I really appreciate how you left in the clip of him hopping out of the shell! Everyone’s dogs always look so perfect, especially at Disney, so I’ve been really nervous about whether my dog might make any mistakes like that when we go for the first time later in the year, and seeing that helped a lot. Thanks for including it, it’s really reassuring! 💕 Sirius and everyone else did great! ☺️
THANK YOU for leaving the oopsies in!!!! I’ve been worried about having oops moments. My pup is still in training and doing well but has miles to go. We don’t plan on doing Disney for AT LEAST another year. But I know, I KNOW he will be startled by something at some point. He is more on the timid side working through it well so far. But seeing that oops happens, that it’s okay and that they won’t kick ya out for oops that scary moment makes me less nervous for the future.
I was cracking up at Carella Deville 😂🤣 watching this video makes me feel happy that bringing my SD to Disney is a actual option! I didn’t know they had crates for them when you go on rides! Now I can’t wait to schedule a trip!
Glad that series is the first time at Disney went well. I didn’t know that you could take the dogs on the rides, I thought they always had to stay in the crates. That’s great that they had so many crates this time.
During the pandemic I’ve been self training my service dog, she’s an 11lb papillon mix. I was wondering, since she’s small should I avoid taking her on pirates, would the drop be too much for a smaller dog to experience or should I opt to crate her?
You could definitely still take her on pirates I would just make sure during the small drop that she’s in between your legs on the ground this way there’s less movement for her and I normally huddle over sirius so that he doesn’t get rattled around too much
@@siriusly.working5866 Thank you so much for the advice! This will be her first time at Disney so I’m just wanting to be very prepared. :) If you don’t mind I have another question, she mainly preforms dpt for my disability. I can feel pain in my stomach at any given moment, so since I wouldn’t need her until I feel the pain coming on would it be bad to have her in a backpack carrier when she gets tired? I really don’t want to look like one of those fake service dog people is the thing. What are your thoughts?
@@SnoozyNewzy that is totally up to you! I prefer on the ground as you don’t have to worry about having to get her out and put her back in. And also easier to put into crates when you don’t have to worry about a carrier
hellow! ive been watching your channel for a while, and i was wondering if you trained Sirius, or had someone train him for you? im asking cause hes trained so well, and hes absoloutley the perfect partner for you :3 im getting a service animal for phyciatric and medical alert, and Sirius is just so incredibly well behaved!! tysm
I have a French bulldog with a really unique coat so I get people that try and talk to him and call him over a lot. Did you have any troubles at Disney or is everyone usually respectful? I’m worried about the kids just coming up and petting him
What was the process of going through security? Did you have to completely undress him like in the airports to go though metal detector ? Or did they pat him down
Just so you know a dog "sweats" through their feet so I'm sure you know but because of that make sure to give your dog lots of water when you have boots on
I have a smaller SD and he is still in training and I glad that u still left the Oops in bc I feel like he is going to get startled at one point and seeing that makes me feel like he will do good. Also my sdit is a pomeranian and people mistake him for a fake how do u recommend making him look more professional since he is a smaller sdit
I can see why those two dogs were denied access. Another ableist people trying to bring their pets into none pet friendly places illegally. Great job with filming. You guys should come down to New Braunfels Texas. You could meet some great Texas teams and try out Schlitterbahn or SeaWorld. Schlitterbahn don’t know if their going to be good anymore. They just been sold to a new company.
Is there a way I could possibly contact you besides RUclips? I've always wanted a giant schnauzer service dog, but every service dog community I have been involved with has told me to go with one of the fab 5 breeds because of the breeds protection instinct. But I REALLY don't want to, and I would love an opinion from someone who has a giant schnauzer service dog.
@theserviceraven in those two years ive decided that i might just get a black poodle 😭 i know its a service dog but i want scary dog privilege so maybe a black poodle clipped to look like a GS would be better
I really appreciate how you left in the clip of him hopping out of the shell! Everyone’s dogs always look so perfect, especially at Disney, so I’ve been really nervous about whether my dog might make any mistakes like that when we go for the first time later in the year, and seeing that helped a lot. Thanks for including it, it’s really reassuring! 💕 Sirius and everyone else did great! ☺️
THANK YOU for leaving the oopsies in!!!! I’ve been worried about having oops moments. My pup is still in training and doing well but has miles to go. We don’t plan on doing Disney for AT LEAST another year. But I know, I KNOW he will be startled by something at some point. He is more on the timid side working through it well so far. But seeing that oops happens, that it’s okay and that they won’t kick ya out for oops that scary moment makes me less nervous for the future.
I was cracking up at Carella Deville 😂🤣 watching this video makes me feel happy that bringing my SD to Disney is a actual option! I didn’t know they had crates for them when you go on rides! Now I can’t wait to schedule a trip!
As soon as I saw the countdown on Charisma’s ig story I became excited for the vlog
Y'all are like the service dog mafia in California. He's a good boy for dealing with that mean ol' bar.
