My Newfoundland Service Dog Part 2
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I can not say enough wonderful things about these two. This is absolutely inspiring. This literally brought a tear to my eye. I am physically disabled and know the joy, freedom, and independence that service dogs can bring to life. I commend this woman and Max for sharing their beautiful teamwork, journey, and message that there is hope for everyone.
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Wow, these are great videos. I am so happy for you that you have been able to find the perfect friend to help you in your days. I hope that someday my little dog will be trained enough to help me as well. She is a Service Dog in Training. She already alerts me to panic attacks, mood changes, major migraine headaches, and major allergic reactions. She is only 5 months old. She is a little Shiba Inu. I thought about a newfie. it is great to see one in action! Thank you!
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How much does he weigh?
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BTW Elly I am so proud of you hun for getting out and facing the world head on. Always keep Max close by you hun to keep you safe and secure. He's an amazing dog.
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lol Max is like lady would yah just check us out......... do you know how much I weigh here, lol. Wow Max you are truly a blessing to ur owner no doubt. These dogs are certainly angels on earth. Hugs to you both. God Bless
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The Gods brought you an angel in Max. Such a beautiful boy and a true gift he has given you in allowing you to resume your life. I to suffer from panic disorder and PTSD, i also have physical disabilites. I had a service dog for my physical disablitiles but he had to be retired due to eye sight issues. as my mental health has declined i have been seriously considering another dog for help in allowing me to get back into life. best wishes to you and Max always.
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I am from Newfoundland with mental illness i don't have an offical service dog but my dogs act very much like them.
your dog is amazing
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Absolutely beautiful, thank you for making these videos and sharing them! A priviledge to watch. :)
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I personally have very mixed feelings about this whole area of service dogs for invisible disabilities. On the one hand I think the general public should be allowed to take dogs with them into public places - this would increase the necessity for well socialised dogs, decrease nuisance dogs and make life a whole lot easier for everyone... on the other hand until this happens we, as guide dog handlers, have spent many years raising awareness about the function that our dogs play...
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im in the process of getting my service dog. im disabled from the waist down.
and did you see that guy stare as he walked by? i was like wth why u staring you HAVE LIKE 10 LOAFS OF BREAD IN YOUR CART! EVERYONE SHOULD STARE AT YOU!
lol
Love you vids!
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Thanks again for sharing this. I use a pyr for my service dog, but my Newfie George is in training. How brave you and Max are can give others hope. It should not be breed specific which is what I run into. You have a great gift in Max, enjoy him and your life to the fullest:)
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Beautiful video, and what telling proof that dogs truly are our best friends!...Good luck to you and Max.



HAHA! I love how Max couldn't help but take a whiff of the sausages in one of the aisles. cute moment.
btw, how does Max know to alert Elly to take her meds?
luckyduck27 3 years ago
Hi That was Max's first time in the supermarket, naughty but cute sniff, although he's never done it again. Max picked up on Elly getting panic attacks and taking meds to help, then he just started to stare at Elly when he could detect panic coming on. Elly took meds and no panic attack, from there he got a little more forceful - if she doesn't take meds when he knows she needs them he'll bark constantly until she takes them. If the panic is overcoming meds he then leads her away from situation
merlinfluff 3 years ago