. another animals noise will be, by default, probably more distracting than something the animal has been desensitized to. 2. it literally does not matter; its ILLEGAL to fake a service animal, and by bringing a pet into a no pet space you are faking a service animal

[@gaybatgosqueak]

I'm pretty sure esas are and they should be if service dogs are allowed. I'm not defending the stroller lady but the lady making the vid is not in the right either. Imo it's Walmart, if the dogs were causing a problem then yes they should leave, if not then people should mind their own business.

[@rhys2570]

@@gaybatgosqueak service dogs are task trained to prevent possible life or death situations and severe health episodes. esas are therapist recommended pets. they are not task trained, they are not a necessity in public, therefore they arent allowed in places that dont allow pets. i would know, i have an esa lol. i adore my esa and i would love to take him into every public space i go but its dangerous for him and dangerous for any service dogs we come across. service dogs are MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. refusing someone to bring it in is like refusing to let someone into a building bc they have a wheelchair. whereas refusing to let someone inside when they have an esa is like not letting in someone whos breaking store rules regarding clothing. do you see the difference in severity? (not mad btw, capitals for emphasis not in anger)

[@gaybatgosqueak]

@@rhys2570 Not really. The issue is that esa's aren't seen as important compared to sa's because the mental and emotional well being if a person isn't regarded as important as a physical disability. I have PTSD and panic attacks can be unpredictable and I've almost passed out before. I see no legitimate reason as to why an esa that can prevent that, should be treated any different from an sa. And irregardless of that, my personal opinion is if an sa animal is allowed in a place (like a general store) then any well behaved animal should be, so long as they are not dangerous and or problematic. If they are then they should leave the premise. I believe this should apply to customers as well lol

[@Heather_H.123]

The other thing is they are missing the most important point: even if they were legitimate service animals, if they were growling at another service animal they would still be asked to leave!

[@AbsyntheRain]

@@haleymartin5798 seriously, why do you keep repeating the same thing over and over that she's fake? Are you related to the fake service dog stroller troll?

[@user-lj6ls3vx4o]

@@haleymartin5798 from were do you get that she earns money from drama? I see no ads on the video,who are you to say she doesnt have a disability

[@taeshirey1600]

In my state a service dog in training will fail their test if they bark/whine/growl or other vocalization.

[@taeshirey1600]

@@haleymartin5798 it’s not illegal to ask about what tasks the dog performs. It’s against the law to ask if the dog isn’t causing a distraction.

[@jordangann7438]

This is Very true.

[@watergeese9696]

I can't stop thinking about this... Mya: "mom look! We should get this-" Dom: "leave it." Mya:"alright-" But in all seriousness, Mya was such a good calm girl, good girl Mya!

[@gh0st606]

lol

[@dogs9941]

"And how the hell are they supposed to help you in a buggy?" Lol so true 😂

[@loreleii2173]

I'd fkn call corporate this is BS. The fact she has footage of the peoples dogs acting horribly, yet the manager doesn't care to see it. Completely ridiculous

[@rowo60]

@T roll they’ll do sum if they don’t want the ADA on their ass for this woman’s life being put in danger.

[@jbreezy101]

She might not get a good response from corporate so next step after Corporate is news. That’ll get Walmarts attention

[@ThatCrazyDogHandler]

Idk how you did that but congrats. Me and my anxiety could NEVER

[@cheyennecriley8908]

Fr tho, mine would've been thru the roof 💯

[@miapavis7069]

same at most i could report it TvT

[@alyssabailey9827]

Bruh I would have a heat flash like bruh I get bad anxiety

[@boblobster5126]

I couldn’t do that I have a bad fear of confrontation

[@somuchblue]

same i can’t handle arguments i shake and get full blown anxiety attack

[@simplyxaxby2732]

What they don’t know: they’re breaking federal ADA laws, which could potentially make them serve prison time, and they can be sued. What they think is gonna happen: Oh, it’s just a dog, why can’t I have it in here? It’s just for my anxiety. It can’t harm anyone. What actually happens: they start growling and distracting a REAL service dog, which could be potentially deadly if they miss an alert for a serious medical condition.

[@Spyderredtoo]

Service dogs are so wonderful and such a blessing. It is disgusting to see someone abusing the privileges that a service dog earns through hard work.

[@gillb9222]

And privilege of the handler

[@desertrose9063]

With my military PTSD with anger issues ... I have a hard time "letting it go" when I'm being walked on. For 50 years I've been everybody's doormat. NO MORE! Luckily I've not run into this problem with my PTSD service dog. So far, people have been wonderful here in South Carolina! You did MUCH better than I would've! Great job! Thank you! ❤🐕‍🦺❤

[@jbreezy101]

No. Thank you for your service. I recommend you scold others and not let them walk all over you. Good luck

[@leslieyancey3886]

Walmart Corporation says that it doesn’t matter if you have them on a blanket it is a violation of food and health codes

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@ariaelysium4583 most people aren't allergic to f-ing kids. MANY ARE allergic to dogs. REGARDLESS it's a health code violation in the USA and many other countries to have your PET in a non-pet friendly place.

[@EarthlingCanine]

And that's FEDERAL in the USA, not by state.

[@catneedham4913]

@@ariaelysium4583 It’s federal and corporate rules, you dumb twat

[@ijustchangedmyname7794]

@@ariaelysium4583 No, there are federal laws to protect and provide a safe space for SD to do their job. There is no reason for someone to close enough to have issues with allergies in regards to someone elses SD.

[@jessicah3450]

I work in retail, people are way nastier than bringing their dogs in the store. For example, changing their kids diapers, and leaving them on the store displays. Peeing and pooping in fitting rooms, merchandise, shopping carts. I'm on immunosuppressants, so I have to be aware, but I also see nasty stuff people do everyday at work. I don't expect these $7.35/hr Walmart employees to be able to enforce that stuff.

[@ruthiesfight]

I love how Miss Karen over here is blaming your perfectly behaved angel who just needs a raincoat! Sorry this happened Dom

[@justagirlandherdogs615]

@@haleymartin5798 did you not see her dog get distracted by them? It felt threatened and will start getting nervous and miss an alert

[@justagirlandherdogs615]

@@haleymartin5798 no they can’t be there because it’s illegal idiot

[@Lenafever]

It's ridiculous how this so called "manager" is trying to find a thousand excuses so he can avoid to confront the couple that brought the fake service dogs and make them leave immediately...

[@sixdegrees2608]

Cause he can see how stupid this is.

[@USMC_DogTraining]

After the first interaction, I personally would've gone to management. While you're correct on trying to educate and advocate for the rest of us, harassing them is giving us as SD handlers a bad name...plus people nowadays are crazy AF and you never know what they might do. I condemn you for keeping your cool and your puppers for being so calm in the mix.

[@randomclod385]

Do you mean applaud instead of condemn? Because I am kind of confused if you approve or disapprove. I am not trying to be a jerk. I am just legitimately confused.

[@USMC_DogTraining]

Applaud lol. Thanks for catching that

[@randomclod385]

@@USMC_DogTraining Thank you for clearing it up and sorry for responding so late. Yea that tripped me up because the tone was confusing. I figured you were approving of how the dog remained calm but the word used trip me up. Honestly I agree with what you said, most service dogs get kicked out even if they weren't the ones causing problems. I don't get it, because you can tell a properly trained dog from one that just barks and tries to start a fight, but yea. She should have just confronted management and hoped they where reasonable enough to take her advice and understand how a service dog would react rather then a person who just wanted to bring their dog. Sad part is I don't think the employees care, and would probably side with the dog who is smallest (depending on the employees who actually give a dam). I don't know. I agree with you, but it depends on who actually gives a dam in the long run.

[@tinabynum8786]

I surmise that you meant commend, not condemned, yes?

[@USMC_DogTraining]

@@tinabynum8786 yes. As stated above I had a brain fart lol. That's the typical "blond Whitney" coming out

[@LittleFatFeet68]

My son suffers from epilepsy and he has a service dog, Emmett. He is the sweetest and most well-behaved dog and never gets distracted when we are out. My biggest pet peeve is the petters that think they have the right to come up to Emmett and try to pet him. It clearly states on his vest, “Service Dog” and “Do not pet”. The biggest problem causers are parents that don’t tell their children they cannot pet him since he is working. I’ve been in a situation where a child tried to pet him and I told the little boy, No, very sternly and explained why. The father actually cussed me out for disciplining his son and I told him if he had done what he was supposed to I wouldn't have to. It sometimes gets to the point where it is so stressful for my son that he doesn't want to go with me.

