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I just gotta comment on this! I have had service dogs in training before and people say the same thing. How can it be really after all this time that people don't recognize the service vest as what it is?!??
Oh I know what you mean!! We've even gotten Spook a blinding Pink
NEON vest and we still get, "Well, I didn't see the medical patches" Ah, excuse me they are bright blue to jump off the neon pink!! I have a sling bag backpack that I carry because of all my meds and medical info I have to carry. We've had an emblem made to go on it. Big Red Cross (medical symbol) Bright blue border around the 8 inch circle with MEDICAL ALERT DOG ACCESS REQUIRED BY LAW. People will still come up from behind and tell us. "You can't have that do in the store". Ok they aren't only stupid they can't read!!. HOWEVER, we have never had problems in
TSC!
Spook doesn't walk on leash either. She is always at heal, though she tends to linger when there are little kids or little old ladies around. Loves them both. People are shocked when I walk out of Wally World pushing a cart, her at my side and when we get to the cross walk all I say is "Stop" and she stops on a dime. I tend to get the, "Can you train my kid to do that?"
Gypsy, Spook will do the same thing with people with seizures. She also has a nack for picking up on pre-cancerous skin leasions. .
Aren't dogs amazing.
TSC has a great commerical about protecting your prized something or other dog that's gone into heat. It's funny what they do to keep the boy dog out, lol.
My Beast totally has amazed me from the age of 9 weeks old, he started alerting to my grandaughters diabeties almost imediately.
I dont normally put his vest on to go to
TSC, they have known him since he was a tiny ? (oxymoron here) pup.
LOL he hasnt been able to ride in a cart since he was 4 months old, they cant hold up under his weight lol. and to carry him out of the question he weighs as much as a small person,( 135 lbs)