POV of what my service dog Jake thinks when alerting me ❤️ #servicedog #dog #fyp #shorts #dogs

[HayleeAnd.HerDogs]

Hey guys, thanks for all the kind comments ❤️ to respond to some questions:
1. My fiancé is the one on the floor he was looking at candles on the bottom shelf 😅
2. Jake is scent trained, he can smell the changes in my body when my HR gets higher then about 130ish and alerts to that! ❤️

[earlpettey]

Most humans try to get their dogs to sit, but this dog is trying to get his human to sit. He has you well trained.

[Snezzleify]

There’s a very special place in heaven for service dogs. Angels on earth

[corpse_candy]

it's crazy that a dog can do this, they can literally saves lives with their scent. Its amazing, hes such a good boy

[Notevenherefr]

“I got you mom” is the single most wholesome thing I’ve ever heard

[ElenaAroura]

This is why you cannot distract a service dog

[tashas]

This is why we must admire service animals FROM A DISTANCE and let them do their job. Jake is such a good dog. ❤

[AntithesisDCLXVI]

Wow he's SO smart! The way he just lifted his paw so you could fix his leash without even looking to see what you were doing with your hand. Most dogs don't even understand what's wrong and will look but you'll still have to pick up their paw manually, or tug against it with the leash for them to respond.

[caseyjones-esque]

every time i see a service dog i send them telepathic good vibes. i hope they are received :’]

[cielsebastian]

I have multiple seizures a day. My grandfather adopted a dog from the shelter, and as I was playing with him I started to have one of my seizures. He immediately stopped, barked to get everyone’s attention, then sat next to me until I was done. Then he would nudged me until I responded, and then stopped and continued to sit there with me. It baffled everyone. He refused to leave my side. Even after I was ok. He started to walk with me like he was going to go home with me. It turned out that he was a service dog before he was put in the shelter. He was the sweetest.

[Quesoquantum]

The little voice suits him so well! This is a perfect example of why you need to let a service dog focus.

[ltatertot]

He just won the title of “Best Goodest Boy Ever!”

[jerryupp]

This is why people need to be responsible and respectful to not distract the service dogs when they're working.

[ena]

That’s genuinely how sweet how they’re trained to be gentle, yet forward with informing the owner about their medical needs. Especially the jumping part, absolutely impressive!

[claudiamcghin]

This made me tear up. He was so worried because you weren't listening to him.

[seatherny_y]

I’m an epileptic and I use a service dog to help alert for my seizures. It’s very effective but sometimes I’m just so into something while going shopping and I don’t wanna deal with it. 💀

[theothefaye]

I'm still so grateful for my service dog. She's saved my life a couple times when I wasn't paying attention to myself well.

[goldenboy]

My old roommate had a service animal that could detect seizures and panic attacks. I was dumbfounded by just how smart that dog was.

[showandtell]

Entire video: aww 🥰
That last ‘I got u mom’: 😭 my heart ❤

[beverlydust]

Every time I see a service dog I silently say thank you for your hard work and help with your humans needs whatever they may be. ❤