“Look at him.” *dog is splayed out on the floor chilling*

“Look at the dog” *Dog being literally the cutest thing I’ve ever seen* “He’s good”😂😂😂

Mental illnesses can get so severe that the person doesn't just need an emotional support animal, they need a properly trained service animal.

That cutie little dog looks cleaner than those losers who didn't stick up for him.

“He could bite someone” Dog laying there calmly: I good boi

When she said lock yourself in your room I would’ve slapped her please don’t put me in wwyd

Okay but can we appreciate what an ABSOLUTE GOOD BOY Jack is?? Look at him, he deserves all the treats and pets (when appropriate) in the world

“I don’t know if they should leave but maybe a different spot?” No, that’s also illegal. You cannot treat us handlers any differently.

"Look at the dog" *Dog adorably plopped on the floor with cutest twitch*

"He could bark, or bit someone" Dog: * literally laying on the floor doing absolutely nothing *

4:00 "look ate the dog" *shows doggy* "we're good" that was so cute and funny for some reason

As a fellow service dog handler, the fact they used a real SD team is just

The two man “who loves dogs” can’t understand what a service dog is for.. while the girl who has allergies is fighting for that dog’s rights

Person who’s allergic to dogs: I’m fine with him there Person who claims to love animals: get him outta here

I love how many people immediately left in his defense that was so heartwarming

The first and last groups were so kind! Like they literally left!

" he helps with my anxiety" "Looks like nothing wrong with you" Thats the problem with anxiety

"Our cameras are PAWsitioned" Lol John is having too much fun with this

There’s a HUGE difference between a SERVICE animal, and an emotional support animal. Service animals have to go through extensive training. Emotional support…$20-50 on the internet and they’re done, no training, nothing. I work in healthcare and understand the need of emotional support animals, but to many are abusing this. I’m glad the laws are changing at least in Washington state.

I've had that happen to me. More than once except nobody backed me up and I spent 15 minutes crying in my car and having an anxiety attack while my dog did his job and brought me back to my "okay place", as we call it.

“Look at the dog” the dog: plop

“He could bite someone” Ya know who also can bite someone?? A CHILD

My partner uses a service dog, and if someone treated her like that, I’d flip my shit

I was just searching on how to ride with my service dog in a lyft or uber and saw this vid. I'm so glad for the amount of people who stood up for this service team. It literally made me cry. My service dog is new to his role as a service dog, and I've trained him so well. We've gone to the gas station down the road and a small diner because I know there are no fake teams around us. But I'm so scared to go to big restaurants and Walmart because it gives me anxiety even more knowing we could run into a fake team or get "the talk" from an unknowledgeable manager. And for those of you who agree with the manager in this situation need to know this, most real service dog owners do considerate others wayyyyy before themselves. Before I decide to take my dog out I bath him, dry him, brush him, and make sure he's not shedding uncontrollably. If you are worried about the cleanliness factor in a restaurant maybe watch and notice a few thing, most of the time service teams sit as far from others as possible or in an open area as to not bother others and to allow the maximum air flow. If you are allergic, then move. we have a service dog for our disabilities, don't like it, move or ask to be seated somewhere else. Don't cause issues for them. HOW TO SPOT A FAKE: they are sniffing for food all the time (this is different if the owner holds their plate to a dog as there are gluten alert dogs), the dog is barking and the owner is ignoring (if the owner is on the ground, passing out , passed out, or doing a repetitive action such as scratching and the dog is barking at them or searching for people, follow it or leave it alone, its doing its job), if the dog growls at you when you are passing it, if it is pulling and not listening to commands or directions all the time, if it says esa on the vest it is NOT permitted to be in a store or public spaces, if it is in a cart/stroller owned by the store (service dogs may be in three places on the ground, in a chest/backpack, or on your lap.) WHAT TO DO IF YOU POT A FAKE: if the dog is barking and the owner says "don't worry its a service dog" kindly remind them "service dogs may not bark, unless there is a reason. that dog is not trained therefore is not a service dog" if they start to argue just walk away, find a manger and report them, if you have to, bring up ada.gov and show them the requirements and faq section and remind them they can legally ask the team to leave as the dog is not properly trained. please don't come up and just pet a dog, nor scream doggy, it is counted as a distraction and can cause serious issues for a team, and you can be get the cops called on you if you repeatedly distract the dog on purpose, Also no pictures unless you ask the handler. If a handler finds a pic of their dog online that they didn't give permission for you can get in a lot of trouble as a service dog is counted as medical equipment and an extension of their handler.

Carson: "He's a service dog. He needs to be here." Jack: "Am good boi."

“It’s a dirty dog” Dog: *perfectly white and brown fur, clean and groomed* Me: O.o

So many veterans have service dogs to help them with PTSD. Whenever I hear that phrase "well it doesn't look like there is anything wrong with him", it makes me angry and sad.

