SERVICE DOG GOES TO COLLEGE | Day in the life.
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- A day in the life of Sheba, a guide/service dog who accompanies her handled to college!
A peak at her sample schedule:
8:20 Kibble and Water
12:00 Water
5:30 Kibble and Water
My guess is that Sheba goes busy (pees) approximately six to eight times a day and poops one to times times.
She will go approximately 10-12 hours overnight without going out to busy.
I always measure her water because if I know what goes it when, I can predict what will need to come out and when.
Social media:
Instagram: @laurenandsheba
Facebook: / shebatheguidedog
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I don't know why I noticed this but your apartment is really beautiful 😂 as is Sheba, she's gorgeous
Dixie White thank you!! 😊
For all the busy buddies out there she got her service dog from a school for the blind in New York. Not everyone who is legally blind wears dark glasses and sways like Stevie Wonder. She actually doesn't have to answer the two ADA questions since she is blind. In fact it's against Federal ADA Law to ask those questions for guide dogs for the blind.
ipsurvivor actually it’s not against the ADA law to ask people who are blind. Guide dogs are considered service animals so it’s not illegal
zara k Idk if it’s considered illegal but in the ada it states that if it’s not obvious what tasks the dog preforms you may ask the two questions. In Her case since she uses a guide dog is obvious. The original comment was correct.
@@danielleg.1084 I use a guide harness for my psychiatric service dog, my disability isnt obvious either, so am I exempt from answering the 2 questions too as many mistake me for being blind, especially if Im wearing sunglasses outside? ADA doesnt state that businesses cant ask if its obvious, many just dont ask because they figure it out on their own so theres no reason to ask, its not illegal to ask though
Maya the Psychiatric Service Dog Yea.... that’s exactly what I just said lol
@@danielleg.1084 what i meant was that my dog appears to be a guide dog and yet she isnt, so where does the questioning end? If asked my answer would greatly differ from a blind persons yet I can be asked but a blind person cant because they " look" blind even though both our dogs wear the same equipment. So exactly what does a blind person look like then? Most of my dogs commands are the same as a guide dogs and yet she serves a completely different function and yet my dog and I can be asked
She checks up on you a lot while guiding! So cute.
Where did you find your harness cape? I would love to get one for my guide dog! I love watching you and Sheba!
Dinty Doodle Went to Town it’s from Snowflake craft! The patches are from a different Etsy store, but snowflake craft will stitch them on for you!
Awesome video, I've just found your channel and I love you and Sheba's videos!
Living with a family who is almost completely blind, and a great grandmother who has had measles and is completely blind, i seemingly understand where your coming from. My sister is going into college and I’m so stressed and worried for her, since I’m so afraid she will fall or trip on something somehow. But to the point, your dog is so cute and she is a wonderful guide dog. Checking on you every few moments.
hi sorry, but are you blind or parcially sighted, because I am parcially sighted x
Becky Hyams no need to apologize! I have some usable vision
I am in the same situation I can kinda see but my vision is getting way worse my glasses help but I can still barely see what do I do
Sheba has the sweetest fact.
great video where did you get those hooks for the harness my guide dog harness keeps falling off the wall
james eddington Its just a heavy duty command hock! I got it at Target, but they also have them on Amazon. I can get you a link if you'd like. :)
That would be awesome thank you and my guide dog alvy thanks you
Lauren&Sheba that would be awesome my guide dog alvy thanks you and i thank you
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Love this video- Sheba is amazing and clearly makes such a difference in your life.
I love this! I wish I could have a dog with me during school. Though I will likely never have a service dog, this is interesting to watch! What a good dog :)
Galactica Schuyler I would not wish that on anyone, true service animals handlers would dream not to bring their dogs with them but we have to. I love my service dog to death but I can’t just decide when I take him with me.
Sheba is so cute!!! 😍❤️
Great video!
Love Sheba -- she's amazing. also, it's nice to see your face, too!
Just found your channel randomly by luck just now and I subbed lol
You are amazing, so is Sheba.