[@littleangel2084]

:( i have german shepherd who hate when someone touching her tail... even if she is not an service animal I know how u feel 😐 people are so stupid...once they allow yorkshire to came at her tail while she was peeing, if she will get mad she will kill him with one bite 🤦 second time- a toddler just ran at her. She really like kids but I just take her at the other side blocking... it's not ok, other dog can have trauma and bite kid

[@anniewood8245]

I have the same problem with people mostly children coming up and just petting the dog and not asking because she is small and cute she is a chihuahua still being trained but very well behaved

[@kaylacampagna3722]

I think regardless of if a dog is a service dog or not, teach your damn kids to not walk up and randomly pet other people's animals. You don't know the person. You don't know the animal. You don't know how anyone in that situation would react. Period. Teach kids to respect boundaries and understand the world wasn't made for just them. I understand they are kids and want to explore, but that puts their safety as risk just as much as it does the service animal/handler.

[@atyourservicedog]

One reason I chose a Rottweiler is that many people are less likely to rush up like they do to Goldens and huskies. We get enough attention, I try so hard to be like a ghost in stores- no one can see meeee!😂

[@alexandriamancheck3474]

I have friends who have recently informed me of people in tbe stores trying to get tbem to pet their dog. Now if that isn’t a fake, don’t know what is.parents are our first teachers, so that father was way out of line. Typical of modern parents today, don’t want to correct their snowflake kids, might hurt their feelings,

[@Mavi-fg6qc]

Why are there so many karens!?!? Seriously it's like a plague

[@user-kb1rj5gn7p]

I know right?!

[@allisonthompson1984]

I know right? People can’t take a hint my god

[@haileythehillbilly]

Yeah. When coronavirus started so did the Karen disease.

[@xxgamergamesxx9715]

It’s Latin name Shutsups Woman

[@Mavi-fg6qc]

@@xxgamergamesxx9715 ??

[@amyyoung2830]

I would be leery of confronting people, particularly now. You never know if a person is crazy, armed, and willing to harm you or your service dog.

[@kayxluv]

All the other antics aside, the rain jacket that she put on Maya to try it on was absolutely adorable 😭

[@lucaswedderburn4789]

SOOO CUTEEEE

[@tandem.in.turquoise]

This is a great example of fakes vs dogs in training.

[@FuzzySockZ]

Indeed it is Also one of your videos in on my recommendations rn lol

[@nerlana1281]

@@HYTELES It's because people like the women who brought her PETS in and simply answer "yes they are task trained" but if he watched her dogs behavior he would know they are pets and that they are breaking the law. When you get hired on somewhere it's not an immediate piece of information that is trained to employees about ADA laws and regulations. Dominique is simply trying to advocate for having service animals where they are appropriate and calling out on the fakers so she can continue on with life and doing something that we may take for granted not being medically disabled like going shopping for groceries. Without her telling that lady off and educating that manager she would have continued bringing in her aggressive little puppets to Walmart.

[@williamdavis-hall3517]

So many times I’m in Walmart and this happens to me. My service dog just moves closer to me and walks faster. Way to go. You handed that wonderfully. I don’t know if I could be as calm as you.

[@jackilynbmarkham2325]

this was calm to you?

[@daniellong2543]

Doesn't sound like you have a service dog if it goes closer to you and walks faster. Might want to call it an emotional support animal.

[@christinafidance340]

@@jackilynbmarkham2325 Exactly what I was thinking. She chased her all over the damn store! I mean, educating people is one thing, but the way this was handled. To me, it’s like she just wanted a confrontation for the camera.

[@jackilynbmarkham2325]

@@christinafidance340 EXATLY!!! All for the clout! She’s just hoping one of her vids goes viral… glad i don’t have to depend on being a public nuisance for a paycheck lol

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@jackilynbmarkham2325 I wonder if you ever educated your ableist brain. Your ignorance is showing

[@joelrodriguez8276]

2 karens clash in a battle never before seen. In theaters 2021

[@ServiceDogPaws]

🤣

[@Krissyroses]

Lmaoooo literally I would Be in the store laughing So loud! They’re Legit fussing about dogssss

[@taylorike4472]

Hahaha love it. I'd ligit watch it too

[@gaybatgosqueak]

Exactly, like it's Walmart, just get your crap and leave

[@rosaalessandramartinez9966]

@@gaybatgosqueak umm u do realize they are breaking federal law and putting a life in line.

[@Feverm00n]

Ooooooo when you walked up and they started snarling and barking in front of the manager, boom!! Mic drop!! That manager was ENRAGING tho. Also, I’m glad you got so much support from other people around you.

[@Sky12]

When you said I need the manager now I thought you were the Karen at first and then I realized oh I see those random dogs

[@abbydontlikeuu]

Same

[@uselessusagi]

If you were watching the video they were growling in the buggy 🤷‍♂️

[@jennifergilroy8721]

@@uselessusagi I couldn’t hear them

[@Sky12]

@@uselessusagi I wasn’t watching with my headphones on so I couldn’t hear that part-

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@jennifergilroy8721 Wal-Mart is non pet friendly. Here is some info. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. What the ADA says: Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless working, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Business owners and staff have the right to remove a service dog that is aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a service dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customers. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dig and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakea owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@servicedogworkingpaws7657]

"I need to see the aggressive behavior" okay so you'll kick them out if they show aggressive behavior but you won't kick the out because they are breaking store policy?? Dude need to be fired and a new manager who knows their laws needs to be hired period

[@Bsfkoff]

The dog is embarrassed. "No mum not again"

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Dog is worried for her mother. Wal-Mart is notorious for not upholfing the ADA laws or doing ANYTHING about fake dogs until someone gets hurt. The youtuber Service Dog Paws litterly had to put herself in harms way just to get the manager make them obey corprate policy but also THE LAW. There have been many service dog teams injured disabled people hurt NEARLY KILLED by people bringing pets that are agessive and Wal-Mart shutting a blind eye until someone got hurt. In another place just like this there was a six year old girl whose face got mauled do to a manager and the workers doing NOTHING when a wonan brought in a clearly untrained "service dog into their place of employment. Wal-Mart corpetate page says: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Ada Law says: Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@momosause2126]

annoying lady: "your dog is trying to get to mine!" Mya: 😎

[@serotoninqq8262]

Myah handled that so well and for people saying your a Karen she got a manager because they were violating health codes and they obviously were not service Dogs because they were in a stroller which those small dogs are definitely not able to get out and help if the human needed it. Ps: love your dog and hope people respect what she does more in the future ❤️❤️

[@corrinnebourke5391]

Mya was such a good girl. Please tell me you ended up getting the raincoat? it was so cute! I don't know how you didn't have have and anxiety attack then and there.

[@ServiceDogPaws]

I forgot it 🤣

[@laurennightingale2998]

@@ServiceDogPaws On the floor... Your sense of entitlement is outstanding.

[@dovesraven]

@@laurennightingale2998 what ??

[@starflower703]

@@laurennightingale2998 you’re an insensitive jerk!

[@s0lastsummer7]

@@dovesraven I think they mean she forgot it on the floor. Like she unpacked it to fit it, but I don't remember if she put it back or anything since things went downhill fast. If she'd left it there intentionally then that would suit the entitlement comment, but genuinely forgetting it is just... forgetting it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@theeverydaymom9746]

I've had a few fake service dogs try to attack mine. It really pisses me off when people try to fake the need to have a SD. On the positive side, I love how your SD looks just like mine.

[@t.b.1596]

This is insane! She shouldn't have to go through all this just to let people know that it is ADA law and a crime! I'm proud of you!

[@ServiceDogPaws]

🙏🏻

[@emilylane3908]

When Dominique walked up to Karen and her agressive yappy dogs 👀 the volume inside of this store is astronomical 👏🏻 making leaps and bounds for denying the fakes

[@coolsnk1]

What the hell!!! I’m so scared to bring my service dog into Walmart because of stuff like this. My family thinks I’m excessive that I start filming when I see a dog in a store. I film because of idiots like that. Your service dog in training is doing amazing!!!

[@slphotogeek]

I bet you don't go around chasing these people though, looking for confrontation? I bet you're the sensible type and speak to staff about it.

