@@jellybeanboybro that’s like rude the kids probably 5 you don’t “yell” at them unless maybe she did it like 5 times but it’s just a little kid making a mistake
@jellybeanboy kids don't inherently understand what no means. They are growing and learning, you have to teach them the correct way. Just yelling is not going to teach them anything, especially considering how young that child seemed.
Thats a great parent, most people dont correct children’s mistakes cause they may get upset but the mom in this case acts appropriately and makes sure she knows not to do that.
Fr I was at a zoo and the lady who was feeding the animals (Great woman, by the way.) told the kids to not throw food on the animals. They threw it directly on them and their mother was only trying to get them to pose for photos. Maybe those kicks up the ass actually did help me. 😭
Its always great to see mum helping the kid to understand, and I'm glad you're so patient with the little kids! Silly adults I get but kids dont understand the concept of a service dog or training or anything much tbh 😂❤❤ Cider's training is coming along so well! He's gonna be the best boy 💗
most kids can understand things if explained clearly why their important once iv only ever had to explain things multiple times that are simple with adults in my experience children are curious and want to learn something they don't know adults will have ego that they don't already know something normally.
Love your dogs and videos, but want to note how much I admire you directly. Your patience and willingness to take the time to teach kids (and some adults) about service animals is invaluable.
Your channel has taught me a lot about service dogs and the different kinds of uses! I have learned especially about the difference between service dogs and ESP dogs and the laws surrounding them! Super cool you spread this information in such a neat, funny, and informative way!
Aww so cute! I love how more and more parents are becoming aware of service dogs and what you are and not supposed to do while they’re training/working and teach it to their children that. I love you guys so much❤❤
I really love the way you responded to the child. The way you made your responses easier to comprehend for this little one was amazing! Love to see people meet others where they're at, so they can walk away with just little new knowledge. Thank you for the content, and the knowledge you share!
I love the mom correcting her right away! Little kids don’t understand so it isn’t their fault. This mom is awesome I love the positive videos you post! I hate the people who don’t respect service dogs.
I loooooooove seeing your interactions with littles on service dogs ❤ your vocabulary and tone change to meet their age. If you decide to have children in the future, you'd be an amazing parent. If not, you're doing an incredible job parenting those golden fluffballs ❤
We had a service dog in training (we later learned it was a therapy dog) at our library. My kids love animals so service dogs are a big lesson in our home. So my 3 year old was absolutely upset that kids were petting this dog. "DON'T PET VEST DOGS!" She was telling everyone, lol.
I love how kind and patient you are. I see so much content from people who expect others to just know how things work they aren’t familiar with (not limited to service dogs). You stay positive and teach people without condescending to them or compromising yours or the dogs’ needs, and I just love that so much. Keep up the amazing work.
Yes yes yes a million times yes. This is how this should go every time. Kid knows to ask bc parent has taught them to. Owner explains the situation. Mom watches to make sure kid does not cross owner or dogs boundaries. And when kid does make a mistake the parent corrects it firmly but not aggressively and more explinations are given so the child learns. All of this. Yes.
Cider is so adorable! He’s going to make an excellent service dog. If I needed a service dog, I would want one like him and Jakey (although I’d be a bit sad because I love roller coaster rides and I know you can’t go on them if you have heart conditions).
I really am hoping for "going up to a stranger and stranger's animal is not okay. It isnt even okay to ask to pet. Just move about your day" To become the norm at some point.
very kind and spreading information people should have but a lot of people don’t know ! also great looking doggos and hope the training continues to go well
Mama did a good job letting the kid know what's the right thing to do, but I think the kid wanted a way to show appreciation to the dog, and not just ignore. Might be a good thing for kids to be told to tell their person that the dog is really good and to get lots and lots of treats from "kids name". Idk, just feels like kids love to express a kindness (throw stick for later), but obvs can't because it's not the right time.
My dad has a service dog for PTSD and so many people come up and try to pet her but she has a vest that said Do not pet and it’s in big bold red letters on a black vest and I kinda laugh because it’s easy to see. I scroll through you videos and like how most people ask about what like cider is being trained for and I find it amazing on what they can do. I also hate when people still try to interact with the service dog even when you tell them that they can’t pet the dog or if they’re training like they don’t need that distraction.
A quick question, I don’t mean this in any bad ways. Are you keeping Jake after he retires? What happens after a service dog retires? And lastly Cider is the bestest boy and I love his vest!
Sometimes it seems like raising kids to be polite people isn't terribly far off from training dogs 😅 Lots of reinforcement, lots of correcting behaviour (throwing stick, or distraction from other stimuli...). Thank you so much for your channel and showing the ins and outs of dealing with folks in the context of having a service dog!
