Try not to Laugh: Entitled Karens

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[@codyko2]

hey I guess I was uninformed about the service dog clip. thanks for educating me. obviously sometimes my takes will be bad, as I am a flawed human and also don't know everything in the world

[@chowdaddy2580]

Lmao

[@honeybeestims]

Don’t worry about it too much. I’m in the process of training my service dog - she’ll probably be fully trained in the next couple of months. The biggest problem is when you tell people about the proper way to interact with service dogs and they purposely ignore it because of their own wants. Now you know! Thanks for recognizing it but you really don’t need to stress too much about it long term. And now you also will know how to interact yourself and for your kid in the future :)

[@ERatiu]

I'm a service dog and I forgive you

[@Hurricane755]

I thought it was pretty common knowledge to not let your kids run up to a service dog. L take but we still love you

[@davidwagner5583]

No don’t back down, you were right. No need to cower in the corner over it

[@skylerbruce1801]

nah children should be taught not to run up and pet strange dogs, for their safety. service dogs or not

[@joecota2644]

100% by the time a kid can walk they should you know be able to safely follow directions

[@luxuscarnage4828]

​@@joecota2644Absolutely. They are children and not highly trained and programmed androids. They forget things bc their brains aren't even close to being fully developed.Tell them no just don't scream at them or traumatize them.

[@Lindseyisloony]

Yeah and it's so incredibly gross and concerning that Cody thinks there's any excuse for a FIVE year old to not know that rule yet! TWO is when children are capable of starting to comprehend that lesson. The kid in the video isn't anywhere near five but they are %1000 over the age where they should have learned not to do that. If her mom wasn't so utterly worthless at least

[@gotsnaps]

My mom still does that sometimes and I legit had to yell at her cause wtf?

[@gotsnaps]

@@Lindseyisloony yeah that part made me go 🤔

[@carlieshetter2603]

did not expect literally every single comment to be about the service dog 💀💀

[@LizMcDo]

It’s so early into the video too like yoinks guys 😂

[@bonezaudios5741]

literally like, WE GET IT. HE GETS IT. there's no way he'll make this mistake again after people are hating on him so hard for simple lack of awareness

[@zigzagintrusion]

@@bonezaudios5741People need to cut him some slack. Clearly, he was ignorant, but he’ll surely get the memo after the first 300 comments about it.

[@sweet3488]

People act like they have never had a bad/ignorant take 😭

[@angelleigh7026]

people don’t know how to have their own thoughts.. they see one or more people doing something and they wanna jump on tha bandwagon 💀

[@izzywest6965]

I know everyone is talking about the service dog,but I thought I’d add that the person is most likely angry because that happens. All. The. Time. And people are so mean when they’re told no. Eventually it becomes an automatic response to be frustrated when people start pushing you on it. If kid came up and started messing with your cane or wheelchair you’d be freaked out. If the mom came up and got mad at you for it, instead of parenting their child and explaining why they can’t do that, you’d be angry too.

[@mr.whippedcream8000]

Maybe it’s a terrible tool for disabilities

[@6thwilbury2331]

Hard to tell on this one because apparently there were signs all over the place saying not to touch the dog. I would hope if the mom is getting this butthurt, it's because the owner was also pretty rude about it. But that's definitely not necessarily the case, either. Some parents get incredibly uptight about anything involving their children - so much so that if you told a kid not to lean too far over the Brooklyn Bridge guardrail, there's a solid chance that some Karen parent would admonish you to mind your own business and give you a "how dare you speak to MY CHILD" harangue long before worrying that little Porter was about to taste the East River.

[@villice]

@@mr.whippedcream8000are you dumb they can literally smell seizures coming, what would you suggest they use instead?

[@BunnyJosuke]

@@mr.whippedcream8000this is an absolute brain worms take. How about having respect for other people. Dogs have been scientifically proven to be able to sense some of the slightest differences in our bodies making them some of the best life savers in the game. Please educate yourself before being ignorant and have more respect for other people's medical health and requirements. Do you get mad at people in wheelchairs because they can't use stairs? Or mad at blind people because you can't just quietly sneak up on them? Your logic is just insane. 😂

[@slowlanegamer]

@@mr.whippedcream8000 Just to clarify are you saying that maybe service dogs are terrible tools for disabilities? 👀

[@ghoultooth]

Bad take on the service dog, it’s illegal in multiple states to harass a working service animal. The mother was waaay too entitled to an animal that wasn’t hers.

[@erikhein3942]

I looked it up and yeah, obstructing a service dog is illegal,

[@garbo2232]

The mom is setting a bad example for their child. Someone told you no and firmly set their boundaries. Instead of listening and abiding by those boundaries, she immediately argued with the person and tried to make them feel bad. This could teach the child to not respect consent and boundaries, which is awful.

[@Joeysmalls3119]

Womp womp

[@Joeysmalls3119]

ITS A TODDLER!!! The women with the service dog was well enough to film and the dog didn’t even looked well trained. Grow up kid

[@sunshiney3617]

@@garbo2232I agree

[@emilyjohnson4157]

dear god i know cody’s anxiety is through the roof w this comment section 😭😭😭we forgive u cody we’re always happy to remind you things at ur elder age

[@occultgf]

hes not a toddler this comment is cringe as fuck lol

[@Random-sk6hm]

Ong 😭. It was a horrendous take definitely but I can imagine him having a panic attack rn. On the bright side at least he knows now and will avoid that behaviour with Otis.

[@samanthajoslin1503]

I hope this comment goes to the top of the comment section lol. The future karens in the comments r laying it on sooo thick you'd think he sat Otis on the back of a blind person's service dog and led him around the yard

[@azanasta]

i dont think he cares that much tbh

[@caitlinhebron1599]

since he has acknowledged his mistake and those with service dogs are forgiving, its fine to move on, however unless you have a service dog it is not your choice to forgive him for this situation, if you do then great, but if not then you dont get to decide forgiveness

[@Charleemanderz]

I’ve worked with service animals and in certain states in the US it is illegal to pet a working service animal. Service dogs are trained to specifically alert and guide their owners with many different medical problems from blindness, heart problems, panic attacks to schizophrenic episodes and so on. Strangers interacting with them with their vest on can take them out of “work” mode and the distraction can be dangerous for the owner. Also this is aimed at the babies mother, obviously a little kid wouldn’t know that and it’s up to her to handle the situation appropriately. Just wanted to share why it’s important to not pet the working pups :)

[@jonathangoodwin5609]

Out of curiosity, are service dogs always in work mode, or can they be treated as pets when they are at home?

[@tinyspongecake]

they would still be working at home, especially if the dog works with someone who has epilepsy etc. but probably do have cuddles and fun times with their owner.

[@bradonhoover3002]

​@@letmecatchyouslippin2425 spot the troll lol

[@kenziefragoso1404]

i was gonna say, it literally is illegal to purposely distract a dog on duty. it could legitimately injure or even kill someone

[@julianwilsdorf7667]

@@letmecatchyouslippin2425 obvious rage bait

[@camille744]

In my state harassing or distracting a service dog is a misdemeanor. Why do it when there's probably tons of other dogs you can ask to pet.

[@FILETCREATES]

Yee like regular dogs don't have hi visibility "do not pet " vests on. Shoulda just left the dog alone😂

[@MarizzaGonzalez-sp4vr]

The child ran off to the dog. Sadly the reality of having a toddler in public. Sadly she also has a Karen mom who didn't just explain that and say sorry and leave.

[@Lindseyisloony]

YUP! Sorry but WILDLY entitled of Cody and everyone else who thinks like that to feel like disabled people should let them bother their workings dogs for no reason when in some cases that can literally put their life at risk. I've witnessed a service dog fail to alert her owner to a seizure because children and their parents were harassing it in the mall. The owner didn't know to get down in time so he fell and then he needed an ambulance.

[@frickfrack7075]

Cody was just stating the facts. Toddlers are going to try to pet dogs even if they've been taught not to. The mom should've just apologized and moved on. The pet owner shouldn't have kept arguing. They were both in the wrong.

[@pillowvibes]

@@letmecatchyouslippin2425bad bait, profile pic gave it away, 0/10

[@Br4cka]

It is funny how tesla owners also think they dont contribute to pollution at all

[@MK-cg8pj]

just little war crimes and world corruption

[@Redbeardian]

Especially with how little mileage they get on a charge, and all the rare Earth metals needed, etc. In the USA 81% of their electricity is made by fossil fuels. Tesla's may even be worse overall for the environment.