[@coolsnk1]

@@slphotogeek if they were acting like that I would have asked them if they were service dog (which they aren’t) and explained the laws. Most people don’t want to listen so then I’d get a manager and tell them about the aggressive dogs. If it was a quiet dog in a cart or something I would’ve told them that they are in a non pet friendly place and to take their pet home. Honestly I love how she handled it. The other person were the ones arguing. She was just trying to protect her service dog. I wish I had that much courage!!! My anxiety and anger would have gotten the better of me

[@blessedmommy7349]

@@coolsnk1 just because we have service dogs does not mean we are the service dog police. I use it as an opportunity to teach my girl to ignore other dogs in the store. I have enough to worry about I'm not going to start feeling entitled enough to need to control the behaviour of others. If the dog is unsafe and disruptive then report it. otherwise...there are bigger things to worry about than a dog in Walmart

[@coolsnk1]

@@blessedmommy7349 I alway report fake service dogs. I have had my service dog attacked by a fake before and if I ever see a fake I most definitely get it on film and report it. Most of the time reporting it doesn’t help unless you have video proof. I don’t follow fakes around but if I need a pic I will most definitely find them in the store. It pisses me off that a person thinks it’s or to bring a pet into a store where it can effect my health and well-being. People need to respect each other

[@Itzz_jess270]

i was in walmart yesterday and saw a women with a fake service dog sitting in her cart and it pissed me off so much. as someone who needs a service dog for my ptsd and severe anxiety but can’t afford one as a college student. i’m livid when i see people that do this shit. you’re health is in danger and them bringing in dogs that aren’t service dogs risks everything.

[@t.b.1596]

I completely agree with you! There has to be something that we can do!!!

[@spikesecho724]

You really shouldn't open up and use products like that.....purchase different sizes and return what doesn't work

[@LilyzDayInTheLife]

I do it my my SD and they don’t mind... I buy it 80% of the time

[@AnotherMADCreation]

If we can stand there and try on clothes, why can't the doggo?

[@angelaw1019]

its ok with dog clothes lol theyre not connected to the packaging for this reason.

[@abigailhostetler722]

Ugh I hate it when people do that, they don’t understand how much danger it puts us in as disabled handlers🤦‍♀️ but mya did awesome!!

[@insanelyalice3871]

Yus! Very good example of what an SDiT looks like! U can spot a mile away a fake and in training! Just gotta look at dig behavior AND the handlers behavior 💙

[@jesusislife9259]

🤦🏿‍♀️Pleasesss, it's 2024, the word "disabled" is such a subjective word now.... It carries as much meaning as the word racist does now!

[@ServiceDogPaws]

Being disabled refers to medical conditions or chronic illnesses or physical disabilities. It is not the same as the word racist. For you to think so…. Maybe you should research the two more separately instead of trying to assume or make an outrageous statement.

[@lulullipop]

Wait- did she just leave the rain jacket on the ground? Lol

[@missychelle33]

She sure did. More concerned with hunting those people down and being super aggressive.

[@keelypritchard3268]

Yep 🙄 ready for someone to slip on and injure themselves

[@lulullipop]

@@maggiethedruid9010 okay, but, legit you're not wrong. Idec abt how much of a fuss she was making thinking she was in the right I'm more annoyed that she didn't even have the respect to put back a dog item that SHE pulled out. I've worked at restaurants and let me tell you, the amount of disrespect customers get away with is so annoying

[@lock5171]

@@_marlene fr it just seems so attention seeking

[@Tube_cat]

I was thinking the same thing lol, she should've cleaned up after herself.

[@ThatCuriousArtist]

I get that your trying to raise awareness and stuff which is awesome and I totally support that. But I kinda zoned out when you kept telling people the story over and over again and where to find the youtube video. Came across as attention seeking and deliberately stirring drama instead of effectively aleting staff and getting on with your day.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Wrong please educate yourself . For one the one with a stroller not only was in the wrong her dogs barking and growling put her at risk if they distract her dog from a medical alert to a chronic illness that could KILL HER so yes she's in the right here read and educate yourself on the law before speaking. Dogs were growling. Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless the one or two barks is an alert task, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Pets are not allowed. Under the ADA Business owners and staff are obligated to remove a service dog that is aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a the pet dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customersand showing clear signs they are not trained and safe either an ESA,fake service dog, or a pet. As well of the owner is putting them in a car which is a health code violation. Having a pet in a non pet friendly store point blank is a health code violation. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to fake a service dog It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Service dogs no matter how well trained are not robots and can be distracted. Mya's gaze kept going to the dog when it pulled or whined which is DANGEROUS FOR THE DISABLED OWNER. Afake service dog can distract and or injure a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakr service dog aka pets owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter. Fake service dogs have disfigured at least six people and killed five since 2012. On January 30, 2012, a six-year-old boy was killed at Fort Campbell in Oak Grove, Tennessee, by a German Shepherd medical service dog. Three months later, on April 27, 2012, Jeremiah Eskew-Shahan (age 1) was killed by his grandmother's emotional support dog" in Henderson, Nevada. Six months after that, a three-month-old girl named Dixie Jennings was mauled to death in Yadkinville, North Carolina, by a Rottweiler which was being trained as a service dog. One year later, on October 24, 2014, another Rottweiler in training as a service dog killed Logan T Meyer (age 7) in Hustiford, Wisconsin. On May 24, 2015, a Rottweiler killed 26-year-old Anthony Wind in Rochester, New York; he suffered from seizures for years because of brain trauma, and the dog allegedly assisted him when he had those seizures. Prior to 2012, there were no previous disfiguring or fatal attacks by service dogs on record.

[@imsololo62]

Bahahaaaa, my dog’s a service dog and could be in danger if your dog is distracting her and I have an episode…..BUT I’ll bring you to them, help you find them. Seems more like you visit Walmart more to stalk non-service dogs than actually shop.

[@Morgancj]

@@imsololo62 correct

[@pakjohnson513]

I think she's a bully she goes looking for trouble it wasn't that serious and she chases drama gtfoh this lady is a bully

[@pakjohnson513]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 🤣🤣🤣 lmfao.. Bruhh stop it.. you be chasing people looking for drama stfu why you even have this channel is for ATTENTION.. PERIODT!!! YOU VIDEO SPEAKS FIR ITS SELF.. EDUCATION LOL EDUCATE YOURSELF ON HOW DOGS ACT WHEN THEY SEE ANOTHER DOG COMING TOWARD EACH OTHER THEY ARE GOING TO GROWL OR BARK WHAT THEY ARE TRAINED TO DO. FIR YOU GO OUT YOUR WAY AND BE DRAMATIC AND CAUSE MORE STRESS AS YOU DO IN ALL YOUR VIDEOS.. LEAVE PEOPLE ALONE.. MOVE ON NOT EVERYTHING NEEDS A REACTION!! AND NOBODY GIVES AF BOUT YOUR CONDITION NOR FO PEOPLE KNOW OF YOUR CONDITION BUT WHEN PEOPLE SEE DOGS ITS A COMMON THING PEOPLE ARE GOING TO SAY AWWW CUTE DOG ITS JUS CRAZY HOW FUCKING RUDE AND MISERABLE AND WASTE OF A HUMAN LIFE YOU ARE!!! THE 🌍 DIRS NIT REVOLVE AROUND YOU... I CANT WAIT TILL YOUR RUDE TO THE WRONG PERSON.. CAUSE THIS WORLD WE LIVE IN TODAY..LMFAO I CANT WAIT.. UNTIL THEN ILL KEEP WATCHING YOU SELF DESTRUCT.. GOOD DAY BUHH BYEEE!!

[@marymurphy246]

I am so sick of people bringing fake service dogs in grocery stores etc.... I’m happy you know the law and are standing up to these crazyies

[@annesummers2522]

Mia seems to be very aroused by her surroundings including the dogs. She is constantly scanning her head back and forth even in her sits and downs which leaves very little room for her to focus on you and your medical needs. Dogs do this when they are stressed and over stimulated. Perhaps try scaling back the public access? I don't think she is ready. Mia also seemed very aroused by this entire incident. I think we always look for aggressive to conclude inappropriate behavior but arousal and those behavior cues from dogs also matter as cause for concern.

