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Stormi and I are blown away by your love and support. Thank you everyone and the NBD Army!! Here’s to NEVER feeling like you are going through it alone!!! We have this community!! Cheers!

I have a service dog, and I can feel this woman's pain. Your dog is EVERTHING when you have a disability. Our dogs get thousand of hours of training, so it is sad and sometimes discouraging to see them regress. Thank you for helping this team on behalf of all service dog handlers.

It absolutely baffles me how the major networks haven't picked you up Tom. Your methods are so straightforward, so gentle and so necessary for the wider population of dog owners to know. This episode alone would help so many people.

I cant imagine the emotions the handler was having dealing with this whole situation. Glad you she found you to help and you stepped up!

It was great to see Stormi make such consistent steps forward and starting to reclaim her role as a service dog and being able to do her job for her owner.

As a fellow service dog handler, being in an accident with my service dog and her losing all of her confidence is one of my biggest fears.

Amazing job Tom! As someone who owns and trains service dogs you did a great job balancing confidence and working! She looks like she’s on the right track and I’m so so excited for her and her handler

Can't even imagine how stressful it must have been for her, so glad that Tom was able to help her over come her fears, stress, anxiety and PTSD

So glad you were able to help this team out, i can’t imagine how hard it was for them. I have a medical alert response service dog and he’s my Lifeline!

I don’t know what I would do without my medical alert dog, they give you so much confidence, freedom and safety. You’re doing such a great job with her, and I’m so glad you’re working this together. I wish you both all the very best, hugs!🐾

As someone with PTSD working with a SD hopeful, my heart goes out to this team. What a wonderful transformation and here's to continued progress for them both 👏

Incredible show of how skilled a dog and handler have to be to make a great PA team. I don’t think service dogs get enough credit. 🐶🐕🤗 Awesome job and incredibly helpful content!

*Service dog trainer here and I just wanted to say I’m genuinely grateful for Tom’s intervention.* *Nothing worse than losing a well-trained service dog due to unforeseen and uncontrollable circumstances.* 🤦🏻‍♀️

Honestly one of my favorite NBD video ever, the emotions ran high on this one. I hope the best for her and stormi!! Thanks Tom for an amazing video ❤️

Watched the whole episode with misty eyes. I can’t imagine what the owner went through! I’m so glad they found you, Tom! Stormi is on right tracks now!

One of the things that always hurts my heart is that dogs don't understand the why behind bad things that happen. Like Tom mentioned in this situation, Stormi did not - can not - understand what a car accident is, why it happened, or that it won't happen again. She just knows that something really scary, really painful happened. This is where it is so important for us to be there for our pups, to advocate for them, and to show them that they can be confident again. I hope Stormi and her owner can get back to that place of confidence again. From the looks of it, they definitely can!

Incredible how a bit of patience and empathy can help a dog overcome so much. Humans could definitely learn a thing or two. Thanks for another great video Tom. I always get so much out of them!

I think this is more common then people think where service dog and confidence especially after something traumatic. This is probably one of the most interesting videos you have done. It's so different then your regular training since you have to blend your training with hers. Also loved the quick wolf visit. Could have done with a while episode on that.

Very cool to see this service dog gain it’s confidence back and seeing the handler able to relax and get her enjoyment of her dog back. Wishing the best for those two as time goes on! Awesome job Tom!

I had tears in my eyes because the owners didn’t give up on their dog. It was astonishing to see Tom break down the PTSD behavior into such small blocks and separate it from the dog’s therapy job…then came repetition. How incredible when the dog saw his owner in distress and followed protocol..beautiful. ❤️

I wish Stormi and her mom all the best and back to their normal life as close as they can. The relationship btw their is pure love and strong. I am so please to watch this episode, Tom! It makes my day fill with light, hope, positive. Will you do the update with Stormi later? If so, please update us how are they doing. I am really happy to see them again.

This was clearly a very special case and I'm glad I got to see it. Service animals do such amazing work. ❤️

As a service dog owner, this video is extremely helpful. Thank you greatly!!

Love how you're helping her take it back to basics and rebuild her from the ground up. Progress progress progress! Love what you do!

Having a service dog this hits home. I understand how this would feel and so glad you were able to help this team

As a service dog handler, I can't imagine how hard things have been, not only for the dog but for the handler. Your service dog is your everything and often makes all the difference in the world when it comes to a handler's independence and wellbeing. If you're doing things right your dog should want to work. Traumatic experiences can happen so suddenly and take that joy and confidence right out of a dog. It's absolutely heartbreaking. I know many handlers who had to wash (retire) amazing service dogs who couldn't bounce back after a traumatic experience. You can see how hard Stormi's regression has affected her handler but I love that she hasn't given up all hope and is doing everything possible to help Stormi work through it. Thank you so much Tom for taking the time to help a fellow team out! Wishing for the best results!

