Day In The Life As A College Student With A Service Dog @ the University of Montana
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- In todays video I’ll take you along a college school day! Having class, studying and a little Q&A.
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I miss seeing your videos I hope you start posting more
Congratulations on finishing up your first Samester of college, that’s the huge accomplishment and very exciting. I hope your speech went well and that you have a well-deserved enjoyable holiday break with friends and family. I always find your videos to be fun and entertaining. I plan to go to grad school this year with my first service dog but various life events got in the way and I wasn’t able to, so I really like finding handilers experiences going to college with there’s SD’s because it lets me learn things about the process that I would never thought of before hand so I can get as much information as I can so when I am able to go I am prepared and have insight. It’s also just really nice to have an authentic handler who talks about both the positive side and struggles of service dog training and handling.
Kokie! The fact it’s snowing there I went swimming last weekend it was still cold but- also I appreciate the vid:
Thank you so much for answering my question! (The puppy training one)
I’m currently working to save for a puppy who will be my SDiT and I need all the tips and advice I can get! I know how much work it’s going to be, and how much patience I’m going to need and I feel like I’m as prepared as I’m going to get, but any advice still helps!
Hi so yes being prepared for a service dog is amazing you may ask me any questions too I a service dog trainer/handler so use any questions for help I may answer for you.
I'm going to college next year and I have a giant Rhodesian Ridgeback and Greyhound mix, he weighs 70 pounds and is about 26 inches tall at the withers... Will it be hard for us to maneuver around the desks during class? Is there any specific training I should do? I've been working on teaching him to go under my legs when I sit down but I have to raise them up so he can crawl under because he's so tall. He also has a tail that is about 3 feet long and when he's happy, his tail wags very fast and it hits EVERYTHING! I'm worried that he might accidentally beat the heck out of someone with his massive tail or possibly break it somehow. I'm also worried that someone will step on his tail while he is asleep or laying down, should I make some sort of padded armor for his tail?? Is there a way to train him to tuck it??? Should I dye it neon colours so people might see it? Should I put LED lights on his tail? I'm so worried about his tail...
Do they allow animals at the university or whatever it is?, just wondering!
No, Only task trained service dogs or general Service dogs because service dogs are task trained
Just wondering because I thought I saw a cat so I was wondering if they allowed cats too (or I thought I did)
@@JuicyFruitSnacksAreGood yes, but a think it was in the appartment not the school
Alr, thanks!
They allow ESA's and the cat might be an ESA. Some dorms also allow pets in the dorms.@@JuicyFruitSnacksAreGood