[@margauxcy]

@@Redbeardianexactly, batteries are almost impossible to actually recycle or get rid of

[@ebourque3464]

@@Redbeardian it still is more efficient to use fossil fuel electricity to charge cars rather than use the fossil fuel itself. Batteries are a big problem tho

[@kieracollins3490]

You aren’t supposed to pet a service animal because it can distract them from performing their duties which are often life saving. They’re essentially on the clock, and can’t have everyone in the vicinity petting them all the time.

[@Lindseyisloony]

Yes! I saw a man in a mall have a seizure and get hurt and need an ambulance because some absolute cretins brought their nasty brats (they were yelling at the man that he wasn't blind) up to his service dog to harass it. The dog was so distracted (trying to hide from being grabbed and shrieked at) that she didn't catch it and didn't alert him. Without that alert to tell him to get down he just fell right over in to a display rack. The metal pegs on it hurt him really bad and he got hurt when he hit the floor too. There was SO MUCH BLOOD. I watched the whole ordeal cause a nurse swooped in to help and asked me to sit with her baby. It was so horrible and the disgusting people who caused it immediately ran when he fell. Dude even picked up their smallest kid so they could get away faster. I don't know if they got apprehended.

[@moatrboat]

@@Lindseyisloony especially when you're in a crowded place like that you absolutely need control of your kids. god i hate shopping malls

[@Joeysmalls3119]

1 IT WAS A TODDLER! 2 Wtf was the dog owner doing making a scene right after? 3 look at how friendly the dog was being. Y’all gotta touch gras

[@newp0rt]

@@Joeysmalls3119 it affects the training of the dog tho. its literally illegal to intentionally distract a working service dog. its fine that the toddler made a mistake but the mother shouldve realized it and not got upset that her daughter couldnt pet it. its just how it works.

[@amandamichelletenney]

@@Joeysmalls3119 it's obviously not about the toddler, it's about the mom making a fuss about it. The irony about you telling others to touch grass...😂

[@kaylae9242]

Not sure if Cody reads comments, but I'm a service dog handler and heavily rely on ADA law to protect both me and my medical alert dog in public spaces. I always say "Sorry, you can't pet her right now because she's working" and that usually gets through to people, but if someone tried to argue with me the way that lady did I would 100% stand up for myself and my right to be in public with my medical aid. If my dog is being distracted by people touching her 24/7 she can very easily miss her alerts (it's happened before, and hospital trips are expensive and unnecessary when we could've just been left well enough alone).

[@laurenbuckley1355]

I seriously hope that he reads these comments. I'm genuinely upset that he's spreading an opinion like this on a platform this large. The attitude he has about service dogs does real harm to people trying to live independent lives with the help of medical equipment that happens to be in the shape of a dog. I am so tired of dealing with these people every time I want to go out of my house. I want people to leave me and my dog alone.

[@JustMooshie]

@@laurenbuckley1355he definitely reads the comments! He’s been corrected for bad takes/slip ups/ miss pronunciations in the past and has brought it up in future videos. I’m sure he didn’t realize what he was saying about the service dog or how Important they are, but definitely a bad take 😬

[@GingerSnaps13]

He responded it’s the pinned comment of the video

[@lightswitch2622]

@@laurenbuckley1355womp womp

[@philswift795]

​@@laurenbuckley1355 nobody gives an F

[@tobwoolf]

Fun fact: the karen who called the lady for «princess» is actually a princess of Norway😂 If you google «Märtha Louise» you will see her, and her fiancee Durek Verrett also features in the video

[@tinanormannstgard8770]

I know!! It’s was so weird to see that. Haha!

[@tobwoolf]

@@tinanormannstgard8770It definently caught me by surprise! Haha, god helg!

[@Random-sk6hm]

She should have the secret service pay the Karen a visit

[@tianna1116]

Wait so is that one fake or? I’m so bad at knowing but it seemed a little off to me

[@reginene]

Everyone in norway hates his scamming ass

[@kenellis1326]

I know Cody regrets the service dog rant so bad💀

[@Lindseyisloony]

Not yet. He apologized already sorta but it won't actually hit him until this follows him for a while. Which it will, because there is a big difference between a bad take that happened because of an innocent lack of understanding and making himself look like an airplane hanger sized ahole because he clearly has never considered disabled people's needs or wellbeing. it's EVERY adult's responsibility to NOT be completely oblivious to disabled people and their needs and rights and the law thankfully backs that up. "I didn't know" isn't a legal defense and judges find people who have takes like his to be abhorrent.

[@AA-ve5qp]

@@Lindseyisloonyyou’re definitely loony it was a bad take and you’re over here under every comment acting like he committed a crime

[@cloudstrife4534]

@@AA-ve5qpNah, he only defended a crime. Which is still pretty shitty. He didn’t know, I get that, but the damage is has already been done unfortunately.

[@davidstehlik5365]

@@Lindseyisloonywooooah, calm down. We all say shit takes sometimes. He didn’t know and apologised. What do you expect? An apology video with sighs and tears? No need to be that entitled.

[@salvobunny]

@@Lindseyisloonyjesus christ calm down

[@fone9665]

It is illegal to distract a service dog, and it does say that on their vests, or leads

[@FukaiKokoro]

Those vests, leads etc aren't regulated anyone can just buy that stuff. Also there's no such thing as a license or paperwork.

[@srinblmlmlke]

@@FukaiKokorothat does not disprove the comment in any way lol

[@shannonceleste5557]

@FukaiKokoro that's not true. There are bunk 'emotional support' websites that'll charge you for a vest and a little internet certificate, but those things are glorified dog accessories The real service animals go through the ADA and are protected under law

[@Koki-hc3mw]

@@srinblmlmlke if there's no license or paper work to acquire it then the claim that its illegal is simply bs

[@A.Nellsechs69]

​@@FukaiKokoro stupidity always prevails donnit

[@harmonyquinn2557]

The service dog comments make me glad to be in a community that isn’t an echo chamber, that just agrees bc their fav creator said it, like so many others. Also that Cody can admit fault & not double down. Love y’all. 💕

[@TurnUpTheAC63]

Love the positivity of this comment

[@bertofletch]

Putting your own life on the line in the name of fridges being moved into the house is admirable what a true patriot

[@jordanmillisor8528]

Finally a comment that's not about the service dog 🤣

[@eliethorn1109]

⁠@@jordanmillisor8528 literally was just looking for a comment that wasn’t about the service dog 😂

[@carolinefrye2257]

Yes me too!!!

[@sydmoore6]

Guys I wonder if Cody’s take on the service dog was wrong. From the comments it’s hard to tell

[@JustMooshie]

Lmao

[@ubeviolette564]

right like i think he got it after the first 200 comments guys 😭

[@ronnieradkeswife]

yeah this comment section is truly annoying lol we get it and i’m sure he does too.

[@zigzagintrusion]

@@ronnieradkeswifeCody’s comments do this on _every single video_. 500 people will comment, “This guy is wrong for Reason X” and people will read those comments and say, “Hm. Maybe the world needed to read it one more time.” It kills me every time LOL

[@ronnieradkeswife]

@@the_drosophila_melanogaster yeah it’s kinda crazy! he’s a first time parent and i’m sure he’ll learn a lot of shit the hard way such as this 😂

[@stefanlarssen7907]

The "Princess" is actually a Princess, she was going to be Queen of Norway but she was not willing to be part of the royal house. So now her bother is going to be King of Norway

[@lanabobana3311]

Honestly? Good on her for making that choice for herself! Idk why, but I felt the need to say that. Maybe it's just because I feel like celebrities and government officials are worshipped way too much.

[@olivialillegard2540]

wait nuh uh u could just be making this up and 100 people will like it without questioning it?! like idgaf if it’s real or fake but this could so easily be bullshit and like no one cares HAHA

[@Just_Dennis]

@@olivialillegard2540 norwegian here, its real. the clip is fake though

[@olivialillegard2540]

@@Just_Dennis that’s crazy why would they fake the clip tho hahaha it’s pretty convincing !!

[@PunkRatBast3rd]

The way i just sighed, took off my dish gloves, and paused the video to look at the comments section 😂

[@randomboy9059]

LITERALLY

[@dianaseiger4280]

HAHAHA same

[@sodaplop]

watching the comments ripping a new one on Cody

[@racheljohnson4628]

Oh my gawd me too 😂

[@zanebroka1632]

Omg same 😭 stopped eating and everything

[@gregothy9190]

I think it's super important to teach kids not to pet random animals, more than anything, because your child might just die, right?

[@Lindseyisloony]

Cody will be that parent at the zoo sobbing to police like "But how was I ever supposed to know my son might try to pet a lion?!" Because you never taught them common sense safety, dummy.