[@ServiceDogPaws]

She’s going through a stage right now. She’s roughly right at turning 1, and has been really testy lately. I’ve been working her less. I’m sure she’s going to settle back in. But right now she’s just turning into a teenager and everything else is more interesting. The reaction to the other dogs is an improvement from her first encounter where she actually jumped thinking the growling dog wanted to play. So some improvement in some areas, and then a step back in others. It is normal for dogs to go through these phases. But it’s very aggravating as well.

[@britneyfirehunter8984]

I just don’t know why those people take their dogs shopping? Like why you can’t you just leave them at home!? Service dogs exist and even tho you may think that they won’t be in a store your in, it doesn’t matter just don’t bring them! 🙄✋

[@darkwolf2622]

@KuroiMushi Crates and training exist. That's not at all a good excuse.

[@Paradisedreamsyt]

@Haylee Shortt That's illegal.

[@KaitMBx17]

@Haylee Shortt think of it this way, would you leave a child in a car with the AC on? No. You just wouldn’t. Don’t leave a dog in a car, don’t see why putting the AC on would make any difference. Also, not everybody owns a Tesla so just because that one car has that mode, don’t mean people should just leave the keys in the car with the AC on and expect nobody to fuck with their car even with a dog in it.

[@darkwolf2622]

@KuroiMushi Unfortunately not, which is why people that don't care to train shouldn't own.

[@jessicah3450]

They try to call them "emotional support animals", but that's not the same as an actual service dog. Just a way to confuse the employees.

[@Ericah81]

I’m sorry lady but it’s your attitude that needs training not the dog!!! You don’t go straight up to strangers that you don’t know and start a confrontation! Unfortunately in these times that’s what gets people killed!! One of these times you follow somebody outside in the parking lot and you might get something that you don’t want! My point is go straight to the manager of Walmart and let them take care of it!! It is an any of your business to confront anyone anywhere for that matter!

[@annessarm]

Exactly. Everyone can nicely confront someone if needed. I don’t even think this needed to be confronted. I strongly dislike the lady recording. She’s the definition of disrespectful.

[@t.b.1596]

She didn't have an attitude, she is protecting her service animal and her life!!! The person who was hiding her dogs under a blanket knew that she was breaking the ADA law!!!

[@spikesecho724]

1) You're completely right, and people need to be better educated about service animals and the risks fake service animals pose 2) I think you're less right about seeking out the distractions to your service animal, as that really mangles your message and puts your life (and your dog's had these dogs not been in a buggie) at risk. It's not setting a good example. 3) Your attitude, like hers, lacks any type of human understanding or respect, especially towards the end when you mock her possible reasons for bringing her animals with her in a public place.....so it's really hard to root for you 4) The way someone is confronted dictates their response and how they receive the information you're giving them....and you obviously did this in a way that will simply have the woman defensive and not learn anything she should, and she'll just walk out with a negative impression of some young brat bothering her at the store and filming her for social media. She won't respect you or your message and will 100% do it again. If you're trying to educate people.....you're not doing it. 🤷🤦

[@seungshiney]

if you do not have a service animal, you have no right to tell someone that does how to control these types of situations. it is a part of Walmart’s policy that you cannot bring a non-service animal inside, and those people are breaking that rule. it doesn’t matter what excuses they come up with, their dogs are in no way shape or form more important than a service animal. the dog is there to protect their owner’s life, and being distracted by an untrained dog can cost their life. the dog shouldn’t have been in there, the woman and man shouldn’t have brought them in, and you should not be trying to “educate” someone with a service animal.

[@spikesecho724]

@@seungshiney I'm very familiar with service animals, and in these situations you do not repeatedly/purposely engage the other dog while with your dog. It puts your dog at risk, as well as your own safety because you're purposely distracting them and they can miss alerting you. Watch any other video on this and the service dog owner makes this clear. Aside from that, her dialog with the individual is the least constructive or helpful I've ever seen - unsurprisingly, they did not get a good result, and they did not help that woman understand how what she was doing is wrong. They were just as pigheaded as she was.

[@slphotogeek]

Totally agree with you!

[@dianaay6131]

Imagine defending people bringing fake service dogs, it just screams you are just as that nasty old couple. Yikes. Americans with theur entitlement to do whatever the hell they want. Quite disgusting.

[@spikesecho724]

@@dianaay6131 😂😂😂 You clearly can't read 1 or 2, and are getting off on making a wild interpretation of 3 and 4....I guess, for drama 🤦

[@ernestminnix468]

I take it austin is a calm and relaxe person

[@roseandlilac7682]

I don't get it

[@AdventuresofKadence]

YES

[@cupcake758]

@@roseandlilac7682 "I take it austin is a calm and relaxed person"

[@KLXEY]

I could tell that by the pants and flip flops🤣

[@alexandriaerson6848]

I don’t know how you deal with this almost everyday, I could never I would have blown up and that lady’s face

[@funtime_fatherless7843]

How the hell are they gonna help you in a buggy? The way you said that made me laugh XD

[@atyourservicedog]

I’m so glad you stood your ground, laws need to be enforced and people need to respect them.

[@alexandriamancheck3474]

It would be better if there were no emotional support pets pretending to be service dogs. Leave your pets at home. Anxiety-PTSD can be treated if you have the courage to get help. Speaking as a person with a real disability, emotional support pets are malarkey-an excuse to be an emotional cripple. Cut the leash and leave the real service dogs to oropke eith disibilities that Medici e, surgery cannot heal, line mine. It is not fun nor is glamorous to have a disability.

[@atyourservicedog]

@@alexandriamancheck3474 I don’t entirely disagree, something must be done. I have no problem with people having ESA’s at home, they’re great for millions of people- but- the line needs to be drawn. A national campaign advertising the difference and penalties would be great! In NH if you bring a dog in a store you are declaring it a service dog and will be charged if caught- I haven’t seen one yet! Great laws in NH. I’m on the border of theee states, VT is so so, NH great, MA? Uggghhh. Horrible laws to protect handlers. I think if people were nationally educated and laws enforced it would allow people to keep real ESA’s at home, and protect real SD’s in stores. It should be taught in schools, police departments and fire houses. I think it’s a great idea to bring some info to them and maybe a few stores, they’re always keen to learn and just had no idea! Stay safe!🐾

[@alexandriamancheck3474]

@@atyourservicedog thank you for your warm reply. I love pets, too abd, yes, they are indeed a comfort to millions. Because of my own disability I take issue with people bri ginger tbrir oets I to stores pretending to be service dogs. Recently one almost tripped me at tbe neat counter. I was not aware tbe dog was that close to me. You have a wonderful idea and hope you will grow it into being. Teaching g the pub,ic the difference between a service dog and ESD. Again, love your idea and I will support this fir sure. It is not glamorous nor fun to have a disability abd why some want to be is beyond me. Thank you, again.

[@atyourservicedog]

@@alexandriamancheck3474 I’m so glad you agree! I’m sorry you were almost taken out by a pet dog- argh! People just don’t realize how much their actions affect others. We all live better by trying to care more for those around us.except driving, I may not walk well, so I’m a menace in my car and I don’t care. 😂

[@alexandriamancheck3474]

@@atyourservicedog well, I have never driven, but bet you still can drive well. I look forward to a nation wide. Education campaign to teach tbe public that there really is a difference between pets and service dogs. Best wishes.🦅

[@ohiomom9981]

Why hound the women with dogs in her cart. You should of let her alone instead of chasing her around the store.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Please educate yourself on Wal-Mart policy , service dogs and the ADA law. She's actually in the right. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@privateuser3725]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 who cares if she is in the right...she doesn't need to be filming and posting on youtube. Take a video and give it to the service dog police and they will take care of it. We don't want vigilantes running around Walmart. If I'm taking a crap and she busts into my stall and says your not wiping front to back I am not gonna be a happy camper.

[@t.b.1596]

Sorry...I don't agree with you! People like that should be accountable for their actions, it is against the ADA law and State law!!!

[@aracelyalva]

It’s a lot of drama trying to chase those people there.

[@lilianamalfoy2620]

Yeah that's true i mean i personally wouldn't do that because of my social anxiety but shes is trying to educate them as to why its wrong to bring animals that are not service animals into a non pet friendly place and getting a manager was the best thing she could have done

[@laurennightingale2998]

@@lilianamalfoy2620 it's not her place to "educate" strangers. Especially when she isn't qualified to do so.

