Service Dog Is Trained To Get Under Woman’s Head When She Is Having A Seizure
Everyone knows what service dogs are, and how they are specially trained to help those who suffer from a variety of disabilities and needs. But we probably don’t know exactly what that looks like in most cases – now we can.
One woman who endures seizures shared a training video where she shows how Colt, her service dog, helps prevent injury when she experiences an episode.
Back in 2012, Janaye suffered a traumatic brain injury. As a result, it now poses a danger if she were to strike her head during a seizure. Thanks to Colt, she has someone by her side to help guard her against any potential injury.
And recently, she released a training video to show others exactly how Colt helps her during her seizures.
As she wrote on YouTube, “This is just us keeping up with his training. I have to test him on everything that he knows often to make sure he still does it all reliably. He is trained to do this in a certain way that keeps both him and me safe.”
She currently has a GoFundMe campaign going in order for her to raise money towards a SmartDrive wheelchair – something that will allow her and Colt to get around much easier.
If you want to follow the pair, you can follow Colt and Janaye on either Instagram or YouTube.
Watch the video below:
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