[@SassWithClass]

1000% agree. Not all dogs are friendly and if they go up to a reactive dog just minding its own business and the kid gets bit, then the dog has to be put down. Drives me nuts when people say “well if your dog is reactive just keep them at home” as if the dog is undeserving of trying to have a normal life??? Parents need to teach their kids to keep their hands to themselves ESPECIALLY around animals they’re unfamiliar with 👏🏽

[@psyience3213]

Yeah actually an intelligent and original take. 10,000 comments of people saying the same “bUt SErvIcE DoGs reeeee!!!”

[@micahacker3717]

Dude it's just gonna happen, kids are gonna what to pet dogs if they are in a public space

[@skylerbruce1801]

@@micahacker3717 guarantee you won’t say “it’s just gonna happen” when a child is bit by a dog bc they want to pet them simply bc they are in public. because from experience, a lot of children do not know how to properly interact with dogs (especially if they are the type of children to run up and pet a dog without permission) and do things that may warrant a correction on the dogs end.

[@myakugel]

as someone who works in the front end of a pharmacy, i can say with 100% certainty that customers really do act like that. I'm so happy i don't work IN the pharmacy as a tech. i almost did... dodged a bullet there frl

[@bellyboop444]

that sucks so bad dude. CVS couldn't fill my rlly important med for 10 days, but you make hella phone calls not blame it on the person who just works there. it irks me everytime i see somebody pull something like this.

[@LennyTheHopeless]

I'ma bout to start haha... I've worked in retail for 5 years tho specifically in the returns department, I'm pretty much used to being yelled for the stupidest shit by now. Wish me luck 🤞

[@alaurarodriguez4711]

Every time you acknowledge the fact that I’m eating my lunch while watching your videos it snaps me back to reality and I feel like I’ve been caught red handed

[@cloudstrife4534]

The meme has become elevated to meta. It’s always super weird when that happens.

[@dandanthegayman]

The thing is, service dogs are medical equipment and are doing a job (alerting handler of incoming seizures, panic or anxiety attacks, diabetic alert, hearing or sight, and legit so many more) they aren't JUST pets, they save lives.

[@dandanthegayman]

My best friend since middle school gets seizure esc episodes as well as OCD and could barely get through the school day. Multiple head injuries from falling on the floor, she got bullied and teased and once she got her service dog, she was ecstatic because she could finally be independent. Please educate yourselves

[@samueldominguez9859]

yikes do people not feel even the slightest bit of shame calling a dog "medical equipment". Poor dogs.

[@AilemaMannino]

@@samueldominguez9859 Don't judge what you can't understand, service dogs are beloved pets to their owners but they still serve dual purpose as a medical aid. Educate yourself

[@spaceboy4774]

@@samueldominguez9859they preform specific tasks for someone with a medical condition. A phrase for that is “medical equipment”

[@academicfunnel]

@@samueldominguez9859legally, they are considered medical equipment, not just pets, which is why it's illegal to harass them/pet them on the clock

[@omilner2148]

My understanding is that Cody was just saying to the little 4 year old girl, seeing a service dog is probably like seeing any other dog and that she'd want to pet it. Of course you should teach your kids to be cautious, but 90% of the time they don't listen. Little kids don't work the same as teenagers and adults, the mum could've turned around to grab something off the shelf for 2 seconds and the little girl would've 100% been able to slip by and run up to the service dog without her parent even noticing. Cody was just saying there wasn't enough context to know what had happened, and that if the situation was such that the little girl had run up to the dog to pet it without her mum knowing and gotten yelled at by the owner then it was understandable that the girl's mum would be upset. Any mother would be if a stranger had just shouted at your very young child, whatever the reason. He also clearly stated that if the situation was such that the mother had gone up to the owner and ask permission to pet her service dog and the owner refused and the mother then doubled-down and got upset at the owner, then the mother would be completely in the wrong.

[@samanthajoslin1503]

Literally. People are so dramatic and angry about everything these days it's insane

[@Yamsty]

Agree but in that last part you started using the word owner to refer to both parties, did you mean the mom doubling down?

[@omilner2148]

@@Yamsty I did! Sorry about the mistake on that one, I'll edit it !

[@Yamsty]

@@omilner2148 haha no worries I think it was still pretty understandable

[@PainlessPursuit]

I think I get what you're saying but I disagree, heaps of people talk about having service dogs and not only are they exhausted from the disability that they require the dog for they're exhausted from this happening constantly. Especially because by distracting the dog their own life is put at risk. It's completely reasonable to sternly state no in response to someone threatening virtually turning off your medical device and while it would be confusing for the child I think it's the parent's responsibility to use that opportunity to educate their child. Not to exhaust and argue with someone who may likely have a heart condition, seizures, etc.

[@FlowerPower22222]

i learned recently the service dog thing is because some people have life threatening conditions and if a dog is distracted when they need to warn the owner it can be really dangerous. Like people who have conditions that make them spontaneously pass out

[@ariana_208]

Service dogs are considered medical equipment. It would never be okay to touch someone’s medical device

[@LDAR]

@@ariana_208 yeah because medical equipment usually isn’t a living breathing fucking animal lol. I’m all for not touching service animals and leaving them alone to do their job but just because they are legally considered objects doesn’t mean they actually are. a wheelchair and a dog are different. you can’t own a wheelchair as a pet

[@JpegJoko]

Hey Cody! It's actually Illegal to harrass service dogs! It's not the same as a child going to pet it on accident, and telling them not to do that and they go on about their way, but it is illegal. Edit: I feel like I should state that I’m not trying to say this in a way that’s sarcastic or anything. Just simply informing, cause it seemed like Cody just didn’t know. Though it is disheartening that he couldn’t just like…google it. lol.

[@gkb_wildlife]

This ^ i'm actually shocked how ignorant Cody was about that situation

[@Eveoriginalsinner]

"A person is guilty of a class A misdemeanor and is subject to a civil penalty of up to five thousand dollars if that person willfully: a. Harasses, taunts, or provokes a service animal; or b. Interferes with a service animal while the animal is working."

[@birdie7910]

@@gkb_wildlifelmao the law joke. Babe, it is in fact a law ??? Thought everyone knew that? Did he think it’s okay to pet police dogs ? Working dogs

[@nicolefrench8178]

This!! They are working or in training with the vest on and if distracted it can taint the process and make it much more difficult for the dog to understand working vs. not working.

[@jam2727]

@@birdie7910Even nonworking dogs, you shouldn't go around petting dogs you don't know. You don't know how they'll react and it's not your damn dog. It's like somebody touching a pregnant lady's stomach, or touching somebody's wheelchair. Don't unless it's offered or ASK

[@benjani-]

We all gonna ignore the fish hook? 😭. Editing top-tier as always

[@americanswamprat]

4:35 they are not both in the wrong, don't fuckin touch service dogs. Easy.

[@bmaze944]

Also, if your kid runs up to random dogs and people, you should correct that behavior because that's dangerous for your kid to be doing that in the first place.

[@Meggyyyg]

Seriously. I was so shocked by his response. Someone petting YOUR dog is much different than a child running up and distracting a service animal. Either way, super dangerous for a child to think they can run up to any dog. You’re asking to get bitten

[@Koki-hc3mw]

@@Meggyyyg Then the dog gets put down for biting a child

[@Crimson_Knight004]

@@Koki-hc3mwExactly, it could end in the euthanasia of a dog and legal repercussions for the owner just because the parent failed to teach their child boundaries. Of course these things can happen to parents that do try to teach their children not to approach a stranger’s dog, because kids can be impulsive. But in too many cases, the parents are passive and believe their children are entitled to petting a stranger’s dog, and that it’s somehow the owner’s fault for refusing.

[@Lindseyisloony]

Yup. The other person in the wrong is Cody. It's not acceptable to have those views on service dogs at his age and it's also not acceptable to have a child and believe it's ok to still be running up and touching strange dogs at 5. That's actually insane. People who act like children just simply have no capacity to comprehend anything until they're like 8 years old make THE WORST PARENTS so Kelsey better get on that...

[@officaldungeons]

How are you surprised that service dogs are legally protected. Would it be illegal to walk up to a blind person and snap their cane?

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

How about consent is required in literally every setting ever period, don't care what kind of animal it is or what the fucking context is, don't touch without expressed permission from the person you're touching or the owner of the animal you touch, and if it's wild or stray then don't touch period

[@nebullae]

and the fact that his dog is happy to be petted by strangers doesn’t mean every dog feels the same way.

[@orangeappels]

he literally mentions that in the video though (that different dogs are aggressive)

[@MxVela]

​@@nebullaeyeah and sometimes it's not that easy to read dog's behaviour, for example tail wagging may mean the dog is stressed, not happy. some dogs are scared of strangers but they don't show it in an obvious way. you should always ask!

