#Mobile medical services

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[mandana-the-service-pup]

A Complex Mobility Task: 📫🦮

Since moving into a house, Mandana has started to develop a habit of barking loudly when mail or packages are dropped off. Rather than punish her for this natural behavior I’m giving her the tools to deal with it in a more productive manner.

1. She rings the bell to let me know the mail was delivered.

2. She sits and waits for me to open the door and give her commands instead of bolting outside.

3. She brings the packages inside and stacks them in a pile.

4. She opens the packages for me only when I ask and only until I ask her to stop so as not to damage anything.

5. She helps me pick up items and throw trash away.

It’s a bit of extra work for me right now but she really enjoys it and it’s going to be very helpful when the training is complete.

[poodle-gutz]

This Friday Molly got to meet a robot! The local junior high robotics team dedicated some time to come to the nursing home where I work so the patients could see their robot and learn about how it works! Me and my coworkers agreed it was a great opportunity for Molly to learn how to function around unexpected things, she did VERY well considering you don't see robots everyday. The team was nice enough to let me get a photo of the bot with Molly, and she thoroughly enjoyed watching it wander around the floor (I let her watch the bot for awhile since it was a new experience and expecting her to focus right away was just completely unrealistic). She was able to effectively task and listen to commands even while watching her environment which is exactly what I hoped for. Great job Molly!

[lost-spoons]

I'm honestly not sure if I've mentioned this on here before, but here we go.

I've been looking into getting a service dog for a few years. What breed would be best for the tasks I need, if I should get a program trained dog or if I should owner train, what it costs to get said service dog and anything they need or would like, how to take care of a dog, what are the laws around service dog prospects and housing, what are the laws for service dogs, etc. etc.

Up until now, it's all been more of a thought experiment than anything else because my father established a "No Dogs Under My Roof" policy a long time ago, and despite a service dog being medical equipment, the answer to if I could get one is a hard "Not Under My Roof"

But! We're finally down to the last year or two of community college before I transfer to a 4 year where I'll be living on my own and can thus get a dog. So I'll be looking into breeders to see what their wait lists are like and check to make sure the breeder I decide to go with is actually an ethical breeder.

I've debated on breeds for a while. Poodles are hypoallergenic but require a lot of hair maintenance and will matte up fairly quickly if I forget to brush them due to a flare-up, so they're a no. Doberman seemed like a good fit as they met most of my requirements. However, I was informed that they're a velcro breed that are very protective, which makes sense since they are breed to be guard dogs, but that doesn't work if i need a strangers help. Goldens and labs are quite similar in most things regarding my list of requirements but didn't end up being my final choice.

I've decided to go with German Shepherds for the breed, as I need mobility, medical alert, and psychiatric tasks. That's quite a bit for one dog, but German Shepherds are breed specifically to be working dogs with varying jobs, so while I'll need to be careful with training to keep them from burning out as a puppy, they're my best bet.

I've decided on owner training supplemented with a professional trainer's support/assistance.

The mobility tasks in question aren't weight bareing, and even if they were, I'm aware that type of training doesn't start before the vet okays it around 2 or so years old. Sometimes, my vision stops working, or I'll get horribe brain fog making me very confused, and I can't bend down to pick things up off the floor unless I'm sitting, so think along those lines for mobility tasks.

The medical alert is for POTS and maybe migraines. I'm not sure how migraine alerts work yet, i still need to look into that one, but I know how to do the POTS ones.

The psychiatric tasks are to tell me if I'm displaying anxious habits cause I don't notice them and can't feel when I am due to a disconnect in my brain from physical reaction and emotional reaction. I react physically but can't emotionally, which means i can have the bodily reaction of a panic attack and all the issues that creates but I think im perfectly fine. Which is oh so fun to deal with (can you hear the sarcasm?) Plus a few other things I don't feel like sharing that I need help with.

If anyone has anything helpful to add, please do. I've looked into things, but research can only get you so far

[dreamdropsystem]

attempting drawing us with a borzoi! it's not us cause we're much bigger, we need to use sonas or ocs to draw for our service dog art cause it sucks drawing us and we don't know how to draw the body so we make ourselves "cuter" but yeah it's rough.. we want to train our service dog so many tasks.. we need to lower it to 2 tasks to teach at a time. we'll work with. probabaly will work trainer and see what they have to say cute dyed doggie hehe (this is just our fantasy service dog dream we don't expect a borzoi don't worry)

[taravali-the-service-pup]

Comments on raising an owner-trained service dog as a disabled person.

If you are disabled and have raised/trained your own service dog (with or without outside help) please contribute your wisdom along with the age & breed or type of dog. You don’t have to reveal if your dog has washed but please keep that in mind when adding your comments and how your advice might affect future handlers.

[doggozila]

(via Types Of Service Dogs: Different Kinds but all in Service - Doggozila Magazine)

[themogaidragon]

Do you know of any service animal pride flags?

Guide Dog User Flag

PT: Guide Dog User Flag /end PT

A flag made by fantasy-store (link) for those who have/need a guide dog.

[krypto-the-service-dog]

Bus rides

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[nightmaretour]

The NHS will prescribe physiotherapy as the only treatment for pretty much anything. When my knee was locked they put me through intense physiotherapy for two years, TWO YEARS of horrific pain (and a contraption that I can only describe as a medieval torture device that I had to sleep in) before finally going "haha yeah guess we're gonna have to do a tendon release"

[poodle-gutz]

A TON of gear came in for my babes today! I'm so happy! I had to drastically cut the girth on the pnl I bought Aspen, but I'm very impressed with it! My mom says the new vest definitely fits his personality! The other gear is from the.craftypheonix on ig, I absolutely LOVE her gear, it's super good quality and affordable (definitely recommend checking her out!) I was so happy to open packages AND get all these amazing things for my babies :)

[lost-spoons]

The time line for my service dog has been set up! Around May - September 2026, I will finally be getting my service dog. This lines up with when I'll be switching from community college to a 4 year college, which is when I'll be alone and need the extra help, but that's not the point of this post.

I have a question:

What supplies do you need for a (large) dog?

I know the basics but I want to make sure I get everything, so any lists you can give would be helpful! Please and thank you <3

[dreamdropsystem]

group / blurru art. we started doing service dog art 2 cope with not having one, we did write this being a PSD ans ASD SD, we also want our dog to help with our physical disabilities, stabilize us, if we can teach them that (we hope) and maybe have a fainting or b seizure alert.. we'll figure something out. they have doggie dye cause thats what we wanna do with our dog hehe. drawing animals are so hard but we're practicing

art without colour below