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10/22/2024

Fear has always been a tool for the money mongers to control with decisive maneuvers for the benifits to them while claiming to provide for the masses they control. This goes back as far as time goes back because the desire to amass great wealth for the small minority comes with no boundaries. learning what causing fear meant to their desires propelled even more fear to be handed out.

10/22/2024

“This is the truth: We are a nation accustomed to being afraid. If I’m being honest, not just with you but with myself, it’s not just the nation, and it’s not just something we’ve grown used to. It’s the world, and it’s an addiction. People crave fear. Fear justifies everything. Fear makes it okay to have surrendered freedom after freedom, until our every move is tracked and recorded in a dozen databases the average man will never have access to. Fear creates, defines, and shapes our world, and without it, most of us would have no idea what to do with ourselves. Our ancestors dreamed of a world without boundaries, while we dream new boundaries to put around our homes, our children, and ourselves. We limit our potential day after day in the name of a safety that we refuse to ever achieve. We took a world that was huge with possibility, and we made it as small as we could.”
~ Mira Grant

10/06/2024

Your Psychiatric Service Dog
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Psychiatric service dogs perform a variety of tasks for their handler. Pushing the button on automatic doors, retrieving dropped or out of reach items, answering the phone, pulling a wheelchair, fetching a cane, helping to remove clothing and many other tasks. One of the most common tasks I personally have trained in a Psychiatric assistance dog is balance and staying upright. There are many reasons why someone would need a dog to help keep them upright and being overweight is the least of those reasons. Many dogs serve as a brace for people who are ambulatory but suffer from blood pressure issues (POTS) and suffer from balance and strength issues. A Psychiatric Service dog can tug open and close doors and drawers, turn lights on and off, and summon help by finding another person in the house. In public, the Psychiatric Service dog is often an invisible helper, keeping their handler upright, on a straight path, or avoiding obstacles.

A psychiatric service dogs (PSD) is a type of service animal specifically trained to help people with mental illnesses and learning disabilities. PSDs have the same legal rights as service dogs that assist people with physical disabilities.

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10/02/2024

Evaluating a Dog For Service: How to determine if a dog has potential for service
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It’s widely known that very few dogs are capable of enjoying and succeeding at Service Dog work. Even in Service Dog and Guide Dog programs that have well established breeding programs, the rate of failure can be high. It truly takes a unique and special temperament to flourish as a partner to a person with a disability, and while temperament is most important, there are lots of other factors that matter, too.

When it comes to evaluating rescue dogs or dogs at a shelter for Service Dog work, you must first keep in mind what disqualifies a dog from becoming a Service Dog in Training. If a dog exhibits any fear, timidity, reactive, aggression or showcases any kind of health or structural flaw and/or behavioral concerns, then that dog is *not* a candidate, all other factors aside. Never select a dog for Service Dog work with the belief that you can “fix” an inherent temperament flaw or issue. Generally speaking, if you have to fix it, then it isn’t a Service Dog candidate. There are exceptions, of course, as with anything, but they’re few and far between.

Learn how to assess the personality, instincts and trainability of any dog with the games in this book.

There are hundreds of thousands of Service Dogs in the United States. Many of those dogs graduated from one of the larger programs or organizations that run on donations, some were owner-trained, and still others trained and placed by trainers who specialize in Service Dogs. For many, rescue dogs...

09/02/2024

08/28/2024

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08/25/2024

Dogs are continually renewing the air flowing through their nose to refresh the scents they smell, somewhat like a human taking a second or third look. Humans stink. The human armpit is one of the most profound sources of odor produced by any animal, even if you use deodorant; our breath is a confusing melody of smells; our ge****ls reek. Small wonder that dogs try to sniff every nook and cranny of a human's body

08/06/2024

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Navigating Public Life with a Service Dog
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07/29/2024

Daily Tip for Training and Living With Dogs

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07/12/2024

Update on Dahra and her current fear period.

She is testing the grass every step to make sure bugs don't fly out.