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

@orangeappels no, he doesn't, he says they both suck and she shouldn't care if the kid ran up to pet it or if the mom got upset that she said no, there is no both sides here, the failure of a mom is in the wrong on every level, period

[@joshward7009]

My partner worked at chick fil a during the pandemic and usually got stationed by the door for the sole purpose of preventing people from coming inside. One time a guy was blowing up in him about how he needed to use the bathroom, and when he refused to let him in (there was a Walmart across the street that had an open bathroom by the way), he-no joke-backed up into the corner of the parking lot and took a shit right there. As if that was going to prove something

[@ProfessorBuge]

In him? 🤨

[@Frizzleman]

I don’t understand why bathrooms were closed during the pandemic. Was it to prevent homeless people from coming in I can’t understand the logic behind ending a crucial public service.

[@Difficultureshock]

As a mom, I've been super diligent to teach my kids to never run toward a dog and to always ask before petting. You never know when a dog will be bitey or anxious. Along with that I've showed them that service dogs are at work and shouldn't be pet. Parents need to do better for their kids safety and social development.

[@Lindseyisloony]

Good job! You are literally supposed to start teaching boundaries and safety such as not running at or assuming they can touch animals at TWO. And the reasons that that's the correct age to start are SO OBVIOUS! I have a real hatred for people who raise their children like they have absolutely no capacity to comprehend anything until they're speaking fluently! And apparently Cody plans to be one of them.

[@shethingsd]

It's super important and I'm glad you pointed out it's for all dogs. Always ask. And children should be taught how to safely pet a dog that they don't know. Different dogs get upset or frightened with random small people running up to them. There's the high pitched screaming, the getting in the dogs face at eye level, the hugging and kissing... It's unsafe for children. "Good" dogs can bite in these situations. I rescue and some dogs have been abused in homes where children are present or by children. If I have leash control over my dog, I should still be able to walk him in public. (Not a shop or restaurant, but on the street). Tun the tables. Just because I think your kid is cute and you brought him out in public, how'd you feel if I immediately started touching them?

[@shethingsd]

It's super important and I'm glad you pointed out it's for all dogs. Always ask. And children should be taught how to safely pet a dog that they don't know. Different dogs get upset or frightened with random small people running up to them. There's the high pitched screaming, the getting in the dogs face at eye level, the hugging and kissing... It's unsafe for children. "Good" dogs can bite in these situations. I rescue and some dogs have been abused in homes where children are present or by children. If I have leash control over my dog, I should still be able to walk him in public. (Not a shop or restaurant, but on the street). Tun the tables. Just because I think your kid is cute and you brought him out in public, how'd you feel if I immediately started touching them?

[@shethingsd]

It's super important and I'm glad you pointed out it's for all dogs. Always ask. And children should be taught how to safely pet a dog that they don't know. Different dogs get upset or frightened with random small people running up to them. There's the high pitched screaming, the getting in the dogs face at eye level, the hugging and kissing... It's unsafe for children. "Good" dogs can bite in these situations. I rescue and some dogs have been abused in homes where children are present or by children. If I have leash control over my dog, I should still be able to walk him in public. (Not a shop or restaurant, but on the street). Tun the tables. Just because I think your kid is cute and you brought him out in public, how'd you feel if I immediately started touching them?

[@blksundayy]

@@Lindseyisloonyunfortunately it is probably a generational thing. The quality of someone’s parenting skills usually comes from the quality of the parenting skills of their parents. Unless you decide to break the cycle, which few do, unfortunately. I don’t know what kind of parents Cody had, but let’s hope he does not become one of them. He has the resources at his disposal. It’s just about doing the work. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mediapcaccount1154]

if someone says "don't pet my dog," just listen.

[@SavvyMuhon]

I’m sorry, but it drives me crazy how sometimes Karen’s will seat themselves in front of cars like that. Sure, the person who runs you over will face consequences. But imagine if you are dealing with someone with mental issues who would actually go through with it. Shit gets you nowhere at best and dead at worst

[@hotdogwater9580]

Man if you have kids and think its completely safe to let small children run up to any random dog that is a ticking time bomb on your kid getting bitten or worse.

[@ilovetaylorkristi]

Yup. Kids needs to learn to ask for consent to touch. Human or dog. Service or not.

[@Random-sk6hm]

@@ilovetaylorkristi This exactly, It doesn't matter whether it's a service dog or not, it's not your dog so you need to ask for permission.

[@kermitthefrog5446]

do you genuinely think kid’s just aren’t going to, even if they’re told not to?

[@Crimson_Knight004]

People with service dogs, and the service dogs themselves, get harassed a lot, Cody. It’s not safe for a child to approach and touch any animal they don’t know, because that puts the child and animal at risk. Even more so for a service animal, because the animal is literally doing a job, and distracting the service animal puts its owner at risk because it impairs the animal from doing its job. I think it’d be the same as a kid trying to use a stranger’s wheelchair as a go-kart, or using someone’s inhaler as a kazoo. The kid might not know better, but they’re interfering with tools and accommodations meant to assist someone with a disability. It’s up to the parent to correct their child, not harass the service animal owner by saying they should let a small child interfere with the owner’s health and safety. I don’t blame the owner for getting heated at the mother’s ignorance and ableism. It’s likely not the first time she’s had to deal with people like that, and unfortunately won’t be the last.

[@ghoulishtoad]

Fr it made me just roll my eyes seeing Cody this perfectly able bodied dude just not understand medical equipment cause he has no fucking idea what he's talking abt it takes a simple Google search to learn abt this shit from a reputable website

[@pickledjellocup4042]

@@ghoulishtoad yeah made me cringe to, just screams ableism with the eye rolling 😬😑☹️

[@succhiami]

these examples are nowhere near the same. a dog is not a life-saving apparatus. 😂 you people are fucking DELUSIONAL.

[@lovelife5944]

@@ghoulishtoadyeah I hated that part. I work in homecare and I have a client that is blind and has a service dog and when he has his harness on he is focused and on duty and has a sign on him that says not to touch him as it will distract him even I don’t anymore as to before he puts on the harness he’s so playful and wants to play. Either way tho you can’t just let your kids go up to any dogs and touch them you don’t know what the dog is like.

[@ghoulishtoad]

@lovelife5944 That too any random dog is not inherently friendly, a kid needs to learn that early for their safety and the dogs cause it's not really their fault when a little kid hits them and their instinct kicks in and then they get put down. It's just best to teach them younger not to pet them and just ask respectfully if they really want to

[@calledmedarling]

I’m happy seeing all these comments educating Cody about service dogs. that’s incredibly important. Cody needed to know that, and he’s acknowledged his take was bad. we love to see it. service dogs are medical devices when they are working and are protected as such. they should not be distracted for any reason, even an excited child who should know better and doesn’t. the mother was at fault in that clip 100%. what we don’t love to see is people trying to turn Cody’s idea of parenting into one that’s neglectful or endangering. he’s only been a parent for a few months, guys. he has lots to learn. it’s really upsetting to see everyone blaming Cody for having one bad take that was swiftly and easily corrected. my father has been a parent to four for over 20 years and still doesn’t even really know what he’s doing. Cody is not a bad parent for not knowing absolutely everything after having one (1) baby. come on, everyone.

[@Random-sk6hm]

Exactly, he had a bad take but he's learnt from it now and we can move on. I feel like his anxiety is probably through the roof rn 😭

[@LDAR]

@@Random-sk6hm why is everyone talking about this guys anxiety bruh

[@tinyspongecake]

Cody being a karen about the service dog lmao

[@Meggyyyg]

Yupppp like how could that possibly be his opinion 😭 wild

[@tinyspongecake]

right .. it's embarrassing 😭

[@mica9159]

Such a terrible take I’m a bit surprised

[@iCookCrystalMeth]

the older he gets the closer he inches to the dark side

[@vanessarosero4402]

A Daren moment for sure

[@Kynect2Hymn]

I understand Cody is trying to be understanding from both sides, but the mom was definitely in the wrong; she should have just apologized and left.

[@jaqsre]

agreed! mistakes happen, especially with young kids, but then just apologise and tell your child not to do that 🤷🏻

[@psyience3213]

People don’t have a right to treat your child wrong because a child did a childish thing that they don’t know is wrong. You people really are just so miserable and sensitive. You must be liberals.

[@Meggiez1030]

That part is kind of shocking to me. If it was my mom, she would have been embarrassed and quietly left. I feel really bad for that kid that their mom acts like that.

[@nspidel]

He did say they were both annoying and I have to say I agree. The owner had no mercy, and the mother had no humility. The only person he defended was the little girl and that's a good take. Kids a small and dumb. I was small and dumb. You were small and dumb. It's generally good to give kids some mercy. And the younger they are, the more mercy we ought to give.

[@angelleigh7026]

@@nspidel at least there’s someone in this comment section with a brain.

