Struggling to Get a Service Dog

I had a 16 year old Rotty that helped me a lot! Great breed when handled properly. He was my world! 😥😥😥

I have a bunch of links to service dog places if you would like to look at it

I am currently in the process of getting a service dog to train myself. I am also active in the dog community and can definitely help find a good reputable ethical breeder of a breed that will fit your wants and needs and even possibly a trainer or training program to help you if you dont want to train a service dog alone. Feel free to DM.

I trained by own service dog and I don’t regret it at all. As a first-time service dog owner trainer the concept I struggled with slow is fast in dog training but it definitely has payed off. DM me if you want to know more

I use platform crutches as a mobility aid, I have severe Eds and pots and had hip displaysia as well but had surgery to correct it. My dog just started training to be a service dog. He has some reactivity issues, which might be problematic. I’m going to college next year, and the plan is to bring him. My parents are weird and not very supportive about it, which sometimes makes me question it, but I think he will be good for me. Feel free to DM

My mom and I have always trained out own. I'd get a pure bred rottweiler. That's what I've had the best experience with loving and very teachable. They are strong without even trying. Get one as a puppy and my mom would be more than willing to explain how to train it. My mom's been disabled since before I was born. I grew up with a rottweiler puppy that helped my mom out of bed, helped her walk through the house while being by her side but not in the way, to protecting her from people that wanted to hurt her. So so many reasons she helped. I'm not on this app much. But let me know or if you can message me and my mom can try to help you with advice training a dog of your own. It'll take time and commitment but it skips so much cost and application denials. 💕💕 Hope this helps somehow.