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| Insane Sanity |
| All the service dogs I have groomed though have always been incredibly well tempered. You could poke them, get soap in their eyes, and they would still love you. |
| Ecifircas |
| Humans are not dogs. Do not compare the two. Service dogs need to function at an extremely high level whereas most humans can get by at a mediocre level. You can't have an aggressive dog as a service dog. |
| 0Written The Wolf |
| I see ;-; it is understandable thou since their jobs are very important. I guess you can still keep him @Cypress Road, but get another dog as service dog if that's possible :3 |
| Lucius |
| And my partner had to go through a process to have her cat be recognized as a legitimate service animal as well. |
| los campesinos! |
| im at least 90% sure there is certification for service animals in the us- at least for dogs. |
| Cypress Road |
| Ecifircas I didn't actually see him bite the person and he was only ever showed signs of aggression when someone tries to randomly touch his face or enter his yard. |
| Lucius |
| There isn't one organization that certifies, but I do, in fact, have a certificate identifying my dog as a service animal lol |
| Insane Sanity |
| I worked at a dog groomer before and they had us study dog psychology. Some dogs dont have the right personality to be service dogs. If theyre naturally skittish or defensive they arent going to make a good service dog. |
| 0Written The Wolf |
| So it is a stain in dog's resume like someone might have harder time finding a job if they did some stupid things when they were teenagers-like stealing from shop cause of dare? |
| Ecifircas |
| Lucius, there is no certification for service animals in the United States. 0Written The Wolf, no, it is absolutely NOT passable. Service dogs cannot be protective of their handlers under any circumstances. There is no use for any dog even slightly inclined towards aggression in service dog training. There is a reason the top breeds display no inclination for aggression. |
| Lucius |
| Of course you can train them, but that dog will never be certified as a service animal. |
| 0Written The Wolf |
| Can't they be trained? If dog is agressive for no reason I get it why it's a problem in general, but if dog was put into situation it thoght it had to defend itself then it's more passable..? And can be trained to behave better in such instances |
| Leo |
| Top Dawg Ohh lol yeah me too! XD That's weird i feel like i'm online 24/7 XD I'm on like in the weekends 7-11 hours a day! XD I'm good too but also pretty tired. I were at the internation parade/carnival thingy yesterday and just had fun (ehh and also got a bit drunk! 😆) so now i'm just laying in bed here at 9:21 AM! |
| 0Written The Wolf |
| Good night and I think your dog will be fine, training takes time ^^ |
| Ecifircas |
| Cypress Road, if your dog has a bite history or poses any threat to the general public it cannot be a service dog. So it isn't just a good chance, it is a 100% chance your dog cannot legally be a service dog if it's made a contact bite on a person. |
| Ecifircas |
| Leo, I'm alright. Dead tired but alright. I haven't seen you in a hot minute. How are you? |
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