[@keatonscreations]

Good lord people. He read the comments, admitted he was misinformed about the service dog, and apologized and learned better. He doesn’t need thousands more comments saying the SAME THING that’s already been said over and over and over. I personally love that he admitted he was wrong and apologized. It’s so refreshing to see KZbinrs actually be like “hey, I was wrong. I’m sorry about that, but now I know better.” Give the guy a break. It’s resolved.

[@zvezdoblyat]

Did you forget where you were? This is Cody's channel, everyone here regurgitates the exact same shit. You'll be seeing comments about this 6 years from now on unrelated videos.

[@minanam3735]

It's important to teach your kids about not running up to stranger's dogs. You never know if that dog is friendly or not. When I was a kid I used to want to pet every dog I saw (still want to) and my parents teach me to always ask first. And of course it's also important to explain to them why is not ok to pet service dogs while they are working. It's not the same. Hope this helps :) loved the video btw ❤️❤️

[@viak4m]

5:01 my dog was severely abused as a pup and was terrified of strangers. she didnt appear that way with me, so people assumed she was friendly. i wouldn’t let people pet her as it would cause her severe distress, but i had a couple people assume i was just being rude. this aint it, cody 😭 i dont think everyone should allow access to their dog - even if it is friendly!

[@sourcherry8928]

yea my dog will straight up nip people if they touch her (she shows signs of distress before tho) so shes not allowed around new people until she acclimates to them. ive had friends that thought theyd be an exception and she would love them immediately- she did not.

[@Lindseyisloony]

HELL YES THIS NEEDED TO BE SAID! Good on you for catching that. His take had so many inexcusably god awful takes that I missed that one. The sheer entitlement of thinking everyone should let you pet THEIR dogs, working or not, makes me want to throw up.

[@Binstabih]

This!! A child will be disfigured so quickly by an anxious dog

[@justthingstbh6061]

And if my dog bites someone, she's the one that will be put down if they sue. That's the thing as well. My dog is super friendly, but also, I do not want people coming up touching my dog without talking to me. It's just fucking rude

[@samanthajoslin1503]

Relax

[@Emily-w9w6b]

i can't believe people still don't understand how important service dogs are

[@kei.13]

It's sad seeing how many people think it's "not a big deal" to touch them. Like I expect it from the bros that LIVE for hating on anyone disadvantaged but seeing a lot of people that are certainly virtue signalling on another platform showing their true nature in the comments.

[@leiciKeksfan]

How are they supposed to know?

[@vhs3760]

You're not supposed to harass service dogs, I don't know if it's a law or not. I guess I don't blame the child but it is something she needs to learn. For example if that dog was meant to detect seizures, it being distracted could be very dangerous to the owner. Edit: Glad that Cody corrected himself in the comments.

[@owo6881]

Mhm, plus you can't go around petting everyone else's dogs because they can bite, yk?

[@vhs3760]

@@owo6881 For sure, as a kid my parents taught me to ask the owner before I pet their dog.

[@lilamcneal3718]

It is the national law

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

Exactly, the owner has them for a reason and could literally die if you distract that dog who isn't a pet, it's a worker, doing a job

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

And either way service or not, it's not your fucking dog, what if someone came over and grabbed her tit and said "but I like tits, my dick made me want to touch them" Good for you, just cause you like to touch something doesn't mean you have any right to, consent is consent, sexual or otherwise, and is ALWAYS required, and for a mom to not teach her daughter that is disgusting

[@eeeelayna]

No one’s blaming the kid. Here is how the interaction could of and should of went: Kid runs up and tries to pet service animal. Handler says “no.” Parent comes to collect their kid and apologizes. “I’m sorry, we’re still learning.” Parent reinforces that you need to ask to pet and that service dogs are working and they have a job, they aren’t like regular dogs. Parent and kid leave. There. No screaming. Just take the L with grace and make it a learning experience for your kid. Bad take for several reasons, Cody

[@kei.13]

Exactly!!

[@lexievv]

This is exactly how it should go. Also I'd not even say "take the L", because everyones kid gets away from them sometimes. If they'd have had solved it the way you described that'd just be decent and no L's taken on either side.

[@eliseevensen1750]

Please upvote this, everybody must know! The "princess" is literally the daughter of the Norwegian king, Harald. The guy is shaman Durek, her partner. This is hilarious!! Her name is princess Martha Louise. She gave away her title after a bunch of drama, but still, she is an actual princess 😂

[@quaid0157]

Seeing all of the comments protecting service animals gives me faith in humanity

[@ex5080]

Just because there's a dog doesn't mean it's for others to pet it, service dogs are trained to pay full attention to their owner so if you try to distract them you are endangering the person who needs the dog to alert them

[@chaotix7275]

Honestly his ignorance about the service dogs isnt whats bothering me that much. Its weird to me he doesnt know about them, but it can happen. Its the fact he said "dogs exist to make people happy" and the dog owner was making a big deal out of it. All kids should be taught to NEVER approach random dogs without permission. Could end very badly for the kid and the dog is most probably going to get put down because of their parents ignorance. Plus strangers are NOT entitled to just go touch your dog without your permission.

[@BiggestBisonLover]

Can we talk about the employee asked the person what their disability was because they didn’t believe her!! Even without a service animal, you are not entitled to people’s medical information. It is truly sad how uninformed MILLIONS of employees are on disability rights. The low level workers aren’t being trained on how to handle it. Being a disabled person, especially with an invisible disability, is so exhausting.

[@ManjarithePandicorn]

it's also 100% illegal to ask what the disability is you can only ask IF they have a disability

[@samanthajoslin1503]

that clip was fake asf

[@samanthajoslin1503]

So don't worry about it lol no one would ask that unless they were insane

[@YTStoleMyUsername]

I don't think it was an employee? Maybe I missed something. Sounded like she was shopping for cereal and offended about the dog near the food. Usually stores have policies regarding allowing service dogs and whether or not they'll allow any other types of pets, so employees should know this (ofc I'm sure there are many where they are not trained on this). My local grocery chain has signs posted all around the front stating no pets allowed unless service dogs only. But the employees there are very good. I felt bad for the dog owner in that video. I can't imagine having to put up with that all the time. I feel like it's only been recently that people (i.e. karens) have taken confrontation to a whole new level.

[@YTStoleMyUsername]

Although yeah as the other commenter said, it does come across as fake. The woman asked the two exact questions you're legally not allowed to ask of a service dog owner so... coincidence?

[@lovefromsoul915]

the mom let her kid wander around and approach strange dogs (regardless of service status) she's lucky something worse didn't happen. Not every dog is your friend and its the parents job to teach her kid when it's appropriate to approach animals.

[@Dogwithoutaname]

The ADA gov website in the US has all the legality posted there. NEVER pet a service dog, distracting a service dog can be a misdemeanor in many states. It distracts them from their job (medical alert) which can lead to the owner being injured or dying in some cases. Kids should be under the parents control, the mom was in the wrong and very entitled and uneducated. Bad take cody, please educate yourself on this.

[@Binstabih]

Yes! Not only that but they can be put out of work forever after being traumatized by Karen’s! That dogs whole purpose being destroyed is depressing as fuck

[@dysfunc121]

I agree with Cody, you are all annoying.

[@devontekuykendall3565]

​@dysfunc121 your username is an accurate representation of you

[@calledmedarling]

@@dysfunc121nope! service dogs cannot be pet while they are working xo

[@Ksizjsjisdjxjz]

Y’all are so pressed. 😭

[@angelinamolina9880]

hate when the comments are all about the same thing even though it was already addressed, I need funny comments while I watch😭

[@ThereminElectro]

If the kid just ran up, then the mom is still in the wrong. Control your fucking children...

[@Meggyyyg]

Puts the child AND the dog at risk. If the dog is reactive, they are going to bite. Could even potentially cause the dog to have to be put down. CONTROL UOUR KIDS.

[@ProgressSeeker963]

@@Meggyyygdoesn’t even take a reactive dog. All dogs have teeth and if startled may bite out of fear. And now the dog is labeled dangerous, gets put down, and the kid has a lifelong fear of dogs

[@Lindseyisloony]

Yeah, imagine having a child like he does and telling the world that you think it's totally ok to let your kid get to 5 without teaching them that when that lesson should very literally be happening at 2. Not that the kid in the video was 5 but he thought it was and that's so incredibly concerning

[@jessicafertig8690]

Yup.

[@tomokiri6987]

@@Meggyyyg yeah....... but for the dog to be a registreted service animal it has to go thought rigoruis training to not do things like taht, i compltle agrege on that cody was wrong but if the dog bite the kid. It probily shoudnt be a sevice animal🤷

[@numberRapid]

Fun fact: That citizens arrest video @11:57 where the Karen calls the other woman "Princess", is actually Princess Martha Loiuise from Norway. And the guy that asks "For what!?" is her boyfriend and is called as Shaman Durek.