[@insanelyalice3871]

@@laurennightingale2998 it is her place she's a service dog handler but keep being ableist. How much of us have to get hurt or even die before u ableist get it's important? It's discrimination and as bad as racism! Your apart of the problem.

[@marik1170]

@@insanelyalice3871 her dog could distract other service dogs cause it is in training and has no rights to be in the store

[@insanelyalice3871]

@@marik1170 actually service dogs in training are covered in a lot of states. For example texas, SDiT have the same public access rights as fully trained SD. By this your dog still needs to be under control at all times and not be a disturbance like barking,growling,sniffing or grabbing things off the shelf. Most handlers know and go by this. Our dogs still have standards to go by or we aren't allowed in stores legally.

[@Axelsmom]

I had a similar experience in a local Walmart. My son and I were shopping and a woman had a husky that started barking and lunging at mine. My service dog did not even react. He just looked totally disgusted. I also called for a manager. The manager explained to me that the other dog was a continual problem. I told them that they can absolutely refuse to let her in with the dog. I’m sure nothing happened but it was loud enough to attract a crowd as I made my point. Everyone expressed that they were so impressed with the non reaction of my dog and how well behaved he was. I told them it was because service dogs undergo thousand of hours of training and are specifically trained for their handlers disability. Thank you for this video!!

[@marke9956]

She complains about the other dog and then goes on and follows them to complain more. She said in the video “I’m use to people being assholes towards me” hmmm if a lot of people’s attitude are the same towards you, maybe they’re not the problem? We get it you got a service dog, chill out Karen. You don’t want other dogs to growl at you, But then you go and folllow them to instigate More confrontation. You having a disability does give you the right to have a service dog, but it doesn’t give you the right to be a self centered bit….Karen.

[@ServiceDogPaws]

I am a bitch. I don’t give a fuck. Until they get the fuck out of the store they get to deal with me. End of story. Not shit you can do about it.✌🏻✌🏻

[@breakingthechainsofpain1140]

Please educate yourself she had every right to act thr the she did when the entitled pet owner is INDANGERING her and her service dogs life.Service Dogs are trained to ignore these types of distractions, but they are still dogs. No dog is infallible and no amount of training can make a dog completely impervious to any and all possible distractions. Untrained emotional support dogs / pets brought into places they do not belong don’t just attack people. They attack highly trained service dogs, as well, sometimes ending their working lives. And most stores do NOTHING unless you take a firm stand. One such case: With so many selfish, irresponsible pet owners labeling their ordinary pet dogs as so-called emotional support animals just to treat them like fur children and take them everywhere they go, this was bound to happen. Frank Bicking of Thorofare, NJ was with his service dog Beauty at a mall when his dog was suddenly attacked by two dogs belonging to a man who ran a kiosk. That man claimed them to be emotional support dogs. The unleashed dogs set in on Beauty biting her back leg then one began biting at her belly, according to Bicking. He said he had to use his cane to get the dogs off his service animal, which is trained to never show aggression even under these circumstances of being attacked and in pain. True to it’s training, it never fought back; it just took it. People bringing it aggressive pets like that too almost cost a 3 year old little girl her life due to having her face ripped up by one because the restaurant refused to kick the woman with her aggressive fake from the store. It's not about clout she is trying to assure that the business takes responsibility and do as they are supposed to before someone GETS HURT.

[@marke9956]

@@breakingthechainsofpain1140 so the best way to avoid anyone from getting hurt due to a person having a fake service dog is to instigate and follow them around the store making matters worst and putting you and your dog at danger by confronting this person? Last I remember when my dog went to training was if you see a potential dangerous situation, it was to try and avoid that situation, walk the other way for your own and your dogs safety. When she went to follow them to prove a point and instigate the situation, she was just throwing gas on the fire. Making things worse.

[@marke9956]

@@ServiceDogPaws agree I can’t do anything about it, but you can’t do anything about it either. Fake service dog or not, that person has the same rights to be in that store as much as you

[@t.b.1596]

Mark you are an idiot! She has every right to defend herself against people who bring their pets into the store. I like how she confronted that person and calling her out on breaking the law!

[@ItsShayy]

Why she so worried about the other customers ? Like following and contacting management to kick them out and all that . I understand the encounter but they walked away and stuff as well 🤷🏽‍♀️ idk I dont bring my dog in the store cause ion got time😂😂 too much

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She was actually in the right . First off the place is not open to pets. ONLY SERVICE DOGS What is a service dog? Why do they only have public access? According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, "service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities." The dog must not be a pet, but be specially trained to assist the handler with something directly related to his or her disability. Under the ADA, service dogs cannot be denied entrance to businesses, even food service establishments, state and local government facilities or nonprofit organizations that serve the public. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@catneedham4913]

Because some stupid idiot having their dog possibly interfering with the service animal puts the disabled person at risk you donut hole

[@Cat-di9lg]

Only service animals are aloud in most stores for a reason. 1. Most pets aren't properly trained to be in public, can lead to someone or the animal getting hurt. 2. Health code violations 3. Can distract a actual service animal and make them miss an alert leading to a possible hospital trip for the handler. I agree that she should have talked to the manger and showed them who it was but done nothing more like approaching or talking. Her dog seems to be over stimulated or distracted already and adding in growling dogs, and possible hostile people is a no go.

[@angelganggirl]

was thinking the same thing. this video is weird af

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@angelganggirl Please educate yourself. And I repeat. She was actually in the right . First off the place is not open to pets. ONLY SERVICE DOGS What is a service dog? Why do they only have public access? According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, "service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities." The dog must not be a pet, but be specially trained to assist the handler with something directly related to his or her disability. Under the ADA, service dogs cannot be denied entrance to businesses, even food service establishments, state and local government facilities or nonprofit organizations that serve the public. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@stonenegron]

You have a lot of nerve calling someone else Karen after you harass and stalk other customers who weren't bothering you and then demanding a manager. Projection much?

[@stonenegron]

You literally ambushed them, acting like you just found an item that you were looking for that was already in your hand. You're one nutty psycho.

[@NoLimitsExclusive]

Thanks for watching

[@doggielover5587]

So Dom (service dog paws) is a Karen for standing up for her laws? It is illegal to fake a service dog a felony in facts!

[@jc2385]

It seems competition at times....who can prove they have the real service dog yet everyone says “ you can’t ask me for proof.” This has to put store managers between a rock and a hard place.

[@basskitten808.]

Yeah, I get the whole service dog thing but she was just being completely unnecessary after a certain point.

[@amandaarnet5088]

I love watching you and your service dog , and I hate that people bring in fake service dogs that’s not fair to the people that really need a service dog, great job on calling her out

[@debraray7306]

I don’t recommend stalking and harassing people in a store. A. That confrontation can turn ugly quickly, B. It makes you look bad. You should have gone to the manager without saying anything to the other customers.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

The woman with the stroller was breaking federal law and the store was letting her. Wal-Mart is notorious for not upholfing the ADA laws or doing ANYTHING about fake dogs until someone gets hurt. The youtuber Service Dog Paws litterly had to put herself in harms way just to get the manager make them obey corprate policy but also THE LAW. There have been many service dog teams injured disabled people hurt NEARLY KILLED by people bringing pets that are agessive and Wal-Mart shutting a blind eye until someone got hurt. In another place just like this there was a six year old girl whose face got mauled do to a manager and the workers doing NOTHING when a wonan brought in a clearly untrained "service dog into their place of employment. Wal-Mart corpetate page says: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Ada Law says: Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@dariatakara486]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 damn you’ve been on this post so many times I see you everywhere. At this point you’re her under a different account 😭 you got to find a life honey and live !

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@dariatakara486 I have a service dog actually so yes I'm going to defend other service dog handlers when they are in their legal right.

[@VixxTheFoxx]

"MINES TRYING ON A F*CKING RAIN JACKET" Cracks me up,but people are stupid

[@jessicazimmerman1121]

I rescued my dog 3 years ago and he’s very attached to me and can honestly tell when something is wrong, I suffer from severe anxiety and depression and he always stands of next to me and stares at me and doesn’t move, I want to train him to be a service dog. Because when I’m in public my anxiety goes through the roof and it feels like a heart attack sometimes

[@t.b.1596]

That would be an honorable thing to do to train your dog to become a service dog. We need more people like you! It is really difficult when people bring their pets into the store because it so soo very wrong and then they blame you!!!

