I love that you guys have golden retrievers in this compilation! I am training my two year-old golden retriever as an autism spectrum disorder/Asperger’s syndrome, assistance dog. I really need to know how I can get through our second year of public access training. Freja looks like some of these goldens on your compilations.
Love your channel! Penny is an Australian shepherd. She knows basic obedience (sit down stay come wait heel by my side) she knows dpt sh interruption crowd control crowd blocking focus orbit. She also alerts me if my anxiety gets too bad or I’m about to have an anxiety or panic attack. I can also give her a nonverbal command that she will do a false alert to if I need an excuse to leave a conversation or situation that is too stressful or uncomfortable for me. She also settles in pretty much any environment. She knows read ( she will be in a sit and go back on her legs to boop my hand with her nose) she also knows spin ( she’ll spin around in a circle) and she knows high five. These help to keep up her engagement.
@Chamgelo-cl7cu Wait, the Penny in the video?! Also, that's really cool! Sounds similar to what my first service dog did! She sounds like the bestest girl 💕
How did you train the crowd control with the block orbit! I am working on crowd control with my golden retriever. I am on the autistic spectrum,and I need grounding tasks with big crowds and sensory overload. I also learned to when I have a sensory overload or over stimulation. That is really cool that your dog helps you out with your anxiety.
Love these!!!! I have a 1 yr old Rough Collie in training for medical & cardiac alert, he reminds me to take my medications 3x's a day, we are working on a med retrieval, he alerts to heartrate changes (I have a pacemaker that is set fairly low and he thinks anything over 75 is bad for me, but will major alert to anything over 100) his most recent is alerting to my fainting which is something new that just started a few months ago which my Dr has determined is related to my heart. We are working on retrieval for other things like his leash, my shoes, as well as things I drop because bending (or sudden movement changes) make me dizzy due to my meds, as well as I had leg surgery which messed up the nerves in that leg making me very unstable walking so any different change can put me off balance and ending up on the ground.
@daiyzanth ooh, i love rough collies! He sounds like his training is coming along fantastic, omg! Boston LOVES his med retrieval, he waits for my alarm to go off and when it does he opens my door and sprints out 😂 Thanks for sharing!
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I love that you guys have golden retrievers in this compilation! I am training my two year-old golden retriever as an autism spectrum disorder/Asperger’s syndrome, assistance dog. I really need to know how I can get through our second year of public access training. Freja looks like some of these goldens on your compilations.
Love your channel! Penny is an Australian shepherd. She knows basic obedience (sit down stay come wait heel by my side) she knows dpt sh interruption crowd control crowd blocking focus orbit. She also alerts me if my anxiety gets too bad or I’m about to have an anxiety or panic attack. I can also give her a nonverbal command that she will do a false alert to if I need an excuse to leave a conversation or situation that is too stressful or uncomfortable for me. She also settles in pretty much any environment. She knows read ( she will be in a sit and go back on her legs to boop my hand with her nose) she also knows spin ( she’ll spin around in a circle) and she knows high five. These help to keep up her engagement.
@Chamgelo-cl7cu Wait, the Penny in the video?! Also, that's really cool! Sounds similar to what my first service dog did! She sounds like the bestest girl 💕
How did you train the crowd control with the block orbit! I am working on crowd control with my golden retriever. I am on the autistic spectrum,and I need grounding tasks with big crowds and sensory overload. I also learned to when I have a sensory overload or over stimulation. That is really cool that your dog helps you out with your anxiety.
Love these!!!! I have a 1 yr old Rough Collie in training for medical & cardiac alert, he reminds me to take my medications 3x's a day, we are working on a med retrieval, he alerts to heartrate changes (I have a pacemaker that is set fairly low and he thinks anything over 75 is bad for me, but will major alert to anything over 100) his most recent is alerting to my fainting which is something new that just started a few months ago which my Dr has determined is related to my heart. We are working on retrieval for other things like his leash, my shoes, as well as things I drop because bending (or sudden movement changes) make me dizzy due to my meds, as well as I had leg surgery which messed up the nerves in that leg making me very unstable walking so any different change can put me off balance and ending up on the ground.
@daiyzanth ooh, i love rough collies! He sounds like his training is coming along fantastic, omg! Boston LOVES his med retrieval, he waits for my alarm to go off and when it does he opens my door and sprints out 😂 Thanks for sharing!
Could you do some videos with more psychiatric service dogs? Thxx❤❤