I think a lot of people don't realize that dogs can have PTSD, depression, anxiety, ect. Which is really sad. Dogs can have a lot of the same problems as us for similar reasons. I liked that you stopped to really break down why she was scared from her perspective.

And so happy for the owner, to be getting her dog back in this way ❤️

The confidence instilled in that pup when she actually has to do her job!!! Stunning she knows why she’s out and that she’s work even with her nerves she really pulled out all the stops!! So beautiful to see!!

So cool getting to watch how much progress Stormi was able to make in such a short time. It’s amazing to see the partnership between a service dog and their owner- especially at the end during her owner’s episode. The abilities of these dogs is incredible. Wishing them all the best on their journey together ❤️

This women is so strong I hope both her and her dog can continue to improve. What a horrible thing for both of them to go through

Tears when Stormy was doing her job toward the end of the video. What a team. Such a shame that a car accident took away her confidence, but it looks like she's going to bounce back. Great job Tom!

One of the highlights in my week is watching a new NBD vid!!!

So cool! GREAT VIDEO !!! ...So good to see this SD and her owner work thru her PTSD ..Loved the wolves too!! OUR body language is so important in communicating with ALL animals ..seeing as they 're non verbal !!

I am a Service Dog Trainer, Handler and I know exactly how this woman feels. Your dog is EVERYTHING! They are your LIFELINE! Thank you for helping this team PLEASE make more videos like this one - SERVICE DOG TEAMS because sometimes we struggle when we train teams, handler, ourselves because we have disabilities and it can bring us down Videos like this give confidence back Tom please come to Australia (QLD) someday This work you do is TRULY AMAZING

Trainers kept telling me my dog couldn't possibly have PTSD, which is Exactly what she has! She doesn't shut down, she becomes fear reactive.

as a service dog handler, i love to see this. I feel so bad for that handler and the dog, i was in an accident with my service dog, thankfully we were okay and he had no issue and regression. This handler seems awesome! Also i love the Akra Creations treat pouch she has, i use one too :)

I can't believe how much I have taken away from this one video! Desensitizing my pup is going to be my #1 priority to build his confidence! Thanks Tom for sharing your experience and welcome to TN! Hope you enjoyed our hills and trees :)

Good to see you training a dog that developed a problem because of an accident instead of lack of proper training

I’m a service dog handler. I’m partners with my black lab girl Darcy. I understand the bond. It’s deeper than any pet. I know what it’s like to see your partner scared and shutting down. I’m not a professional trainer. But I somehow knew I had to keep exposing her to her fears. And celebrate her wins when she faced her fears! She highly values mom being happy and excited and praising her. We always have a quick play session after successfully work thru hard things! I’ve mostly learned from other trainers and service dog owners training their SD’s to apply my learning with her. I’m a owner trainer. We’ve learned from our mistakes and are always improving and maintaining our skills. The one place that seriously forged our bond and advanced her training by a mile: The heart of Philly PA for an extended weekend. Walking almost a mile 2 times a day thru heavy noisy traffic, people crowds, and smells. Going thru hotel situations: elevators with a big drop feel & packed with people, safely training escalators & calmly getting on and off, ignoring pet dogs barking and rushing at her, and anyone trying to distract her. City’s definitely expose and give lots of desensitisation opportunities. Thank you from another SD team for what you do ! They are literally a part of us! We depend on them, and they depend on us. Both dog and handler will got to the moon and back for each other! ❤️

It was amazing to see you work with a different type of training situation. It was so heartwarming to see the handler and the dog become more confident as the video progresses.

My service dog and I are going through something similar and it was nice to see others dealing with the same thing. Thank you for your video.

I’m a Forster Family in France for spanish stray dogs and they are sometimes so unsecure and not trusting in human that your vidéos help me a lot. Thank you so much to be THAT human who help us to understand their fears and progress to the normal life they deserve.

Saving both lives! The handler who needs the service and the dog who needs some love and structure to love working again.