I would describe a service animal as "an animal (typically a dog) that is used to help medically complex and/or disabled people." Or to a kid "an animal who helps people for medical reasons"
Would it be easier to tell people that there dogs are working instead of training I'm working on getting me a service dog so I'm trying to think of a way to tell people so im just trying to look for some tips
That was a small child who has never seen a service dog before, the adult of the situation handled it well. As a service dog owner I wouldn't have been mad about this situation.
it's a little kid, they're known for not getting boundaries at first. it's probably that girl's first encounter with a service animal, an the mom is doing a great job of teaching what kind of things she shouldn't do. she also wasn't acting entitled, she just didn't get it
That mum correcting after the stick incident was great, firm reinforcement that some dogs cant play because they have jobs.
I would've been WAYY more strict "No! Absolutely not. She said no. Why would you do that?"
@@jellybeanboyGood for you?
@@jellybeanboybro that’s like rude the kids probably 5 you don’t “yell” at them unless maybe she did it like 5 times but it’s just a little kid making a mistake
@jellybeanboy kids don't inherently understand what no means. They are growing and learning, you have to teach them the correct way. Just yelling is not going to teach them anything, especially considering how young that child seemed.
Cool 😃@@jellybeanboy
Thats a great parent, most people dont correct children’s mistakes cause they may get upset but the mom in this case acts appropriately and makes sure she knows not to do that.
And the child is so understanding ❤ just goes to show what a good parent she is!
Fr I was at a zoo and the lady who was feeding the animals (Great woman, by the way.) told the kids to not throw food on the animals. They threw it directly on them and their mother was only trying to get them to pose for photos. Maybe those kicks up the ass actually did help me. 😭
Aww 😊 that was good control considering how most other kids act
Its always great to see mum helping the kid to understand, and I'm glad you're so patient with the little kids! Silly adults I get but kids dont understand the concept of a service dog or training or anything much tbh 😂❤❤ Cider's training is coming along so well! He's gonna be the best boy 💗
Thank you! Yes they were so nice! Cider is the best boyyyy
most kids can understand things if explained clearly why their important once iv only ever had to explain things multiple times that are simple with adults in my experience children are curious and want to learn something they don't know adults will have ego that they don't already know something normally.
Cider is getting so big I remember when he was just a pup 15 weeks old 😭
Don’t remind meeee😭😭❤️
That’s so sweet, the little girl said is he nice instead of just coming over and petting him ❤☺️
Love your dogs and videos, but want to note how much I admire you directly. Your patience and willingness to take the time to teach kids (and some adults) about service animals is invaluable.
Thank you so much ❤️🥹
Fr I would NOT have that much patience! My social anxiety would get in the way too! I don’t see how she deals with all that! It’s so admirable
He’s doing genuinely amazing for only being 6 months old ❤
Your channel has taught me a lot about service dogs and the different kinds of uses! I have learned especially about the difference between service dogs and ESP dogs and the laws surrounding them! Super cool you spread this information in such a neat, funny, and informative way!
I love this! I’m so happy we have helped you learn! Thank you ❤
Aww so cute! I love how more and more parents are becoming aware of service dogs and what you are and not supposed to do while they’re training/working and teach it to their children that. I love you guys so much❤❤
I really love the way you responded to the child. The way you made your responses easier to comprehend for this little one was amazing! Love to see people meet others where they're at, so they can walk away with just little new knowledge. Thank you for the content, and the knowledge you share!
I love the mom correcting her right away! Little kids don’t understand so it isn’t their fault. This mom is awesome I love the positive videos you post! I hate the people who don’t respect service dogs.
I loooooooove seeing your interactions with littles on service dogs ❤ your vocabulary and tone change to meet their age. If you decide to have children in the future, you'd be an amazing parent. If not, you're doing an incredible job parenting those golden fluffballs ❤
Thank you for being calm and kind to those two! As well as educating the little one!
HE IS SUCH A GOOD BOYYY ❤❤❤❤❤
Aw hes so cute i love service 🐕🦺 dog bc they help people 😊
Ty for two like
Your cheerful, educational tone is so great.
Both the mom and kid were absolutely amazing!! ❤❤❤
Aww your so nice to people and children and your pups .. thanks for understanding children as well as alot of adults dont even get it ... ❤
We had a service dog in training (we later learned it was a therapy dog) at our library. My kids love animals so service dogs are a big lesson in our home. So my 3 year old was absolutely upset that kids were petting this dog. "DON'T PET VEST DOGS!" She was telling everyone, lol.
awww thanks for talking to her about service dogs to her
Cider is a handsome, handsome boy!!!!
Both pups are amazing!
Thank you for posting & showing how much work goes into training a service dog.
I love how kind and patient you are. I see so much content from people who expect others to just know how things work they aren’t familiar with (not limited to service dogs). You stay positive and teach people without condescending to them or compromising yours or the dogs’ needs, and I just love that so much. Keep up the amazing work.
It must be so exhausting to explain this every damn day I salute ya love
I'm sure he'll grow into an amazing service dog!!
He looks so happy and cute! You do a great job explaining things for people also! ❤❤
Great interaction all around, well done.
That’s a very cute dog❤❤❤🎉
He is too adorable just like the mom and kiddos
Beautiful interaction ❤
So sweet!🤍 I love being able to educate people about Service Dogs and Pitbulls especially kids.
