@Kicapu Danes are PRONE to ear infections due to the size and shape of the ear I would literally be HELPING let’s not push options on others in a rude way . Do some research and try to education on why you feel that way ☺️ because u just look stupid with a reply like that .

Ummmmm only a few breeds can get there ears done with out issues and Danes will have a lot of issues

@@thepupsthatrescuedme4452 that’s not true. danes are a breed that’s prone to ear infections. getting them cropped can make it less likely for such an infection from happening - not ENTIRELY, just LESS likely. it’s acceptable for them to have floppy and erect ears according to the AKC standards.

You will love having a sd. I have had mine (Bella) for less than 2 years and the difference is amazing having her. I cant imagine not having one now.

@@laurendoerr I love my autism & scoliosis service dog. 💖 I kept his shelter name Chevas cuz he was 1 when I adopted him & he had bad separation anxiety...but that just made him better at his job, he's more alert to my needs & very eager to help me. If it weren't for him I probably wouldn't be able to live alone. 🐾💖

@@Autistic.dog.mom.stephie I also have scoliosis and autism along with a huge long list of other mental and physical issues. Bella is mostly trained to help with my severe anxiety and depression and we just started teaching her some new tasks for issues that have not been officially diagnosed with but that I think Bella will be able to help with. Unfortunately Bella is to small to do any mobility work due for me.

@@laurendoerr Chevas doesn't do mobility work either, though he's half lab half pitbull. He carries on command any item over 10 pounds cuz I'm unable to due to my back & reminds me to do my physical therapy & assists me with it. He also can alert me to heightened anxiety & prevent a panic attack by applying Deep Pressure Therapy, he eases dissociations with DPT, & can knock an item out of my hand if I'm using it for self harming & help me cope with DPT. But I think everyone can agree regardless of our disabilities or service dog tasks, the service dog gives us a level of independence & freedom we would not have otherwise.

Running him on! Using booties! Lots of praise. Desensitization near the escalator! Drills next to the escalator!

I have a gear video that shows where every thing is from :)

Basically what he was doing was laying on my chest on pressure points and getting my blood flow back to normal!

@@siriusly.working5866 Thank you. You are so great about replying to comments and I have learned a lot from you. :)

I had it for the wrong day! Oops! See you in an hour

@Siriusly.working, yaaaaasss! See you in 51 minutes!

Nothing they are just cropped 😊

@Eunice Stevenson I have a whole highlight reel about it on my Instagram ! @siriusly.working 😊

CSJCREATIONS

@@siriusly.working5866 thinks

Oh OK. I didn’t know that they could be that big. Thanks

Giant schnauzer

@@siriusly.working5866 awwwwww he's cute