19:51 "it's not dog training, it's just figuring out what works for her" I love that honestly, I can't imagine how stressful a car accident would be to a dog and you always seem to "find" a way to solve problems even if you haven't had to deal with it before. Killing it on the B-roll and editing by the way :)

I love you so much Tom Davis and what you do for dogs. I’ve been watching you for years now and from the first time I saw you, we have been on the same thought process with these dogs. I’m a working trainer and service dog handler. and I currently work for a facility who does things differently than how I would on my own or with my own clients. Purposely so for now to continue my education and development of my philosophies. When I am feeling overwhelmed or like “my” training is incorrect due to where I work, I watch your videos. You help me stay motivated and confident in my own methods I’ve learned from internships and previous facilities I’ve worked with. Thank you for being true balanced dog training to an easy to access and positive light!

Poor sweet girl! So glad you were able to help her & her owner.

This brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful couple, and doing the hard work of recovery from a trauma. Not easy for anyone nor any animal,SO many triggers.

First lol I’m so exited I have a service dog to!Sadly Me and My service dog got in a Crash And I trained my dog back!:>

Keep up the awesome work Deanne! Loved seeing how much progress Stomi made over just a couple of days! My daughter asked me last night what my favorite part of being a dog trainer is... this video exemplifies exactly what I love about my job. Helping a person or people connect with their dogs so they become a beloved member of the family rather than a frustration. I love seeing the progress in the dog and handler each day. It's what I live for!

Who’s cutting the onions? 😭 Watching them overcome the struggles and fears was just incredible!

I really love that she came to you for help so she didn't have to wash her service dog from working outside the home!

brought tears to my eyes when stormi assisted her owner 😭😭😭 such a great video!! ❤️❤️❤️

You're so straight to the point but still so understanding of the dog it blows me away. This episode is by far my favorite. Service dogs are so important in people's lives and when something horrible happens it's great to see that you get them. Awesome job!

I love seeing a non-aggressive, but still serious issue being helped. Love your work Tom

Your service dog is your world. When you have one, you can’t think of a life without them. It’s hard and difficult when your medical equipment sd goes through something like that and will never be the same. I’m glad the trainer found Tom and hope that Stormi keeps moving in the right direction.

Being in a car accident with my girls is one of my biggest fears. I'm glad this pair found you to help them. Thanks for the great video as always.

It is so wonderful seeing the progress in helping the dog become more comfortable again. Amazing work!

Omg. Anyone else in tears?! 🥲🥲

Love seeing the chemistry between this dog and their handler. Glad you were able to help them. Too many would enable the dog to continue being fearful af everything. You helped them start to push through that fear head on. And of course you are always so well spoken, respectful, and understanding of the owner's/dog's situation!

So great to watch the combination of behaviour modification from Tom, and service dog training from the owner. Felt emotional for this dog and owner, but so glad she has the best help available. Good luck to them ❤️

​I just got my first prong. I have never had a great walk before that thank you for showing me the prong

I had an accident with my lab. He was great, quiet in the car until then. We never had a peaceful ride after that. Screamed, yelped, barked, jumped, you name it. I had to travel 7 hours when I moved. It was torture for all of us. He never got over the trauma. He has since passed due to age but I still feel bad about his sudden change. I wish I could have helped him.

That’s amazing that you got the dog to start not fearing those noises so quickly

I love these different kind of videos! Not just agression or reaction. Also dogs are different, as in this case service dogs. But the basics still are the same and it works. I love it! Sorry for my bad english.

Poor baby. Must be heartbreaking for Mom. Glad everyone is ok and happy she’s getting help. 💕

My dog and I were in a car accident. It wasn't flipping or anything but I was t-boned and my dog was thankfully wearing his harness and seatbelt so he wasn't flung around. It took months of daily desensitizing to get him to get into a car on his own after that. I can't imagine being in a worse accident making my dog scared of the world. Amazing and caring owner.

The ability for the dog to learn how to function again after the event is huge. This will give her the confidence to be herself again. I wish it was something that could be used on people with the PTSD.

Tom makes so much sense. These videos have helped me immeasurably.

What a beautiful soul this dog is, so brilliant to see her confidence grow, such an amazing thing! What did we do to deserve dogs?!?! x

That’s crazy how she has ptsd from a car accident and shows how many things can affect dogs !

Thank you sooo much! As a service dog handler through COVID, we are having a hard time and appreciate the love and support.

Awesome video! Best part was seeing the owner with a big smile on her face seeing Stormi relax . Having a dog with anxiety is tough! Great work 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Alot of emotion in this one.. great work and fire content as always Tom! 🔥💯

Service dogs are so special and such a beautiful service. So sad what happened for them. Thankful you can help them and we can learn something.