You and Sheba are amazing she is very cute black lab
Where’d you get your vest and your mobility/guide handle? I have vision but am legally blind and my service dog will be a guide dog and a medical alert dog and I’m trying to get all my service dog supplies before I get my dog
I had that type of blue stuff on my elevator at my high school
My Cane Corso when she was young, thought she had to have grass to go to the bathroom. One time when we were in Arizona, I got her out and there wasn't any grass, she just wandered around looking. After a few minutes, I went back to my truck and got my old Pitbull out. We started toward the back of the trailer, when were about half way back, I told her to go under. She went right under the trailer and did her business. The Cane Corso watched her. When my Pitbull was done, she came back out. I then told my Cane Corso to go under. She went to about the edge of the trailer and did her business. I looked at it as a start.
When I got sick in Colorado, the police took both my dogs into protective custody and boarded them at the pound. When I got out and went to get them, we came out and there was nothing but dirt because of some construction going on. I looked at my Cane Corso and said, it's just like Arizona, they don't have any grass here. She went over by the truck and went to the bathroom. The lady that was with us just started laughing.
2 cups of water what?
elisa williams it's a total of 6-8 a day.
great video
I have a question...do you live in the college? or do you live off campus?
Mya Angalee so sorry as I just saw this! We have lived on campus and in the dorms in the past, but currently live in an off campus apartment.
Lol “one year later”
What's the point in having that design in the bowl?
It keeps the dog from eating too fast and getting sick.
Slow feeder, reduces chances for bloat and vomiting
It can also prevent fast eaters from choking
Your service animal is so beautiful
She is so cute
why do you let your dog poop on the sidewalk
Because she picks it up anyways.
Morgan Gallagher to my knowledge most guide dogs for people who aren't fully sighted are trained to only go on concrete because it's easier for someone who isn't sighted to find it rather than on grass
Morgan Gallagher Because it's easier to see with low vision (think finding a magnet while sleepy in your dark carpet versus on your kitchen floor) and because service dogs are trained to go on any surface their handler asks-if there's no grass nearby, the next best place would be gravel or concrete!
stagbones and chronic logic good info !
You doing ok
Romania?!!!!
Are you blined I'm not being rude
Service dog in training / she has albinizom ive watched all her vidios shs is leagaly bind evryone witb albinizom are usauly leagaly blind i would know bc i also have it
Yes I am. I can see a little, but not much
Are you fully blind
o wait are u blind
Ive only see 1 guy with a service dog and the rest were girls. Whats with girls and service dogs
What's with all the ignorant people in the comments on these type of videos?
how do you keep sheba cool? the dog im looking at is a black pup like sheba and it can get really hot here in the summer. lots of water is a must, but do you have any other suggestions?
mia bolcato hey! Sheba has a cooling vest from Ruffwear that helps her stay cool! It can get over 100 here with high humidity and she does fine.
Lauren&Sheba thank you!!
I hope she gets lots of kisses, pets & treats for all that she does. They are angels.
Nila she does!
Loved the video!
Just out of interest how do you write this straight letters?
Like it’s really fascinating that your handwriting looks better than mine😂
Why control your dogs water?
*Gasp exactly!
Awh so sweet!!!
You doing ok
My dog she gets American journey dog food and a bottle of water in her water bowl
You have such a lovely voice. :)
Interesting, iv never been told to stop on the curb.
How would you recommend sitting on class when the chair and desk are connected if that make sense? I’m taking my service dog to college classes for the first time this August and I’m concerned that he may block the isle because he won’t fit under a desk that small. Do you have any ideas that could help me out? Thank you so much! 😊💚
gbird1998 makes total sense! It does depend a bit on the chair and desk set up as I have experienced this countless times and each one seems to be a bit different. Really I just try to tuck her as best as possible either under my legs or super close to the chair. Other students tend to have their backpacks everywhere so a little dog over hang isn’t as big of a deal. :)
I tried to sit by the edges. Those desks are ridiculous haha, I can't even fit my own long legs completely under them. So I sat in front, at the outer edge
I don't mean to pry into things but why do you have a service dog, if you are not comftorble saying then that is ok
Kailey W while its not my business, I’m going to assume it’s because she’s legally blind.
I’m from UK and ur harness looks so much nicer than ours, we don’t have pockets on it.
Her pockets are an attached cape that she got off of etsy, theyre not actually a part of the harness, you could probably attach them to your harness. Ive always been intrigued by guide harnesses from the UK where the handle doesnt detach and there arent any rabbit ears to keep the dropped handle from bouncing around or sliding to the side. Have you found this to be a problem?