[@Random-sk6hm]

It's wild to see her in that video 😭. Karen is lucky she didn't get tackled by the Secret Service bodyguards

[@YTStoleMyUsername]

The way everyone is wording this makes it sound like the Karen is the princess, which would be hilarious 😂

[@101monkeygurl]

The pharmacy tech video is so real…i worked at Walgreens in Las Vegas and the only customers you get are people on narcotics, it’s really sad but technicians have to deal with their mood swings and it can be mentally draining

[@theothercrypt]

The biggest thing to remember about service dogs is that when they are working, they are not considered pets, or even animals really. They are a piece of medical equipment. Petting or distracting a working service dog would kinda of be like grabbing someones cane as a joke, or pushing someones wheelchair in a random direction without being asked, or fiddling with the machinery in someones hospital room. Its incredibly invasive, scary, and can possibly have immediate consequences to the owners health. Pets are amazing, and its wonderful when your pet can make other people/kids happy, but a working service dog is not a pet. That mother should have used the opportunity to teach her kid about other peoples medical/health boundaries instead of scolding the service dog user.

[@keibella]

The way you’re talking about another living being like they’re an object is really off putting

[@cloudstrife4534]

@@keibella​​⁠​⁠That’s not what they’re saying. Service dogs are considered medical devices. This isn’t theothercrypt doing it, they’re explaining what service dogs are considered equivalent to medically by professionals and the law. That doesn’t mean theothercrypt or others genuinely consider service dogs just objects and not living things. You’re being ignorant and blaming someone for something they’re not doing, which you’d know if you actually tried to understand what they meant. And honestly, you’re the one who’s very off-putting by ignoring everything they’re saying just to misrepresent them and accuse them of something they’re not saying. Service dogs are living creatures with rights who deserve to be treated well the way any other living thing does. But they are also considered medical tools because of the precise training they go through to be so to people that need them. It’s hard to believe you’re not going out of your way to mischaracterize theothercrypt’s words, because your take away is so off the mark.

[@steveleamont]

No You never let your kid run up to a dog! Ffs Common sense.

[@Lindseyisloony]

You just witnessed a man with a child admit he thinks five is an acceptable age to still be running up to strange animals. Ffs, TWO is the age where that lesson starts! By five many children have enough common sense to choose not to behave that way even if their parents are too feral to ever tell them!

[@ded_dogboy]

chill out ​@@Lindseyisloony

[@lovelife5944]

1000% agree

[@amourinni]

What if we politely corrected people when they simply don’t know something?

[@Mikaylamayyy]

@@Lindseyisloonycalm it down

[@jacobhoewischer5180]

ay cody ur straight bro. don’t feel too bad abt it. i’m sure you’ll make a great dad idky some of these folks gotta bring parenting into this. it’s not right.

[@Lil-oz4lp]

I don’t understand the dog comment to be honest. They’re not both in the wrong, do not pet a service dog and the mom was clearly harassing the woman after she said not to pet it.

[@MaidenHelll]

He didn’t say they’re both wrong. He said they’re both annoying, and he’s right

[@brunogoncalves.]

@@MaidenHelll he quite literally said that they were both in the wrong

[@travismccombs110]

Because a small child doesn’t understand service dog vs regular dog, that’s what he was saying

[@skylerbruce1801]

@@travismccombs110 good learning opportunity for the kid. but the handler wasn’t arguing with the toddler. she was arguing with the mom who feels her child is entitled to other people’s things

[@gabriela0315]

the comments are validating my service dog anger ty

[@dianaseiger4280]

hahahah omg same I’m just scrolling through these like yep okay I wasn’t the only one bothered by that comment 😂

[@Astriddddddd]

ikr I was so caught off guard by his take I went straight to the comments haha

[@laurenbuckley1355]

Genuinely so glad that the comments are full of other people that angry about his service dog takes. I'm so genuinely mad at Cody for not taking 5 minutes to actually educate himself and spreading an opinion like that on a platform as large as his. I don't think I'll ever see him the same way.

[@samanthajoslin1503]

You know you don't have to get angry about everything you disagree with right

[@nathanlee_b]

@@laurenbuckley1355he had one wrong take lol, people are so unforgiving smh

[@bethhreads]

From a past pharmacy technician--spending a day working in a pharmacy will literally change your perspective of the general public

[@scarlettpatton5651]

AGREED

[@chrisd7616]

You gotta take an L on the service dog thing Cody. It's important they not be bothered because they're literally there for an important job and it can distract them

[@rabbit-dogs]

Bad take on the service dog video. They’re not the same as pets, they’re working and distracting them could cause genuine harm to the owner. Besides, I feel like everyone is taught super young that if a dog has a vest on that you’re supposed to leave it alone because it’s doing an important job. Even beyond that, I was taught to never run up to a dog I don’t know or pet a dog without asking, so bad parenting moment imo for the lady with the kid /:

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

Not opinion that's just a fact

[@ssjbargainsale]

Even if it wasnt a service dog. It's not ok to go up and touch other people's animals

[@SassWithClass]

My mom told me and siblings repeatedly as kids “No sweetie you can’t pet the dog he’s busy working” and we all understood immediately. More parents need to teach that tbh

[@phillippropst3825]

Common courtesy should just come back. No toddler is trying to hurt you or your service dog. And the service dog lady isn’t trying to hurt your kid so why do we even need to escalate? Because people are bored and have no life. It’s just as easy for the service dog handler to say “Aww no sweetie I know you want to touch this dog but you can’t.” And the mom to say “okay I’m sorry that my kid ran up.” But instead the loser comes out in both of them and the phone has to come out.

[@phillippropst3825]

@@ssjbargainsaleAs Cody said “I’m sure you’re fun at parties.” We teach toddlers not to run in the road too but pets are cute. Maybe you need to change in a few fur babies, for actual babies. Maybe you can transform from the weird cat/dog person that smells of their animal. To a normal person who understands and appreciates children and childhood.

[@SfmGamer9]

"He is a life saver. Just cause he's a dog doesn't mean he's just a dog" "Ya that's great but I just don't believe you" (Around 12:40)

[@ariana_208]

Glad to see all the comments educating Cody that is is in fact NOT okay to pet a service dog

[@lesyeuxofrory]

service dogs are medical equipment and can miss alerts when distracted so it's never a good idea to bother them as they are working

[@gracieapplegate6534]

Y’all’s comments tells me y’all obviously missed what Cody was saying about the service dog. He knows you can’t pet them, he is saying if the kid ran up (if it’s a kid small enough that can’t read) not to just get angry and say “NO”, nicely tell the kid “no you can’t pet this type of dog. Then Cody is saying, IF the MOM asked “hey can my kid pet your dog” then you could be a bit upset because the mom knows you can’t pet a service dog.

[@tttayah44]

Literally!!

[@MetalOpossun16]

He should pin this

[@Lindseyisloony]

If your kid is over 2 and doesn't know NEVER to pet a dog without asking then you're a careless parent. Period.

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

Exactly period, nothing more to it, it's just an excuse to be a lazy shit excuse of a "parent"

[@iblame_nargles]

Yeah, it's not the kids fault at all, it's the parent for not teaching them

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

@@iblame_nargles which is what makes his take so not okay seeing as he has a kid he's gonna raise to be just like that one if he doesn't learn and be more responsible and accountable

[@Toushi99]

​​@@AllisonRutherford-vs4dtbe quiet little one you know nothing

[@AllisonRutherford-vs4dt]

@@Toushi99 being that I'm an epileptic who needs a service dog and a mother of three, yes actually I do know what I'm talking about kid, you clearly don't and are probably a 10 year old troll yourself, that or its just that you're butt because you're just as pathetic and irresponsible and just as much not a parent as the person in the clip, and anyone who doesn't understand that if your kid is over 2 and doesn't get this, you aren't a parent, just like OP said, and you're butt hurt that everyone here is calling trash like you out

[@basilliketheleaf]

i dont think cody knows exactly what service dogs do and is equating them to regular dogs. which i might get why he has the take if hes misinformed but yeah, do not pet service dogs. you're not supposed to distract them!