Yes yes yes a million times yes. This is how this should go every time. Kid knows to ask bc parent has taught them to. Owner explains the situation. Mom watches to make sure kid does not cross owner or dogs boundaries. And when kid does make a mistake the parent corrects it firmly but not aggressively and more explinations are given so the child learns. All of this. Yes.
Cider is so adorable! He’s going to make an excellent service dog.
If I needed a service dog, I would want one like him and Jakey (although I’d be a bit sad because I love roller coaster rides and I know you can’t go on them if you have heart conditions).
Haha! Well your not suppose to go on them 👀😮💨 lol sometimes I still go on small ones!
@@HayleeAnd.HerDogsAwww it’s okay. They’re not all they’re cracked up to be 😅
@@HayleeAnd.HerDogs I also have a heart condition, and tbh I do the same lol
So beautifull so special. God sent animals to help out people. Thank you Jesus!!❤❤
A good mom doing the basic stuff all moms should be doing.
Helping kids learn and understand is so important. It's unpaid care work
I really am hoping for
"going up to a stranger and stranger's animal is not okay. It isnt even okay to ask to pet. Just move about your day"
To become the norm at some point.
very kind and spreading information people should have but a lot of people don’t know ! also great looking doggos and hope the training continues to go well
This was a beautiful interaction 😁
You're so graceful
"only 6 months old so we got a long way to go" cider"what? what do you mean more? I'm perfect."
Parents please take notes. Educate your children
Mama did a good job letting the kid know what's the right thing to do, but I think the kid wanted a way to show appreciation to the dog, and not just ignore. Might be a good thing for kids to be told to tell their person that the dog is really good and to get lots and lots of treats from "kids name".
Idk, just feels like kids love to express a kindness (throw stick for later), but obvs can't because it's not the right time.
I love how you don’t show faces. Privacy is important.
My dad has a service dog for PTSD and so many people come up and try to pet her but she has a vest that said Do not pet and it’s in big bold red letters on a black vest and I kinda laugh because it’s easy to see. I scroll through you videos and like how most people ask about what like cider is being trained for and I find it amazing on what they can do. I also hate when people still try to interact with the service dog even when you tell them that they can’t pet the dog or if they’re training like they don’t need that distraction.
Ty
A quick question, I don’t mean this in any bad ways. Are you keeping Jake after he retires? What happens after a service dog retires? And lastly Cider is the bestest boy and I love his vest!
She has disclosed in a different video that she will be keeping jake
Well done you! You handled that well
his training is great, 6months he has excellent eye contact.
Sometimes it seems like raising kids to be polite people isn't terribly far off from training dogs 😅
Lots of reinforcement, lots of correcting behaviour (throwing stick, or distraction from other stimuli...).
Thank you so much for your channel and showing the ins and outs of dealing with folks in the context of having a service dog!
You're so good with kids
I love that you dont film peoples faces. Excelent
Never! I just want people to focus on the information and the pups! It helps with privacy as well❤
This is so cute. Are they trained to alert at home too when they’re technically not working or is it just in public places?
Yes they still alert when at home. The alerting doesnt stop when they are 'not actively working'.
Yes! They will still alert at home if needed!
@@HayleeAnd.HerDogs what good boys!
He’s so cute or is it a girl I don’t know but he’s cute❤
I agree, Cider is such a sweet boy
@@thaliairaina yeah he’s well-trained❤
Cider said , I don’t want the stick ? 😂
I would describe a service animal as "an animal (typically a dog) that is used to help medically complex and/or disabled people." Or to a kid "an animal who helps people for medical reasons"
Or, as my little brother calls it, 'a helper doggie, no pet'
@@thaliairaina Yeah. Young kids need to understand
@@thaliairainaThat is so adorable!!
How old are service dogs before they retire?
Would it be easier to tell people that there dogs are working instead of training I'm working on getting me a service dog so I'm trying to think of a way to tell people so im just trying to look for some tips
What happens to the retired dog? Does he stay with you or go on to another family? Just curious?
He will stay with her.
@@CleverClover2023 awwww good 🥰
You've got the perfect elementary school teacher voice 😂😂😂
I'm so sad Jake is retiring you still get to keep Jake right?
Yes she is keeping Jake
it’s so annoying that kids won’t just listen
How?
@@Pawz_the-bordercollie how do you feel when people don’t listen?
@@thea0483 the kid didn't know
@@thea0483 I'm fine with it
You sound so condescending when you speak especially at the start to that little girl
That kid ain't the brightest
Groan.. the patience displayed for lack of respect and boundaries
That was a small child who has never seen a service dog before, the adult of the situation handled it well. As a service dog owner I wouldn't have been mad about this situation.
it's a little kid, they're known for not getting boundaries at first. it's probably that girl's first encounter with a service animal, an the mom is doing a great job of teaching what kind of things she shouldn't do. she also wasn't acting entitled, she just didn't get it
@@maibourg9924 True