How would u know if you use the right restroom / bathroom? Woman or Men
Most bathroom signs have Braille
Wait. Are you leaving a choke chain on her 24/7?? That's one of the fastest ways to kill your dog. :(
And feeding the dog kibble as well doesn't help
@@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335
Kibble actually helps with tar build up on dogs teeth I feed both of my dogs kibble and also the occasional raw egg like every two days or so and my vet said for me not to feed a raw diet especially with my older retired sd because it could cause dental damage or to at least feed it with kibble but I mean as long as it's good quality kibble it won't hurt the dog
I'm not against a raw diet in anyway it's just that some people dont have the means to feed their dog raw food and wet food is basically just dry food mixed with water it's not any better its actually worse so she may be doing the best she can for her doggo
@@servicedogonabudget180 i didn't know that. Bet your a good dog mom.
@SilverFlame819 it won't harm her because a lot of guide dog organizations they leave those collars on their dogs as it can be easier for the handler to not have to put it on them everyday all they'll need to do is clip the leash to it and put their harness on them
@@tiffanyhostler1580 "it won't harm her because a guide dog handler did it" makes zero sense. Who puts the chain on the dog doesn't have anything to do with the fact that dogs die from wearing them.
What tasks is she trained to perform, are you legally blind?? :)
DollyBear X - it's not your right to ask the two questions and you not only got them wrong but the questions can't be asked for people with guide dogs for the blind... Only if the disability is not obvious may covered entities ask the "2 questions".
theyre allowed to ask what tasks shiba performs ...
tylr josph - Blind people and others whose disability/disabilities are obvious are exempt from the famous “two questions”... in fact it’s against Federal Disability Law to asks the two questions to someone who is obviously disabled. The questions only apply to those who have disabilities that are not obvious. The exception of course would be if a blind person should be in authority to ask the question since the disability might not be obvious in that case. It also depends on who you mean by “they”. Typically those allowed to ask the two questions to those without obvious disabilities are those who work or volunteer for Title II and Title III ADA covered entities... mostly we’re talking TITLE III entities which include restaurants, grocery and retail stores, etc... If “They” are/is College Administrators/Staff processing the new student in they are typically allowed and need more information to accommodate the student with the disability and the working service dog. ADA Law can still be involved with Colleges but because of housing and other issues FHAct and The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Code 504 can also overlap jurisdiction. But random individuals who are not involved with the person’s admittance and reasonable accommodation with the service animal have no right to ask the two questions... A non covered person can ask but the disabled person doesn’t need to tell those with no need to know.
This matter is covered by Question 7 in the following from the Department of Justice’s website:
www.ada.gov/regs2010/service_animal_qa.html
DJLex only employees of an establishment can ask the two questions, actually
@@ipsurvivor It was a simple question there's no need to be rude back, sorry if I offended you but there was no need to react like that
Fake service dog. You people are nuts.
lizard944 😒
lizard944, why do you think this is fake? Why would anybody (besides Logan Paul) be so open about faking a disability? *You* are the one who's nuts here, pal.
Uhh, to collect a disability pension and all the other government goodies handouts for starters? And I'm not talking about people with REAL disabilities such as blindness or wheelchair bound. This is about you "PTSD" "Anxiety" lazy assholes who are too busy playing video games in your parent(s) basement to get a fucking job, so you feel entitled for the rest of the country to support you, cradle to grave. Good thing the Normandy invasion was not filled with you whiny snowflakes, because we'd all be speaking German now.
lizard944, PTSD and anxiety are legitimate disabilities, and there are service dogs for those disabilities too! You are probably just an 11y/o who thinks they're being tough but in reality you're bringing others down to feel higher up, and that's not OK.
I'm teaching people to have self-respect and self-esteem and to not feel like you need to broadcast your "disabilities" to the world in order to gain attention and sympathy that your parent(s) never gave you. Everyone has anxiety and stress in life and the social disorders these snowflakes have is environmental by having poor parents and a poor upbringing. Coddling these flakes only compounds the problem. I recommend two years in the military to gain some confidence and self respect. Seem to have enough time to make all of these fucking videos, then you have enough time to serve your country and gain some valuable lessons in life.
You dog late dinner is way different than my dog who was suppose to be a service dog but can't because he washed out his late is like 12:00am