[@pj8411]

you did such a great job standing up for yourself and for Maya, i could have never i have social issues and ptsd and anxiety and i would have never survived that moment. i am so proud that you can do that i wish the laws for this were as pushed and enforced as much as stealing from a store and drugs and stuff. it just makes me upset to see people with medical conditions in a situation like this. especially you, with all that u have been through.

[@elizebeths.8880]

Service dog laws aren't enforced well, and need to be handled. Sometimes someone ends up looking like a real "Karen" when they do. Especially a woman. But a notification of you getting a manager, then going to get one is the only way things will get done in that situation. (Just not with the extra harassment of "questioning." That wasn't cool, even when you're upset and triggered...)

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She was not harassing with questions the questions she asked the woman with the stroller are the legal ones under the ADA The woman with the stroller withthe growlung dogs not only was breaking Wal-Mart Policy and health code but the ADA law.

[@elizebeths.8880]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 Okay, I looked up the definition in law and everything. You are totally correct. Thank you for bringing that to my attention! Kudos to ya. 🌟

[@Bridgetou]

I understand the reply of her breaking the law and it is Walmart responsibility to enforce their policies. But I was quite surprised of the aggression and cursing involved in approaching the situation. That's is the quickest way for me to shutdown when being approached in that manner. As stated before the law needs to be followed for safety of the one needing the service animal and the service animal as well. Prayers are sent up for this everyday because I will not replace my medical alert service animal because I have been thrown out and aggressively approached to the point it's not as tasking on my health

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@Bridgetou The reason behind her agressuon is due ti thr fact her service dig has been attacked resulting in z missed alert which NEARLY killed her.

[@cthomaspeasant3059]

By your own logic, you aren't allowed to ask for the purpose of other peoples dogs. You ambushed and stalked people in a Walmart all because you're a bad person. Seriously you are very childish.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Dude please educate yourself for one there are two legal questions you can ask any service animal. 1. Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? 2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? Which she did ask and the failed to answer. The lady with the growling dogs were faking them beung service dogs. Service digs do not act like that. The service animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered while in public places unless these devices interfere with the service animal's work or the person's disability prevents use of these devices. In that case, the person must use voice, signal, or other effective means to maintain control of the animal. Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless working, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Business owners and staff have the right to remove a service dog that is aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a service dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customers. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dig and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakea owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@cthomaspeasant3059]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 ADA doesn't grant leeway to chase around and harass someone over them having a dog in the store and Dominque was provoking their dog on video. She malicously went after people who did nothing to her and had their dogs in a stroller. Dominque clearly is in the wrong here and she clearly has no need of a service dog. She is a brat and grifter.

[@cthomaspeasant3059]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 Also its malicious people like Dominque that make a compelling case against doctor shopping and for requiring service dog owners to carry papers around at all times to prove their case.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@cthomaspeasant3059 And again I repeat they wwre growling they were fake and could cause damage to her dog which by the eyes of the ADA is medical equipment. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dig and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakea owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@cthomaspeasant3059 Please read what I wrote and educate yourself thanks.

[@Ericah81]

My problem is that she actually confront these people herself so if it was that big of a problem to her she should keep her mouth shut and go straight to Walmart associate not take it into her own hands to start an argument!!!!!!!! Do you honestly think that another customer is going to do what you say and you are a customer yourself? You have no authority to do anything other than tail an associate not to confront people yourself!!!!!!!

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Wal-Mart is notorious for nor upholfing the ADA laws or doing ANYTHING about fake dogs until someone gets hurt. She litterly jad to put hetself in harms way just to get tjr manager to not obey corprate policy but also THE LAW. There have been many service dog teams injured disablef people hurt NEARLY KILLED by people bringing pets that are agessive and Wal-Mart shutting a blind eye until someone got hurt. In another place just like this there was a six year old girl whose face got mauled do to a manager and the workers doing NOTHING when a wonan brought in a clearly untrained "service dog into their place of employment. Again stop harassing abd educate your biggoted brain.

[@t.b.1596]

There is nothing wrong with telling a person who has a pet in the store that it is wrong...1st amendment! I can't stand people who are liars and theives...that lady should never had her pet in the store especially in that buggy!!! ADA law...I would have confronted her for my own safety!!!

[@emmaloo_42]

Your dog was amazing. I watched this all the way thru. I will use this as an example for why my kids should appreciate and respect service dogs. We love animals so much! So they want to run up and love them all. I've been teaching them to learn to love and respect boundaries with all animals because you can't just make assumptions- especially when we are seeing more and more service animals. I just want to point out how well behaved and trained your dog was!! Everytime you said "leave it" and she just moved on... shows you the difference right there. Amazing. And I appreciate you for standing up for this area that doesn't get near the recognition. So much love for this video. Thank you 4 sharing.

[@JeepGirl45]

You are so right. Any store that sells food you cannot bring your pets into. Service animals yes. Pets no. It's a health code violation. I worked at WM back in my college days and would ask people to leave. Now I see it all the time and they don't do anything. Makes me so mad!!

[@Yeeyee_lexi]

Maya did not wanna corporate 100%😂 I felt that

[@daisy9120]

Just get your stuff and get out, your obsessive behavior is causing your poor doesn't want to be your service dog undo anxiety! Must be hard up for video content!

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Maybe educate yourself she's not being a Karen. She's actually in the right those other dogs do not belong there it breaks health code and the ADA. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Gladly can provide info if you to educate yourself .

[@toscatattertail9813]

so you are psychic and know what her dog does or doesn't want, amazing. the whole point is they were violating store policy and federal law. If they are ignorant of the law they are not going to become upset and get nasty, if they are trying to pull one over on the store you get the very defensive attitude that the woman with the pet stroller showed. That woman could have just as easily said thank you i will know the next time and be on her way.

[@t.b.1596]

Daisy...it is obvious that you don't understand! Would you like a person to drive without a drivers license???

[@med77m26]

They are in the wrong but you should not be yelling or cursing at them. I would have just gone and found a manager and sit and watch. Then I would have a serious talk with management or corporate to why they are not monitoring the doors. If my service dog was attacked by a dog that they allowed in I would be having two law suits . Walmart and the owners of the dog.

[@arianawolfmare]

Yeah. It gets a lot more real when it's a 50+ pound German shepherd trying to come at your service dog in the middle of the store because someone's PET hasn't been socialized or learned manners.

[@aphmerliagaming1901]

A literal Karen. That Manager should’ve just watched the footage. She would’ve been defenseless. I’m sorry you guys had to go through it. Mya did an AMAZING job!

[@kenwalker7016]

I love how some of the other customers pointed them out too and how one told you she’d gone somewhere 🥺 this is what I try to do since I don’t have my pup yet, I try to be an educator when I see fakes. THE CUSTOMER TOWARDS THE END THAT SAID THE LADY WAS TELLING LIES?! SHE DESERVES A CROWN! MAAM YOU DROPPED YOUR CROWN, HERE I PICKED IT BACK UP FOR YOU! 👑

[@starr3099]

I have the same problem here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. My Service Dog was attacked by a pit bull last year and no one would help us. I had a stroke during the attack, and when the owner finally got his dog off of mine, Liberty ran to me to try to calm me down. I just wanted to check her over. I am in a wheelchair ♿️ and I just went home and called my nurse who was worried I had been hurt and came to check me out as I am on 2 blood thinners and because of the stroke. After over $300 in vet bills she is all right. The owner hid the pit. Now we have to put up with fake service dogs in stores and Dr's offices. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. God bless you.

[@elijahwalton2248]

I am sorry you had to deal with that. Sometimes, people don't realize the dangers of distracted service animals. People who have disabilities need these animals in order to function. I watched Audit the Audit on KZbin, and police arrested a homeless veteran over not getting the specific ID they wanted, tazed their service dog, and lied about the dog biting them. On top of that, the whole town police harassed the guy on his personal social media accounts

[@lightingthedarkremoteviewi8086]

Ur still following them around which is weird and a bit Karen like.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She's actually in the right. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@joestark3791 For one tell me do you know anything on the ADA or service dogs are you just another person thst thinks they are better than the disabled

[@Qunpowder]

@@joestark3791 Nothing wrong with a service dog handler being concerned for their safety but ok "joe"

[@slphotogeek]

@@Qunpowder to be honest, if she suffers with PTSD and anxiety, why would you go and follow, harass and continously badger them? Go and get the manager, let them deal with it, and remove yourself from triggers. From this womans videos this is a regular theme of hers. She intentionally puts herself in these situations, and is always recording. This is purely attention seeking.

