🐾 Service Dog Training at Disney: Revisiting Past Behavior Problems! 😬 (1/23/19)
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I Loved this, the only thing that upset me was how awkward I felt Judd and yourself were when you had to tell the person that Harlow was working and that they couldn’t pet her, You shouldn’t have to feel awkward or scared for someone’s response, but I would feel exactly the same I feel I’d be really scared about others reactions to me simply saying that my dog was working. I hope soon enough it becomes common knowledge to not even ask unless Harlow is out on her play walks etc but I guess she is a gorgeous dog and people can’t resist. Well done for both standing your ground xx
I cannot understand how anyone can look at a CLEARLY marked service animal, that's wearing a vest that says "Do Not Pet" "Working", absolute TOTAL strangers, and ask if they can pet anyway! What the?!?!?!?!?
I felt like it was awkward too.
I felt it was extra awkward because she also interrupted Jaquie while she was vlogging about the poutine. I felt this when she was just asking Harlow's name. I didn't hear her ask to pet Harlow but assume that's the reason they said "she's working." But I sensed the tension before that because of the interruption. That's just kinda rude in general, like walking in front of someone you know is taking a picture of something or even just interrupting someone who is talking. I've noticed it gets worse as people age, they just seem more oblivious, but maybe that's just my experience.
Kirsten Courtney yes, that’s exactly when I noticed it, so rude interrupting someone’s lunch with their husband for their own wants..
I feel it is okay to ask to pet dogs but if owners say no to respect that and keep going about your day. I’ve always grown up with dogs and I’ve worked and boarding for the past two years. Going away for college and not being around dogs like I used to has been awful. I will always ask to pet someone’s dog even if I can tell (due to my professional handling skills) that dog is very friendly and has already come up to me looking for pets. If a dog is working they have a job to do and the tasks the perform could be the difference between life and death. If a dog needs to not be distracted while working that’s okay. It’s really at the handler’s discretion.
This reminds me of a service dog in my area. I was a volunteer at a petting zoo and they would visit to get the pup used to all the other animals and the extreemly loud kids. It was so cool to see the progres that she made after a while!
“Harlow, stop landscaping!” Love that!! 😆
I've been training my service dog for about 9 months now. He's easily distracted but we are slowly doing better. Even though I know training a service dog takes time and they do have some behavior problems your story about Harlow and the fountain makes me feel better. Gives me more motivation to continue the hard work so we keep making progress.
Here you go you will feel lots better after this-pray for Ryker :)ruclips.net/video/ND63UPelkIw/видео.html
Such a nice way to encourage good behavior. Harlow is very well trained thanks to you. Every time I see you at Disney it makes me want to go. I have never been to Disney, but you make it look like so much fun. Hope you are having a good time and not over doing it. Remember to take care of yourself.
Omg Judds face at about 3:00 is how i react when someone tries to pet my Service Dog lol!!!!
Judds face when the server asked to pet Harlow😂
I don't think it was the server, I'm pretty sure Disney trains their employees in service dog etiquette, not to mention hygiene etiquette.
Harlow INHALED that cupcake!!! Lol!!
Lots of places are making doggie cupcakes so they have a healthier version. Keto kakes and paleo cakes are usually good for man and dog.
I saw you last night at MGM and I wanted to say hello but didn’t want to interfere with your plans. Harlow of course did great when she saw our pups! It was so amazing to see you!!!
When people ask harlows name you should give them a fake name, that way if they say the fake name, there no chance of her responding
I just got this idea about a "thumbs up 👍/ paws up 🐾" movement. It would go kind of like this: along with teaching about service dog etiquette to the general public, instead of just teaching/ saying "do not pet, the dog is working", add this with it: "If you see a lovely, irresistible service dog doing an excellent job working and you feel an irresistible urge to compliment, ask questions, or pet it anyway, take a "paws" (pause) and give it/ it's owner a quiet "thumbs up" instead. Remember this team is working yet probably still got stopped for questionong 20 times before you came along, and maybe even petted against their will. Please join the movement to just give a thumbs up instead.
People could even make t-shirts and brochures/ cards about the movement to help get it going. They could say "Take a (pause) 🐾 for service dogs and give a (thumbs up) 👍instead" or something like that.
This would give people a chance to express themselves in a non-verbal way and also something to do with their hand besides pet. Maybe it would help reinforce the idea so it sticks in the brain better.