[@existential_horror5045]

yeah i feel this way too. especially when he said that dogs basically exist to make people happy. like, no, cody-- service dogs exist to save people's lives and help people with disabilities. not to make your kids happy. no one should have to let people pet their dogs, but *especially* not people with service dogs. they're doing a job that is too important to interrupt for any kid who wants to to be able to pet them

[@arcadiarose3775]

@@existential_horror5045 i think he's confusing or grouping SDs with ESAs, which is so wrong. SDs go through intense training specifically for the person they're going to be with and their needs, they are regulated, they literally perform life saving functions like detecting low/high blood sugar or alerting before a seizure or fainting so the person has time to lay down and avoid injury from falling from the faint/seizure. ESAs can literally just be your cat. a hamster. anything. not regulated, not allowed in public spaces (where animals aren't allowed but SDs are), don't perform life saving functions, etc. they are completely different things and he seriously needs to educate himself.

[@Toushi99]

maybe if nasty ass dog owners didnt bring their crusty poodles into stores lmao

[@Lindseyisloony]

Yes and it is completely unacceptable that he doesn't know that and that he thinks the mother has no responsibility to teach her kid how to act. He so so so thoroughly deserves every one of these call outs!

[@basilliketheleaf]

@Lindseyisloony agreed and i hope he reads these and apologizes next video

[@riahb9789]

poor cody, really fucked up on that service dog one 😭

[@shannonceleste5557]

ITT: everyone teaching proper service dog etiquette (leave them alone as they are working/kids need to be taught to never approach unfamiliar animals, and defo don't touch without permission from the owner)

[@JoshDin4Real]

Where I live, it is illegal to mess with a service dog. Besides the fact it's just rude

[@Lindseyisloony]

And, genuinely, nobody over the age of 5 should ever need to be told it's rude. 2 is the correct age to begin teaching kids that running at animals and petting them without permission is a big fat nope. A bit later on is when you add in additional lessons like that it's simply very rude to do certain things, no matter how much you want to. By 5 every child has experienced something that felt rude to them and they are capable of recalling how that felt when they are taught that something feels rude to others. Many children can grasp that part of it even earlier than 5.

[@devyndevyndevyn]

9:28 the editing never has missed & never will miss 🎣🎣

[@Astriddddddd]

Cody, I have a service dog. Under ADA law they are medical equipment, not pets. Therefore it is 100% illegal to mess with them in any way, even petting. It is life threatening to the handler when their dog is distracted. The thing is, we get takes like this all the time. And I really wish someone with this big of an audience and reach could make a small difference by explaining why it is so wrong to do something like the lady did in that video. It puts people like me in serious danger by preventing the dog from doing it's job. Even if it seems harmless, a service dog being distracted can easily lead to undetected panic attacks, seizures, blood sugar spikes, and a ton more issues that the handler will be unprepared for, which can lead to further issues (or even death for some handlers) It's not being overdramatic. It's people with disabilities trying to just exist as a normal person in this world without their life saving medical equipment being taken from them.

[@madeleine61509]

Part of me honestly hopes that the Karen did actually get in contact with a lawyer, and that they called her out for discrimination against someone with a disability and distracting a service dog, as well as pointing out that she would absolutely not have a leg to stand on in court. "You distracted a service animal" and "you verbally attacked a disabled person for their disability" ARE crimes, meanwhile "you were slightly rude to my child" is NOT a crime. A service animal being distracted by a child is potentially life threatening. A child not being able to pet ONE dog they saw is not life threatening. Still, I find this trash take to be really disappointing from someone like Cody.

[@cidricthekid]

I am not reading all that bro I don't give a fuck

[@zoe-leevandenbergh-rk4sn]

❤❤

[@DjinnAndTonics]

@@cidricthekid I did read it and I gave a fuck, so fuck off if you don't then?

[@mr.mayonnaise5488]

Thank you!!

[@Hewbroc]

Dear Zade, Just wanna say how much I appreciate your editing. However, I haven't seen the smiling "headphone warning" Cody meme in a while, and that makes me sad. It gets me every...single...time. This is my petition to bring it back. I love you. Thanks.

[@2JIN4LIFE]

some general knowledge for ppl who arent aware what you cant do to service dogs • dont touch without permission • dont offer it food or dog treats • dont try to talk to it or call its name just pretend the dog isnt there

[@zoemaurer5402]

The service dog clip was a very doodle owner take

[@raiooh]

fr tho

[@kaylae9242]

lmfao nearly make me choke on my lemonade

[@parker25489]

why are doodle owners like the least dog-person dog owners

[@toobad8657]

lmao perfectly said haha

[@JustMooshie]

Exactly lol

[@katystenner576]

Service dogs aren't pets, they're legally considered vital medical equipment. However, even if the dog wasn't a service dog, no one is entitled to pet your dog, and dog owners shouldn't have to drop what they're doing anytime someone wants to interact with their pet. Additionally, kids can be rough with dogs because they don't know better. If a parent isn't teaching their child to ask permission before petting a random dog, they're also probably not teaching other ways to respectfully and safely interact with an unknown animal. Dog owners aren't obligated to put their pet at risk for some random person's pleasure.

[@Meggiez1030]

You're right. My dog is just a regular dog and she has never liked children for some reason. They make her very nervous and I don't think it's safe to let them pet her. I'm just trying to be a responsible pet owner and keep both my dog and other people's children safe. I can't believe the way that mom acted. She's very immature and lacking appropriate social skills. She's setting a terrible example for her child.

[@chaotix7275]

​@@Meggiez1030You are right. Not approaching random dogs was one of the first things my parents taught me. Its so crazy to me how some people dont tell this to their kids. This woman could have one rude awakening if the kid aproaches wrong dog and ends up mangled.

[@arloturner8466]

the editing of chilly running through the garage door and humping a stranger to death while cody is ranting has gotta be an all time favorite for me holyyyy shit

[@goblynne3792]

“It’s a kid, let them pet the service dog if they run up because they don’t know!” is one of those embarrassing Facebook mom takes. I get that Cody’s been more generous to kids’ actions since having one, but come down to earth for a moment.

[@goblynne3792]

Like no shit, it’s not the kids fault, but being a kid doesn’t mean someone’s service dog should be open to pets. The dog is serving a purpose and cannot afford distractions in the same way your pet dog can afford to get pet by a stranger, child or otherwise.

[@JustMooshie]

I think he was saying the kid shouldn’t be healed responsible, not be able to pet the dog..but then again he also said both sides were in the wrong, so not a great take

[@Lindseyisloony]

If his kid wasn't tiny still I'd be calling cps lol. It's so absolutely gross when people act like 5 year olds have the learning capacity of a 2-3 year old. 2 is very literally the age where you are supposed to start explaining and practicing the things you need a child to know in public, such as don't run at animals or pet them without permission. There's NO EXCUSE for a developmentally normal child not to have mastered asking permission to pet a dog by 5 and Cody didn't think they should have known at all. Not that that kid was actually 5 yet. Cody need some serious prescription glasses.

[@JustMooshie]

@@Lindseyisloony i don’t think he thought that they shouldn’t have known at all…i think he meant they kid should get some slack lol

[@salem2584]

@@Lindseyisloony cps? get a grip. why would you want to ruin normal families and childrens lives by putting them in a hellish foster system?

[@karimabdulmajid8060]

Yeah in most places it’s a misdemeanour to pet a service dog without permission and while they’re on duty

[@DonkeyParadise]

Has anyone commented on the fact that it’s illegal to bug a service dog I wonder?

[@keatonscreations]

I think he needs 2 thousand more people saying the same thing, despite the fact that he apologized 6 hours ago already

[@layladavis02]

I dunno I haven’t seen a response yet. I guess is not illegal to bother a service dog

[@jessyjulie5506]

I thought u meant to hide a recording device on a dog at first.

[@gothicstrawberry.4219]

In Texas attempting to distract a service animal is : An offense is a misdemeanor punishable by: a fine of not more than $300; and. 30 hours of community service for a governmental entity or nonprofit organization that primarily serves persons with disabilities or for another entity or organization at the discretion of the court, to be completed in one year.

[@parker25489]

rare Texas W

[@Stuck_in_a_cemetery]

I’m afraid Cody missed with the dog one😭💀

[@Lindseyisloony]

You should be afraid for that kid of his!

[@RL_ManicFX]

@@Lindseyisloonyalright calm down it’s not that serious

[@angrechico173]

yall if 3000 other people already made a comment about it, NO ONE needs your input, too. all of us, including cody himself, are aware of the bad take he had. get over it. life goes on. we dont need another comment repeating what everyone already knows.

[@jackie_ngoff]

LITERALLY

[@mr.mayonnaise5488]

I know someone with seizures and they have a service dog. My uncle has one for cardiac issues. If people run up and touch a service dog or even distract them verbally, it’s life or death for the owner. The dog can miss a crucial cue that could save their owners life. Without an alert my friend might collapse and seize without getting to a safe space and they could die from the injuries. My uncles dog could miss an alert and my uncle could die from heart failure. YES CODY, it is a law, the ADA- American Disabilities Act very specifically states the laws and there are state laws. For example it’s a felony to impersonate a service dog. Service dogs aren’t “meant to make people happy” legally they’re medical equipment they are doing life saving jobs.