[@kjp551]

@@slphotogeek bingo. Let's talk about who's faking what... And these already she keeps s talking about. She said she has PTSD, said nothing about seizures. Since when does PTSD make you fall randomly to the ground?

[@sydneybraverman5813]

Probably an unpopular opinion. Not to defend them because they are in the wrong, but the dogs clearly are contained and not a threat to you or your dog. Why bother with the conflict? Just report it to the manager and move on. This is all really unnecessary, handlers do not need to be the service dog police.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Doesn't matter if they were contained She's actually in the right. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@Vantas_Black]

Well.. The thing is They can distract her real service dog and she could miss a sign of an episode of her... And thats the problem... I do understand she chased them and well, I personally would silently tell the manager Just to have an eye on them then, move on. She has a point but the way she dealed with it was a little bit overboard... Like it could be taken better but yeah

[@tammathashade2033]

THANK YOU FOR STANDING UP FOR ALL OF US..

[@shreyakuriakose3906]

2 of the worst things: a Karen and a fake service dog. Both combined, is HELL

[@t.b.1596]

You are an donkeys ass....for calling her a Karen! It is the store that didn't do their job in the first place by allowing pets to go into the store...especially with food !!! The person in the wrong is breaking the ADA law and the State Law!!!

[@lahormiga1989]

I don't care if people take their dogs into stores, just train them and kids to for that matter. Also this was a bit petty, if I were the store manager. I would have probably kick this lady out for continuing to instigate the problem. All three of them would have been gone. People that work retail have to go through a lot, and even though there are good times. There are some people that can ruin someone's whole day.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She's actually in the right. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@lahormiga1989]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 where I live people don't reinforce those rules if the dogs are well behaved. But what I was referring to is how it sucks when workers have to deal with other people's problems. The couple should have trained their dogs to behave, and I bet nobody would have noticed. And the lady filming was acting a bit childish, especially with the how she talked to the worker. I don't work around food, but do work at retail. And lucky for me I don't have to work with customers that much, because I'm the most efficient person for the job I do. But I do have to help out with customers when people call in. And I make sure to piss them off by being extra nice while not giving them exactly what they want. You say you can't wear a mask because of breathing problems, I tell you to get a face shield and to have a nice day afterwards. You say the item didn't have a price after you took it off, I put an extra dollar or two for the extra work. You won't stop trying to pull things out of my cart after I tell you six feet, I would take it to the back and wait till you leave before I start taking things out again. They want to train me to be part of management, but I don't want to deal with people like all the ones in this situation. I don't have the patience for that. I'm nice to most people for the most part, but if you make my job harder I will make your life harder. All while giving you the nicest smile and a calm voice to make sure I annoy you more.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@lahormiga1989 Threre not just rules it's federal ADA law if they do not enforce them you are breaking the law.

[@lahormiga1989]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 then lucky for them I don't care if someone does a petty crime. If they're going to kill someone yes, but not going to get someone in trouble for something like this. Like I said, the lady recording didn't have to act like that to get the point across. We already have two crazy people we didn't need a third one. And the fact that she was celebrating when the people got walked out is proof she was doing it too be a jerk. The store manager also had a right to kick her out to. She was instigating a problem and making it a bigger thing. Technically they could have kicked her out for being a public nuisance.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@lahormiga1989 Its not a petty crime by letting in fakes and pets a service it can distract a real service dog or attack it and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakea owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter. Also the place that permits the pets or fakes will be liable fined and sued possibly JAILED. ITS PLAY ING WITH THE DISABLEDS LIVES.

[@addy4027]

That cherry rain jacket has got to be the cutest thing I’ve seen all day.

[@BlitheApathy]

One of my worst encounters with a Karen was this lady with two chiwawa "service "dog" recently yelled an blamed me an my SD Amber for their bad behavior. Because "we were invading her personal space, they only bark to warn me of danger." So thats why her dogs were screeching an clamoring to get out of her shopping cart to Amber. Thankfully the Walmart pharmacy I go to all know me well an Karen got her butt kicked out screaming threats at me. Downside though was she was camping in the parking lot demanding I come out an have a "real talk". It was a nightmare, I had to wait till cops came just to leave! Im not one for more laws but we need a legit SD registry along with stronger and enforced laws for faking SDs.

[@mi-suk3691]

Honestly respected for how you handled the situation. I think honestly if I was in your situation I would have called the police since that manager is a joke. But you somehow managed it without so my deepest respect.

[@Firefly72509]

Karen: * taps dog window thing to get the dogs to growl at service dog * Also Karen: *yOuR dOg GroWlEd aT tHeM*

[@funkywolf2403]

Which Karen is the thumbnail referring to? The one filming this video or the one with the little dogs?

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

The one filming is not a Karen. Actually she's in the right maybe educate yourself instead of judging. The woman with the stroller is in the wrong. The dogs are agressive and not service dogs which Wal-Mart only allow. The woman with the stroller states that her dogs could be service dogs but no not with thst behavior or in a cart so in those words and actions the woman is breaking ADA law health code violation and putting people in danger. Fake service dog can distract a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter. What the ADA says: Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless working, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Business owners and staff have the right to remove a service dog that is aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a service dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customers. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. The woman with the stroller not only was breaking Wal-Mart policy but also the ADA law. Added note with more info mixed with old. WALMART ID NOT PET FREIBDLY THIS INFO IS FROM CORPRATE Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried.

[@funkywolf2403]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 I’m well aware of the law. Doesn’t mean she can act like a bitch. A polite “oh pets aren’t allowed” would have been sufficient and if anything further is required just go to the manager and move on with your day. She ended up being around the fake service dogs way longer then needed because she wanted to be a Karen. A well trained service shouldn’t be distracted by kids or other dogs anyways. My dog is no where near as trained as a service dog (should be) and he easily ignores dogs/kids etc... with a little training. Maybe you’re the one that needs to be educated.

[@MA-mh1vs]

I don't understand why people think they can bring 4 pets to the grocery store like that!

[@timothybordelon5638]

I have been having seizures and my neurologist told me to lets get to a service animal later after tests are done. If I have one I sure hope nobody tries a stunt like that on me. But I fear that one day someone will bring a non service dog and ruin it for the ones who have to have a service dog.

[@CleverClover2023]

It happens all the time. The only thing you can do is be aware of your environment and be prepared to defend your SD.

[@norrix4051]

While not as bad as those other dogs, your dog needs a lot more training before doing PA work/training. You should at least have the basics down with good focus and you seem to be struggling with that. Your dog is way too distracted and focusing too much on everything else to be able to task effectively. There's no shame in taking a step back and ironing out training kinks before continuing to set your dog up to fail.

[@merpequestrian5122]

She’s in training- myas still learning.

[@norrix4051]

@@merpequestrian5122 Of course! I realize that, which is why in my comment I mention that she may be moving too quickly with her training which could set it up to fail long term. From videos on the channel the dog isn't ready for public access training and moving to that too soon can ruin the training long term. It sucks not having a service dog with you when you're helped by one, but you also have to think of the dog, be fair to them, and be realistic as to where they are in their training.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@norrix4051 This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@MusicFandom]

What some people do not realize is that it is not just a 5 or 10 second distraction as it is happening. For the next 10 minutes or possibly longer instead of a service dog concentrating on upcoming medical episodes the SA is on the lookout for the dogs that were aggressive towards it. Granted some seasoned dogs can snap out of it quickly or not even be bothered by it but do you want to risk someone's health or even risk their life just to be able to take your dog or four dogs out for some fun at Walmart?

[@darlarohde1010]

SO GOOD FOR YOU FOR SPEAKING UP AND GETTING THE MANAGER!!! WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!! THANK YOU 👍🏼👍🏼

[@pattijack]

A service dog in a cart would do no good for her if she needed it. She is just a Karen.