Of course there will still be ignorant or hard headed/ rebellious people, but at least it might help somewhat reduce them. Just an idea.
Kirsten Courtney This is such a great idea! I love it!
When I see a service dog team, I just say- to the HANDLER, not the dog- "Oh, you have a gorgeous/beautiful/etc. dog!" (whatever adjective pops out of my mouth at the time) and then go on my merry way. I definitely try to assess each situation. If the handler looks like they're having a hard time for whatever reason, if they're talking to someone else, etc, I don't bother because there's also nothing wrong with just admiring a dog from afar. I feel like if people just apply common logic when they see a service animal and their handler, things will go so much more smoothly. Unfortunately, you're right in that not everyone seems to understand :-/.
My SD LOVESSSS to greet her friends when we go to meet ups. She only gets to see them about once every couple of months so it’s hard. I usually let her say a quick greeting before we start our day. Revisiting past issues and changing your approach is always a good idea! ♥️♥️♥️
The cupcake wrapper reminded me of the time when me and my sister were probably around 4th grade and we were all sitting at the table after dinner. Our dogs were eating and my mom and sister were throwing a paper towel at each other. My sister turned and threw it at our golden who was still eating and she must of inhaled it bc we never did find it after that.
It is so great that harlow can move on to her mistakes. Love your vids.
Here is a great video on SD mistakes, poor Ryker never made it but he lives in everyone's hearts as so much fun.
ruclips.net/video/ND63UPelkIw/видео.html
Ana Larson Thanks for sharing, Ryker made me laugh so hard and that song was perfect!
After not watching your videos for several months I was so glad that this popped up on my recommended! You have much more energy and I’m super glad to see that you can finally eat food unlike when you could barely keep that bread down. Stay strong!❤️ you should definitely be happy with your progress❤️ (I don’t know much about your chronic illness but I know your one heck of a fighter to be able to deal with it)💕
You’ve done a great job, Jaquie. You should be very proud of how you’ve trained Harlow xxxx
Thanks for taking us!
Harlow is an awesome dog and you do *such* an amazing job training her. Even though it can be time and energy consuming you are so dedicated.
I'm so happy to see you smile and laugh and enjoy eating! You seem to be feeling so much better.
didnt realize it was a turtle until you said it lmaooo
“It’s so great that your dog listens to you even though you’re in a wheelchair”
Um...what?! 😅
Yayyy! The Disney videos are always my favorite!
My dog will almost pull me out of my wheelchair so I totally get that lol! Harlow is amazing!
You look like you feel much healthier. Mmj really has done you well. My GP is really starting to limit my eating, so it gives me hope for symptom management.
So nice to see you happy ..I hope to make it back to Disney hopefully soon. Have a great Tuesday and thankz for sharing.
I am so jealous how much you get to go to Disney! I wish we lived close by!
Does anybody know why dogs shake their leg when you rub their tummy? It's so cute! 😃
Such a good little Hippo!!! You did a WONDERFUL job training her.
I love your hair! That hair stuff is awesome.
I love Disney Springs. The polite pig is soo good and so is Chicken Guy, by Guy Fieri. Also dessert at AristoCrepes. So yummy! I just got back from a trip to Disney world so I’m salivating thinking of the food I had there lol. I’m going to college near Disney world so I will be there a lot.
Hahahahaha I was all it’s aaaaaa.........CRAB! *jackie: “Turtle...” me: oh... all within a split second lol
I totally missed that part, gonna watch again! 😁
Harlow I love you soooo much today has been a good day and this video just made it a little bit more awesome Judd, Jaquie give hippo a hug for me 🥰
I was there the following day. So nice there this time of year. Now I’m back in the frigid northeast. Nice you live so close.
We got a new dog less than a year ago. For the holidays we got a can of whipped cream. I gave him some twice. He now knows what and where it is and will sit in front of the fridge and whine. I underestimated how smart he is.