I love how moved he was that people stood up for him. ❤

“The Dog could Bite or hurt someone.” Dog: *Laying on the floor chilling* 😎

The women: “look at the dog” *dog lays like a loaf of bread and twitches it’s little leg* Me: *fangirl screams of adorableness*

For anyone curious: -Service dogs ARE allowed to bark if it’s for an alert -Service dogs do not have to be perfect -Service dogs are allowed to be in stores and schools even though people can be allergic -Service dogs DO NOT need to have a vest or harness on -service dog “papers” are not real. -The only requirements for a sd is that they need to be trained 2+ tasks, and of course, they must be obedient,

*”He helps with my anxiety.”* *”Looks like there is nothing wrong with you”* *You know. Some disabilities are invisible just because there not seen obviously. Doesn’t mean they’re not there.*

I love how the dog chills in the the most comfortable a weird looking positions

I take a well behaved service dog over a misbehaving kid in a restaurant any day of the week.

Okay this one hits me because I also have anxiety. I don’t have a service animal but I completely understand the struggle and I hope I’d be able to step in if there was ever a situation like this in my life

Why this kind of videos make me cry ?? And at the same time i love watching them.

4:01 "Look at him" *dog is laying like a flat bread* Me: Aaaaaw

"It's a dirty dog" Ma'am right now this dog is cleaner then your mouth.

Soooo adorable how the pup was laying with his legs spread back lol ❤❤❤❤

4:00 Woman: Look at the dog The Dog: 🍑🍑🍑

“It doesn’t look like anything is wrong with you” That’s because nothing’s happening at the moment karen.

I have to have my Service dog with me for Autism. He is so well behaved. Only one time we had a restaurant manager initially tell us no. After explaining public access laws they let us in. The same manager was very impressed with him.

Thank you for actually speaking on this

Anxiety can be seriously debilitating, i hate when people say there’s nothing wrong with you when you have anxiety. Just because it’s mental and not physical doesn’t mean it is any less bad.

“I love animals just not in the restaurant” Chicken: aM I a jOke to yOu?

I had a Therapist write me a letter so I could have my cat classified as an emotional support animal so I could keep him when I lived in low-income housing, I am disabled. Thank you for shining a light on this issue.

I have a service dog and I am a dog trainer. I was really surprised when he picked up the dog and put him on the chair with him. That is kind of a big no no…. Really cute dog though ❤

I love at 4:00 when the lady says "look at the dog" and the camera pans over to the dog laying dumpy with his paws aimed north. hahahaha so cute

“Look at the dog” Dog: *fluffy marshmallow* “He’s good” 😂😂😂 Thank you for all the likes 💓

As an autistic guy who had a pitbull, establishments were actually amazing. They would give him samples, pet him and get excited when Roman barreled his way in I can’t say the same about the dog hating landlords I’ve rented from.

I have an anxiety disorder too.😡 If I was there I would even stick up for him too. Legally by law you're only allowed to ask if it is a service dog and what they help perform. You're not allowed to ask for papers or anything else.

“It’s unsanitary” that lil Marshmallow probably has better hygiene than any of them.

I’m allergic to dogs… I would 100% be ok with a service dog being in a store, restaurant, or another public place

This happened at a Dollar Tree in my area four years ago or so and people were very upset. It ended up all over social media and the employee was fired. To this day, the store displays a sign on the door stating that service 🐕‍🦺 animals are welcome.

People need to understand the difference between a service dog and an emotional support dog. Service dogs are there actually to tell you to take your medicine bring your medication get help or let people know that there’s an issue and they need to call an ambulance that is a big job for a dog and they do a great job.

The dog was definitely a paid actor...👀

I don't know if anyone will see this comment, but if you do: If a service dog approaches you *_without their owner, the owner is most likely in trouble and you should follow them (the dog)._* This could save a life. Edit(s) > [Tips from people in my replies]: "Service dog handler here, one thing to add, DO NOT GRAB THE LEASH! My dog looks for specific people and if you grab the leash, that stops him from doing so." - @Chronically Megan "Also, don't try to keep the dog away from the handler! The dog is meant to stay with them even in the ambulance. If they are away from them, that is only to look for help, not to physically be brought somewhere else" - @Trinity

I'm so glad you did a video on service dogs

'Two of us now.' Do I hear boss music playing?

Laying in bed, suddenly something is touching your feet, you look under your sheets "Hi, I'm John Quinones"

“just look at the dog” the dog: “we’re good” thats cute 😭

Everyone: leaves John: “HI HOLD ONNNN ITS WWYD”

youtb didn't even put one ad as i am watching 11th episode continuely thnk u youtn

“It’s a dirty dog” Me: then what are you

“He could hurt someone” Meanwhile dog just lies on the floor doing nothing Edit: omg I’ve never had this many likes on a comment 💕

This happens so often even when going in with other local teams to resturants for training or meet ups. its litterally a question of how many spoons do i have and is it worth it.

It takes YEARS of application processing,fundraising, training to receive a service dog. This process is HARD and life saving. I’m waiting on mine now. Should have him/her this time next year and it’s all I think of day and night how I wish to live again. I want to be a part of the outside world and participate in life. We have to help educate one another and these folks that supported him made my heart soar and I cried.

"I need him for my anxiety" "It doesn't look like anythings wrong with you" Me: yea maybe cause it's a MENTAL ILLNESS

I feel so bad when innocent old people apologize for something they didn’t do.