[@mikeymendez5231]

Both of y’all were extra tbh haha like why? Even if they’re fake, they’re not hurting you. You’re just a customer so why feel the need to be the policy police at a place you don’t even work? Literally could’ve just minded ur own business

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She's actually in the right. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Only service animals have public access right. Service animals are dogs or mini horses that have public access rights and are protect by the ADA law. They preform life saving tasks or a task that there handler can not do them self such as ( guide, medical alert, mobility, fetching, getting help exct) emotional support is not a task by the ADA law. Service animals can not be registered, certified, or have ID with in the USA. Laws and rules out side the US varies. State laws do not override the federal law however may grant a SDIT public access however it does not mean they are covered by the ADA. It is important to properly label your dog as it can cause misinformtion and harm actual service dogs and their disabled handlers. Service animals should be potty trained, tasked trained with at least one task, be in a controlled manner when in Public, not bark unless alerting for help or medical episode, be placed on public furniture incleukng benches, tables, chairs, baskets and shopping carts. Bringing a non service animal into a service dog only establishment is claiming that animal as a service animal. Falsely labeling your animal can result in a fine up to 1,000 dollars and 6 months in jail and community service depending on your state. You will also be held responsible for injuries inflicted on a service animal if your pet attacks a working dog.

[@mikeymendez5231]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 nobody is saying that isn’t policy, at least I’m not. What I’m saying is why feel the need to take it upon herself to act like the walmart police when she’s a customer herself. She could’ve minded her own business & went about her day instead of literally causing the biggest scene. It’s kinda pathetic & she made herself look entitled and stupid

[@LukeBridger]

@@mikeymendez5231 Actually no that's an extremely ableist comment. She's doing others customers and herself a favour. First those animals were aggressive and could cause aggression in other animals, they can distract other service dogs especially those in training, like hers, if those in need have a medical episode and there's also so many policies and laws that prohibit non service pets in stores and its also illegal to lie about having their pets be service animals when they very clearly are not. So no, she 100% was justified in doing what she did

[@CyberKay247]

1. It’s a distraction. Her dog is in training and was obviously distracted by the dog growling at her. 2. Health code. That dog was in a public buggy. That is the same place people put their children and food. That is NOT sanitary 3. It’s literally against the law and if they get away with it once they’ll continue to do it. So yes she should policy police especially when the policy is to keep her and her service dog safe

[@lengthylexicons]

A fake service animal growling/barking even in a cart or buggy can distract a real one. Service animals are of course trained to ignore this but they aren’t robots, they can get distracted. If her dog misses an alert she can DIE, that’s why it’s a big deal.

[@seacaptainminto7169]

I remember one time someone brought in three leashed dogs into the Wendy's I work at and he couldn't even walk anymore cuz of how tangled he got. What annoyed me the most was how I can't do anything because the state I live in makes it easy for the fake handlers to sue your business. Unless they reveal they're fake to police they win the court case and you end up paying thousands. It's unfortunate you had to go through this

[@chronicallynicole3062]

legally the one "faking" the service dog in most cases won't win because in order to have a service dog you legally need to be psychially or mentally disabled and also requies both the dog needing the training and a drs note without that the person is kinda screwed since said person needs to prove theyre legally disabled by their dr

[@zumasiiedYT]

"Mines trying on a fucking rain jacket! Come here Myah." IT REMINDS ME OF WHEN MY MOM WAS YELLING AT SOMEONE AND THEN WHEN MY LITTLE COUSIN CAME UP TO HER SHE SAID "Hi * cousins name *." SHE SAID IT WITH A SMILE TOO IM SO SORRY FOR LAUGHING💀

[@Jo-yp8wy]

I'm really grateful for your channel and channels like yours. I've learned a lot. Many thanks!!!

[@jaretmaccanico3515]

“I NEED A MANAGER NOW” Karen alert

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

She was actually in the right . First off the place is not open to pets. ONLY SERVICE DOGS What is a service dog? Why do they only have public access? According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, "service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities." The dog must not be a pet, but be specially trained to assist the handler with something directly related to his or her disability. Under the ADA, service dogs cannot be denied entrance to businesses, even food service establishments, state and local government facilities or nonprofit organizations that serve the public. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dig and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@lillyshaffer8600]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 Do you just post the same comment on every comment you don't like that won't get taken down because it's telling the truth of our opinion and were not being inappropriate ? 🤔 lmfaooooo wowsies...

[@lillyshaffer8600]

Seriously bruh 😒 she went out of her way to get the other dogs to possibly attack her and or cause an episode 😐🙄😑😒 SMFH

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@lillyshaffer8600 The woman with the carrier full of digs started it. She had no right to be there the place is not pet friendly only service dogs allowed. Plus the growling cab distract a service dog ehich can hurt the disabled owner. This part copied from Wal-Mart corporate page: Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. What the ADA says: Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless working, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Business owners and staff have the right to remove a service dog that is aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a service dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customers. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dig and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@emilie2667]

It’s literally illegal and fake service animals put her life at risk. Idk if I’d call that a Karen.

[@myopinionaccount8532]

Please don't call people Karens when she is the one speaking to the manager. But thats my opinion.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

The woman with the growlung dogs was a Karen. She was speaking to the manager because the other woman with the growling dogs were breaking the law bringing pets in a place only open to service dog not pets. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, it's a federal crime to use a fake dog. It's a felony punishable by fine and jail time. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fakea owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@rachizzle615 I agree that you simply like trolling her do move on.

[@doggielover647]

If I seen someone breaking the law and I said, “I want to speak to the manager” I would be a Karen? It’s illegal to bring a pet into a non pet friendly place.

[@doggielover647]

@Rachizzle, I disagree. She was standing up for her rights. I wish she didn’t follow them though.

[@sunnythebadduck]

I have suizers and my mom met me at the airport with my Service dog. We was walking out of the airport and a lady thought my service dog was a Is emotional Support dog than the lady ask if she could pet my service dog. The lady still ask if she could pet my service dog after my mom told her no. First of all just because my service dog didn't have her vest on because we moved from a small apartment to a house.

[@ml8273]

This video really bothered me. I understand the lady with the dogs was in the wrong. This would have been a great opportunity to teach your dog how to ignore that kind of situation. But instead, you were confrontation and harrassed this family. I've seen other You Tube videos were handlers and their dogs handle these type of situations professionally and calmly. And, used it as a teaching tool for their dog. Taking out the raincoat and trying it on the dog was not a good training method or appropriate. Wouldn't that send mix messages to you dog and cause confusion? Educating the public shouldn't be done in such an aggressive way.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

Educate yourself those dogs pose a risk of DISTRACTING her MEDICAL ALERT SERVICE DOG. The woman with the stroller not only was breaking Wal-Mart policy but also the ADA law. Number one Wal-Mart Policy. Walmart is not pet friendly Walmart welcomes service animals as defined by the ADA in our stores, and we recognize the important role they play in many of our customers' lives. We do not allow pets in our stores. Can I put my puppy or dog in a stroller and take it into a Walmart store? No, you cannot take your dog in a stroller into a Walmart store. Only service dogs are allowed in the store, and a service dog should not be in a stroller. Can I carry my dog in Walmart? No, you cannot carry your dog in a Walmart store. Walmart policy only allows service dogs in the store, and they are not to be carried. Number two Law Outside of trained and necessary task work, there should be NO other vocalization, including, but not limited to, whining, grumbling, wooing, barking, growling, whimpering or other noise. Unless working, Service Dogs should be seen by the public and not heard. Business owners and staff are obligated to remove a fake service difs, pets and even service dogs that are aggressive, growling, snarling, and of course, biting. Business owners also have the right to remove a service dog if it is disruptive by barking repeatedly, wandering around and/or bothering other customers. Every time someone fakes a service dog, it puts the work of real service dogs in jeopardy. Trained service dogs provide assistance in everyday life to those who need it. The consequences are not just limited to a hostess asking your bouncy dog to stop putting his paws on someone else’s table. You and your dog’s actions, no matter how benign, will have impact on the people around you, and one misstep can cause people to believe that all service dogs are just over-glorified pets. Also a fake service dog can distract a real service dog and cause them to miss a medical alert that could injure or kill the owner. Which would cause the fake owner to be arressted for attempted manslaughter.

[@ml8273]

@@fantasygirlstudio4659 Again, I understand that. But, the dog in training was not being trained correctly and was distracted by his owner. Not going to argue...made my point.

[@fantasygirlstudio4659]

@@ml8273 Dog is still in training. Her focus was on her owner as it should. Shes still learning she's nlt perfect does not need idiots like this bringing in fales that put them both at risk

[@courtney8944]

Thank YOU!

[@courtney8944]

@@ml8273 I agree ! you made your point 😊