I am so amazed at the service dogs being able to go on the rides. I never knew they allowed it.
I love you guys YOUR MY FAVORITE SERVICE DOG CHANNEL!!!! Ilysm
Aww thank you so much for your support!
Hi, I have a question does Sirius eat before you leave to Disneyland or do you pack food for him so that he can eat while you are there?
I feed him breakfast prior to the parks
Thank you for being descepitive when showing hsirius's gear. I reaply appreciate it as a visually impaired sd handler and gear enthusiast
11:32 that was the perfect angle of all the dogs✨
Glad that series is the first time at Disney went well. I didn’t know that you could take the dogs on the rides, I thought they always had to stay in the crates. That’s great that they had so many crates this time.
I just learned this recently: Service Dogs are allowed on the rides that do not have a height requirement 😊
Oh wow, I guess it’s true what they say about learning something new every day. Also when you were talking about your son you meant serious right?
@@asecretcourtofcrowsandcloc4084 she meant Sirius yes
During the pandemic I’ve been self training my service dog, she’s an 11lb papillon mix. I was wondering, since she’s small should I avoid taking her on pirates, would the drop be too much for a smaller dog to experience or should I opt to crate her?
You could definitely still take her on pirates I would just make sure during the small drop that she’s in between your legs on the ground this way there’s less movement for her and I normally huddle over sirius so that he doesn’t get rattled around too much
@@siriusly.working5866 Thank you so much for the advice! This will be her first time at Disney so I’m just wanting to be very prepared. :) If you don’t mind I have another question, she mainly preforms dpt for my disability. I can feel pain in my stomach at any given moment, so since I wouldn’t need her until I feel the pain coming on would it be bad to have her in a backpack carrier when she gets tired? I really don’t want to look like one of those fake service dog people is the thing. What are your thoughts?
@@SnoozyNewzy that is totally up to you! I prefer on the ground as you don’t have to worry about having to get her out and put her back in. And also easier to put into crates when you don’t have to worry about a carrier
Do you have any tips for preparing your dog for amusement parks?
My mom took me there with my service dog and alot of kids tryed to pet my dog so i hope noone will pet urs! Nice vid btw🖐
she had a service dog prior to this that went to disney so she’s dealt with this before!
I'm just gonna take a wild guess...you love Dumbo.
Yes I do!
hellow! ive been watching your channel for a while, and i was wondering if you trained Sirius, or had someone train him for you? im asking cause hes trained so well, and hes absoloutley the perfect partner for you :3 im getting a service animal for phyciatric and medical alert, and Sirius is just so incredibly well behaved!! tysm
I mostly trained him myself with some help from trainers on the side.
Thank you so much! I wish you the best of luck!
Who is Atlas? Just asking
that was her old service dog who sadly passed away
I have a French bulldog with a really unique coat so I get people that try and talk to him and call him over a lot. Did you have any troubles at Disney or is everyone usually respectful? I’m worried about the kids just coming up and petting him
What was the process of going through security? Did you have to completely undress him like in the airports to go though metal detector ? Or did they pat him down
Just so you know a dog "sweats" through their feet so I'm sure you know but because of that make sure to give your dog lots of water when you have boots on
I got a question what kind of e-collar do you use
Educator from e collar technology
@@siriusly.working5866 is that the e-collar that they use to correct dogs that works really well with the yellow remote
@@KillerartRC123 yes
How was Sirius with the drop on pirates? Did he get spooked at all? :) ❤️
I have a smaller SD and he is still in training and I glad that u still left the Oops in bc I feel like he is going to get startled at one point and seeing that makes me feel like he will do good. Also my sdit is a pomeranian and people mistake him for a fake how do u recommend making him look more professional since he is a smaller sdit
Does he wear a vest and items identifying him as a service dog?
I can see why those two dogs were denied access. Another ableist people trying to bring their pets into none pet friendly places illegally. Great job with filming. You guys should come down to New Braunfels Texas. You could meet some great Texas teams and try out Schlitterbahn or SeaWorld. Schlitterbahn don’t know if their going to be good anymore. They just been sold to a new company.
Here did you get that backpack
Amazon!
Is there a way I could possibly contact you besides RUclips? I've always wanted a giant schnauzer service dog, but every service dog community I have been involved with has told me to go with one of the fab 5 breeds because of the breeds protection instinct. But I REALLY don't want to, and I would love an opinion from someone who has a giant schnauzer service dog.
she has instagram
@@snowbunnyrussian thank you, uh, one year later
@@marchflowers3304 I mean..someone else might need it. She's in a scandal right now so her insta is private
i know this is 2y later lol but her opinion has always been no to this
not to go with a GS as a sd
@theserviceraven in those two years ive decided that i might just get a black poodle 😭 i know its a service dog but i want scary dog privilege so maybe a black poodle clipped to look like a GS would be better