I don't have a service dog but I was raised in a good home and I know this is not ok I know that a service dog must be with the person at all times....so this lady in my opinion would even kick a blind person with a service dog out of the restaurant tat really brakes my heart 💔💔💔 but I love how people stood up for his rights👍❤🙌

I am very impressed with a lot of the customers knowledge of service dogs.

"It doesn't look like there's anything wrong with him" "That's not your judgment to make" Well said to the customer 👏👏

Only true fans know this was re-uploaded

I’m a kid and I have a Service dog … I would be so pissed bc I don’t like people that discriminate people I get bullied at school and I’m the quiet kid in the back of the room 😢I lost people that I love and that’s how I started having problems and seizures

Loving the education of the difference between service dogs and ESAs in the beginning!!!

The end when the dog jumped on John was so cute

Woman: Look at the dog. Doggo: 4:01 Woman: We’re good. Me: *uncontrollably giggling at the little fluffy sausage*

Thank you so much for bringing awareness with this video!!! I love it.

So many good people!!

"But he could bite someone" Dog: "lays in a lazy happy position and enjoys the ground" Me: "yeah.... right... I can already see the devil in his eyes about to attack me and drag me to hell... terrible..."

Are you the manager? Yes. Well, I’d like to talk to the ultra manager.

Damnit i tear up every time i watch these i am profoundly deaf and i wish there were whole channels like this on mainstream british tv so as to educate people how to be caring and nice

You don’t get service dogs for anxiety, they’re for blindness or sometimes they can smell when an epileptic is going to start seizing, or other physical conditions

“Look at the dog” Dog: lays on its stomach in a very weird manner “He’s doin nothin wrong!” So cute

“Sanitary issues.” How many stinky humans walked into the restaurant sir hmmmm?

I have an emotional support dog who saved me from ending my life, in the past I have volunteered to train dogs to help children with autism and it is a lot different not disrespecting my 4 legged boy but I get it people need to let service dogs in they are a tool that can help someone.

“It’s unsanitary.” That dog is cleaner than so many people I’ve met 😂

“It doesn’t look like there’s anything wrong with you?” I’m sorry. Would you prefer I be laying in the corner struggling to breathe?

4:00 "look at the dog" *shows cinnamon roll*

Happened to my homeless friend. He had a service dog; I found out he lived outside in winter. I tried calling the homeless shelter in NJ they wouldn't give him a place to stay because of his service dog.

I know how that guy feels if it was a real scene I'm 30 and last week my cocker spaniel is my psychiatric service dog. I've trained him for 4 years. I snapped both my ankles and had two spine surgeries I have a spinal implant from CRPS. My dad abused me and tried to murder me for 25 years. He died in 2016. I suffer from general anxiety complex PTSD. He alerted me I started sweating he alerted me around 3 seconds later I felt like I was going to faint my blood pressure was 137 over 104. He is a lifesaver.

Some people DO take advantage of service animal, that's what's sad.

Good for these people standing up.

“Our cameras are paw-sitioned” slight chuckle

I seriously saw a guy once board the same airplane I was on and on his shoulder with a leash on it was his emotional service IGUANA. It was the funniest thing I've ever seen. People couldn't believe it.

Thx John ! I would have said something ! On behalf of the service dog ! And the Person.

‚Thats not your judgement to make‘ Thank you...many people have to learn this.

As a service dog handler myself I’ve gone through this many times. No one ever sticks up for my rights. It always helps to be educated and know what you are talking about. I’ve read up on the ada laws extensively and I know my rights as a disabled handler. Psychiatric service dogs are just as helpful as seizure alert dogs, just because you can’t see the disability doesn’t mean it’s not there. Something I loved about this is that they were actually educated on the topic of service animals. They made the distinct line between emotional support animals and service animals which most shows don’t do. Almost every other video I’ve seen has featured wrong information regarding service animals, like the main thing i see/hear is emotional support animals being passed off as service animals or identification cards or certification. If you aren’t aware ID/ certification for a service animal does not exist. I hope in the future people can educate themselves on the topic they are making a show or segment on before putting it out into the world for everyone to see. Theres a crazy amount of people who see these shows and think “oh it’s so easy to take my pet with me! I can just buy a vest and ID card online and take my little fur friend anywhere!” With shows sending this information to people it hurts the disabled community in more ways than one. Faking a service animal or taking your emotional support animal in public where it should not be is very dangerous for real service dog teams. The pet can attack a service dog which can cost thousands of dollars trying to train them back to how they were or force the handler to wash the dog(washing a service dog is when you are forced to pull the dog from service work forever, which takes away that handlers lifeline). Pets can distract a service dog, that can make the dog miss an alert. Missing an alert can cause serious injury to a handler. Plus when you take untrained pets into public it can make the community think all service dogs act like that which causes problems for the people who really need service animals. Sorry for ranting, I’m very passionate about this topic!

That is so heartbreaking that poor man to not being able to function in public area's and public spaces without his dog because of his anxiety it brakes my heart 💔

I am glad they all combined and will not stand aside and watch another person being discriminated against