😂
Maybe try the "good boy, take it" game someone described in one of the commemts here. Maybe work up to
sticking it on top of his nose and make him wait to "take it." If he gets to play this game every once in awhile and the game helps him learn not to beg, maybe that would help calm his craving? (If not, watch the video about Ryker the epic service dog failure someone posted. It's hilarious. You can at least be glad then that your dog doesn't pull the whole refrigerator out of the wall. 😂)
“Turtle on the rock” 🎶🐢
Okay, this whole episode should be a song...something about digging in the mud, dogs in sweaters, irresistible fountains, etc...😂
*balloon
I can tell Harlow is well trained. How did you learn to train her? Looks like a fun trip you had! Did Harlow even taste that? Lol. In the mouth and gone it went. Hope your doing well Jaquie.
How did Harlow do on elevator the first time? My SDIT is struggling with them. The first time he walked in no issue, but then it moved and he shut down and doesn’t want to go on them anymore. My goal is to take him to a place that has one that is not used often.
My SDIT is not a big fan of elevators, but I have been having her lay down as soon as we get on them, and have to put her in a down sometimes while we go up and down. I just act like everything is normal and only praise her calm behavior. She's doing so much better than she was!
your hair looks amazing
JUDDS LOOKS OMFG SO SASSY.
Your hair looks amazing at 0:34!!!!!
Hope you guys are going to the art festival while you are in Orlando
Your hair looks so pretty like that Jaquie. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
🌺🌸xoxo Jamie and Sable🐶 🌸🌺
Judd's awkward face! I am also very impressed with Harlow. Throughout watching your vlogs these past few years, she has never seemed to have any issue with focusing her attention on her job. Have you ever had any issues with Harlow begging while you are eating? How did you fix it? My dog has a horrible habit and I am looking for some tricks to help! I'm glad to see you feeling great!
Ashley Murray Hey, my Assistance dog trainer gave me a cool learning game to play. Hold a treat in your closed fist and wait as long as it takes for your dog to stop biting, slobbering and touching your hand then say “good boy, take it” and give him the treat. Make sure to wait three or more seconds before the good boy to make sure he has definitely stopped trying to get it. Once your dog has that down, get them to do the same with a treat on top of your flat, open hand. Close you fist if the dog tries taking it and then open when good behaviour is shown (sit or down is handy for making them think that this action will get them something like food or an open door). Again, once your desired behaviour is shown, tell them “good boy, take it”, “take it” is always used as the release key and “good boy” is used when they are doing well and you want to tell them that but you aren’t giving them the treat just yet. Make sure they understand that whatever they are told during the wait “take it” is the only command that will let them get the treat. This game can be used in so many ways with treats, toys, distractions, multiple treats, moving objects. It’s such a great idea and my dog picked it up super fast! Hope this helps!
Did I miss where you mention it? Where’s your smart band
I love that you go to Disneyworld to eat.
Great joke, Judd..😁
You are an incredible dog trainer, Jaquie! It is also good OT!
Drew Lynch, the comedian, has a gorgeous SD, Stella. She is a Viszla and very well behaved, but one day she jumped into a lake and went after some geese. She so I not come when he called and he was freaking out thinking she would drown. @thedrewlynch is where you can find them.
Shala Carter I second the recommendation. Oddly enough, I found one of them through a "...you may also like..." link that popped up on the other, but I honestly can't remember who was first. I love Drew Lynch and Stella.
Jaquie, if you guys haven't run across him he's incredibly funny and talks a lot about service dog issues and adventures. Plus, he uses captions to kind of riff on what his dog Stella is "saying."
U are looking gorgeous !!! Ur hair looks awesome
I’m going to Disney springs one day over spring break. I’ve never been there, any recommendations on things to do?
How do I relax knowing that Jacquie is like right there so close to me
Maybe take a deep breath, smile, wink, give one or two thumbs up, and sign "I love you." Then, if she starts talking to you, she's cool with it. 😱👄💨😃😉👍👍😍😂
Harlow is so well behaved! You should definitely be proud! I was wondering did you ever use an e-collar with when training????
I love u so much !!!! First!!!! This was awesome!❤️
You look very pretty with your sunglasses and curly hair😊
Yeah it just naturally suits her, I like it too, nice change.
it's missing cheese, a poutine has cheese.
Do you have any books or website you recommend for training a service dog?
You look good Jacq really healthy
Your hair is gorgeous!
What size Vog mask do you wear?
Good morning! Hope today is treating you well. Want to watch the video, but I am in the holding pen at the hospital and two guys already have two different t.v. Channels going. I have never been to this hospital. For surgery. Waiting pens only have curtains seperatng them. Hoping for a good outcome!