You "saving" a service dog is amazing. Cuz they "save" their humans who really need that Helper, so I am just thankful to No Bad Dogs for doing this for both human in need and dog in need. Norway sending love!

I am blown away by the entire video, Iam so grateful that you (TOM) exist to help dogs and solve the problems. This video was emotional for me. I can’t imaging what poor Stormy went through in that accident, but Iam glad she is gaining confidence and I hope she improves and gets back to where she was. I felt bad for her handler because the bond is too strong and to watch your dog shut down and feel helpless is heart breaking and life crushing. She is lucky to be in a place with amazing people like Tom to help them out. Thank you for sharing this and the wolves 🐺 too❤️❤️❤️🧿

Absolutely amazing to see Stormi's important progress. I hope they both continue to recover!

My wife's service dog has also regressed due to a person forced his child, who's afraid of dogs, to be near her service dog. The child threw himself on the floor, kicked, screamed and grabbed items off of the shelf and threw them everywhere.

Car accidents are traumatic for humans- I cannot begin to imagine how a dog would feel. You are not just a teacher, but a real educator. "American's Canine Educator" couldn't be a better title. I keep seeing "1 watching" and I'm like "that's me! I am watching at work between patients so it's taking me a lifetime to finish the video!

I love how you went to the store shopping to help this dog.. love how you love them Tom! You are amazing!

Tom, your videos have given me the skills to be a confident handler for my dog. I'm much less anxious, so she is too. Thank you for making great content!

It's all about those repetitions and having them succeed.

I have a service dog, who is a weenie about everything, because he’s only a year and a half. As I’ve been desensitizing him to things, I can kinda understand her frustration of wanting her dog to be ok with everything. It’s takes a lot of patience and work. It takes everything out of you, but worth it.

What a beautiful video. Such a sweet handler and dog. Loved seeing you work with a service dog Tom! The video production was also fantastic!!

Loved seeing you work with a SD. As a fellow SD handler, it helps me to see other teams work through issues.

Tom is a dogs' angel. Every video saves a dog's life. Thank you again.

This is exactly what I need. Very unfortunately my clasp broke and my dog got lose and got in a mini motorcycle incident. I blame myself but of course I need to let go. She's doing great now just afraid of cars. But that actually taught her to be wary of cars. Thank you for the video this really helps ❤

Love watching these real stories! Thank you Tom for the work you do 💕

As a psychological method, what you're using is called Exposure Therapy. The purpose is for the incrementally increasing exposure to the trigger factor to increase the threshold for what it is that sets off the dog's fight or flight till you reach a point wherein the normal experiences in a dog's day there are few to no triggers at all. Also, it resets the amygdala so that it doesn't respond to triggers as often.

This was such an emotional video. Really happy and teary eyed that Tom was able to help out this owner with a service dog with PTSD. That episode she had on camera only drove home the gravity of how much she needs her dog to not shut down - nice job!

Thank you for this awesome video. I find myself rewatching your videos and listening to you explain different things teaches me new things. I have a question: I have an intact GS male and we have been working on reactivity and aggression towards dogs and people. My question is about training. I am with our dog more than my husband who is my dog’s first connection. He did two sessions of training with him when we first got him. I am wondering if I am the one doing the majority of the training now, will this cause an issue for the dog? He seems to show some improvement at times but there is obviously something off because he is still reactive and aggressive.

Do you offer seminars or courses for other trainers? :)

What a good girl helping her handler like that!

This guy is something else. He is ALWAYS so patient , I have NEVER seen him as much as raise his eyes as if to say…. Why aren’t you listening to me this dog will never learn! When he explains something he is so clear on what he wants you to do. I have learnt so much from him, but only him because of his whole attitude. He was born to do this and I think he has saved a lot of dogs lives and stopped a lot of dog owners from finding new homes for there dogs where it would all start again exactly the same way until finally someone has the dog and gives up so he goes to kennels and a possible horrible outcome.

Service dogs are so important and I can't imagine how sad her owner must've been at the thought of possibly giving up her best friend 💞 thank you for helping them 🙌

Love the handlers hard work. I can feel this womens pain as someone with a neuromuscular disease with a working dog.

What a fantastic video. It is heartbreaking to see such fear in any dog let alone a service dog, and to see the change in her just slowly working on what startles her was wonderful. I know when I work with my dog on simple things we are struggling with, and we nail it I’m over the moon. So I can see the joy and relief this owner had when her dog was building her confidence.

I have a service dog and this is a fear of mine. She is my world.