[@philswift795]

Nobody gives a f**k

[@YAYA-on1zt]

omg shutupppp bro, not everyone studies the laws placed. he said "dogs make people happy" please if ur gonna yap, at least cite what he said correctly

[@katherinemoran7137]

It’s wild that you’re more worried about what Cody said than learning to be a more considerate person.

[@cynister7384]

What the fuck are these replies?

[@alexisbaloi4996]

okay my question with that, it’s a felony to impersonate a service dog, but the other service dog clip said they aren’t required to carry documentation. so how can you tell if somebody has a really well trained dog in a service dog vest or a true service dog. like if service dogs are to be protected and there are so many laws protecting them shouldn’t there be proof that it’s a true service dog? I know in most cases you can just tell but how wild some dogs are that it’s not, but in the case that somebody has a well trained dog that isn’t a service dog and is just dragging it around with them yanno? i don’t know if that makes sense but it’s a question i’ve had.

[@zoe-leevandenbergh-rk4sn]

No, that girls mom should’ve kept her from the dog. I have a service dog who is trained to help me in event in a situation where I could die. It’s extremely distracting to my dog who is in a certain zone and when people come and get him out of that zone and it’s happened multiple times. Dogs are dogs they’re going to react. It’s not their fault. But you have the responsibility to identify someone who is most likely using a service dog and in that case leave them alone. They are helping their owner survive.

[@zoe-leevandenbergh-rk4sn]

In the country I stay in, you can get heavy prison time for even hurting a police dog or a disabled individuals dog.

[@noneofthiseverhappened]

Question. Are the dogs treated, well, like dogs? Or like a robot dog? Cause the "medical equipment" stuff threw me off

[@zoe-leevandenbergh-rk4sn]

@@noneofthiseverhappenedthey are a hundred percent treated like pets in any situation when they aren’t performing a duty to detect whether or not I might die. I have a German Shepard, a working dog, who is constantly trained to check on me but he’s literally a life saving device so I value his life more than my own? Without my dog I’d be gone. I spoil him and obviously treat him like the biggest puppy in the world. People who have never trained dogs for a specific purpose won’t understand

[@Frogwitch1129]

Alright he gets it, he apologized. You don’t need to leave another thousand comments about the service dog.

[@thegabici]

As a service dog owner, this shit happens. Every. Single. Day. Multiple times. A day.

[@sofeema6436]

Exactly and this is why she was NOT in the wrong, she's probably like "god not AGAIN"

[@Astriddddddd]

Agreed. I'm a service dog owner as well and it's so discouraging to hear takes like this. We need people with influence to explain why you SHOULDNT pet/distract a service dog, not why it's fine and service dog handlers are just overdramatic. It's so frustrating because we get this kind of stuff constantly and it would be so nice for someone to know the law for once and explain to a huge audience why it can be absolutely life threatening for the handler if someone distracts their dog

[@thegabici]

⁠@@Astridddddddagreed. Let’s hope Cody reads these comments and changes his mind

[@Milk-mq6gl]

It's really bad to imply that someone with a disability is a Karen just because they don't allow others to walk all over them with a smile. I've seen a video of a child going up and hitting a service animal. So many people with service animals get harassed by people like the woman in the video or a business that won't let them in because of their working dog.

[@Gamed-dd7tj]

you should get like a service alligator or something

[@Astriddddddd]

It is 100% illegal to harass a service dog, even petting. They're considered medical equipment under the law, not pets. Therefore, like a wheelchair or any other medical device, it's very illegal to mess with it as it can prevent the dog from alerting to a handler's issue and result in injury or death to the handler.

[@kickiniitbak]

Whenever I’m on a plane, I sit and wait until most people get off and I have time and space to gather my belongings. I HATE cramming myself along with other people in an already small space.

[@wolfelee356]

love you but you’re wrong about the service dog

[@scorpiosith5025]

Yeah cody not with you on the service dog thing, it is illegal in many states. Its a working dog and shouldn't be distracted. Thatd be like pushing buttons on my insulin pump and potentially hurting me because "people light up when they push buttons" come on now

[@user-ck9lm6xi1o]

Damn, that's a nice analogy

[@himanbam]

But I really like pushing buttons...

[@billsmith95pt]

Jesus the amount of people outraged about the service dog clip is insane. He said they were both annoying that's a fair opinion, plus he corrected himself after the fact. It's an honest mistake and now we are all more informed thanks to this video. Calm down Karens.

[@AlixWalkup]

Ok, I agree with everyone on the service dog thing but pretty sure Cody gets it by now, no need to tear him to shreds… 😅

[@kyrstenmarie]

Right?! 😂 like y’all it’s been said enough just let Cody have fun

[@tinatinatina24]

this!!!!

[@choosehappy9224]

I'll never understand someone who sees something commented hundreds of times then feel the need to comment it again.

[@JalapenoBizniz]

Gotta love how we all agree until we don’t and then it’s a gd free for all 😂

[@cambowsher0613]

@@choosehappy9224ik it’s so obnoxious

[@justabear4712]

perfect timing. right as i’m eating the mac and cheese my bf got me. literally couldn’t have found this video at a more perfect time

[@annabeldavenport3734]

I’m from the UK and here it is certainly illegal and common knowledge to not pet or distract service animales

[@marniluvsstrawberries]

I’m from the uk and I didn’t even know that 😭 rip

[@Lindseyisloony]

@marniluvsstrawberries There is no excuse for you not to know that... Most of them are labeled "do not pet", which should be enough. It's good that you know now. I imagine UK is similar to the US in the respect that the law doesn't care at all if you didn't know. Here you can straight up get a prison sentence if you distracting a service dog leads to the dog failing to preform a necessary task which then results in injury or other medical emergency for the handler.

[@zvezdoblyat]

​@@Lindseyisloony get off your high horse, no need to sound so snooty. While I personally know not to touch a service dog, I've never once paid any attention to the writing on their vests, and I assume most people don't either. It's fine to not know everything, but you can educate someone without sounding like a dick.

[@theunstinkable]

Some of these comments are SO brutal. Cody was absolutely wrong about the service dog video, but it comes from a place of being unaware of the work a service dog does. He isn't being willfully ignorant or trying to encourage the endangerment of children or people with service animals. He's equating service dogs to regular dogs which is clearly a sincere mistake on his end. Cut the dude some slack, he's only human. The barrage of comments has probably informed him plenty.

[@JustMooshie]

IKR!? Some people are just itching to say horrible things and hate on people I swear.. I’ve seen helpful, educational comments, but also people saying he’s a horrible father, out of touch with reality, does no work outside of sitting in front of a camera, and that people have lost all respect for him,… like whaaaaattt, yes he’s wrong but he’s not the embodiment of evil lol

[@pillowvibes]

@@JustMooshieI have a sneaking suspicion that a lot of those comments are just trolls lmao. half of codys audience are fairly normal, but the other half is a looooot of Reddit types, I’m willing to bet at least some are trying to pass themselves off as irrational to make the ppl speaking up look worse than they are

[@JustMooshie]

@@pillowvibes ur definitely right, i kinda forget those people exist just because of how weird they are lol

[@Jen_the_Dragon_Queen]

Finally, someone with common sense!! Thank youuuu! It's not something that is widely known or taught in the U.S. I didn't know that until I was 12 or 13! And it was from a KZbin video I randomly stumbled upon!

[@tinatinatina24]

exactlyyyyyy

[@rosebby1433]

"oh no you don't PRINCESS" taking me outtt

[@poppey40]

You may and wanted to do a little googling before saying it’s okay to distract service dogs. They protect people and save lives, so they need to be on the job when they’re in their vest.

[@Lindseyisloony]

He could also have just NOT left his entire brain out at the curb in the trash can today

[@_strawberry.fairy_]

"What is harassing service dogs illegal?" ... yes bro ☠️

[@Lindseyisloony]

Harassment in general is illegal. He must not realize that that's literally what it's considered to be by law, not just something dramatic someone said cause they didn't want their dog touched. Sadly even if that's the case it just speaks volumes and volumes about an adult person to 1) not know not to pet service dogs 2) think it's fine to not teach kids boundaries, manners, safety or common sense well before the age of 5. Being an adult and not knowing not to touch service dogs (without permission) requires an inherent lack of understanding of the basic idea of what a service dog is. It also sadly shows a pronounced obliviousness to the type of disabilities that benefit from a service dog. Like sorry but if someone thinks there isn't a problem with someone for instance making kissy sounds at a marked service dog going down the street then that tells me they haven't spent a minute of their life considering blind people. That's how Cody made himself look.