I hope you had a good outcome and can watch the video now.
Someone posted a link to Ryker the epic service dog failure in the comments. It's super funny, you will enjoy watching it, but if it hurts you to laugh after surgery, definitely wait a bit.
Can u order the magic bans on line
Harlow is very well trained. Um how did you teach her not to jump in water? I live by a lake and Lilac, every time we pass she lunges to the lake. Lilac definitely needs more training around the water but I don't know how to with out her running in. Anyway! I love the vid! Keep up the great work!! ❤️
I love that u love harlow..she takes good care of u..i also like her name
Can you do one on how to pick a puppy?
And maybe "what age dog is too old to start service dog training?"
Remember your training with Judd and hippo in public is working
They are behaving
Ha Ha
Do you have a link to the product that makes your hair wavy? How long does it stay wavy after you put it in? And how long does it take before it gets wavy/what do you have to do to get it wavy?:)
AlienMissy 483 check out the video from yesterday. She mentions the name!
I think in a past post she mentioned braiding her hair wet and leaving it to dry naturally in the braids. I know that works for my hair.
I think trends are kinda funny, when I was a kid CURLING your hair was the thing, like with a perm or curling iron, braids, curlers, etc. Now for awhile STRAIGHTENING has been the thing. I guess now it's time for CURLING again, lol.😂
Can we say water hippo?
I hope I phrase this right but your face looks Fuller in a good way :) glad ur felling better sorry if this came out worng I have Asperger's
I love SOG.
The person talking about Harlow being able to take advantage of you because you were in a wheelchair meant like when Harlow almost pulled you into the water! Being on wheels can make it harder to stop that sort of thing because they are DESIGNED to roll!
First time I'm that early.
My dogs wont listen if im seated on my chair....
Juds face at 2:50 xD Very understandable tho. Do you mind when people just come and ask about her, like her name, without trying to pet her or gain her attention?
I get the feeling they don't like being interrupted at least, like most people, especially while filming.
Super cute wavy hair👩🏻🦱💁🏻♀️
Did that lady really ask if Harlow has a name?? Why are people are so desperate to pet service dogs 🙄
Judd, I used to be a person who had to clean those hand prints off doors ect. I still to this day don't understand why it's fun for people to do that. expain please.
Maybe they like helping people get jobs. JK 😁
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I guess this makes me the third person to comment. What's the big deal with that anyway?
10:09 I guess he should know the punishment for a transgression like that. ;-)
U seemed very horrible to that women who asked about dog. Not pleased
They weren't mean
R.S. G if you were a service dog handler, you would understand. I cannot walk through a store with my service dog without being stopped at least 40 times to be asked about my dog. It’s very hard and it often can bother our dogs. Please take that into consideration.
I don’t think she sounded horrible to the woman. They answered her questions politely and when she asked if she could pet Harlow she told her no because she’s working. Think of it this way, if someone came up and asked someone if they could touch/see/use their wheelchair, cane, walker, oxygen tank, an in-use asthma inhaler from a person or rather yet just snatched it from them would that would be incredibly dangerous. Harlow is a service dog, when she is out and with Jaquie and in work mode, she should not be distracted, that can mean Harlow may miss signs that Jaquie is having an allergic reaction, or any of the other tasks she does for her. There was an instance where someone distracted a working service dog and missed that her owner was about to pass out. She fell, hit her head, and received a traumatic brain injury. So politely saying “no she’s working” is not rude. Especially after answering her other questions. It can be a matter of life or death. Not only that but it is illegal to distract a working service dog. Harlow has plenty of time to play and relax and she is well fed and well loved as evidenced by their interactions in other videos. Hope this changes your perspective.
R.S. G they weren’t rude, they politely explained that she was a working service dog that’s all. Jaquie even apologized. Judd is human too so he’s subject to feeling annoyed same as the rest of us
I don't think they were horrible at all. I felt the annoyed expression was more because the lady was totally interrupting them, while talking/ filming as well. My mom has a bad habit of interrupting and then if I interrupt her back she gets annoyed and says she didn't. So sometimes I just give her the annoyed look and she realizes she interrupted and apologizes. Kind of weird I know, but my mom is sort of a talking addict or something. Anyways, I was getting those kind of vibes in this interaction, not just the whole service dog thing.