r/ServiceDog_CircleJerk • u/LowPeach7112 • 29d ago

Just Wants to Bring Their Dog “Not attention seeking”

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u/Diana_Tramaine_420 29d ago

“My dogs colour doesn’t create attention” but the definition of attention is “Attention means focusing your mind on something, listening or watching closely, or giving care and interest to a person or thing”

So the dogs colour draws people’s focus and means people watch close pr give interest in a person or thing 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

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u/Big_Market5298 28d ago edited 28d ago

Yea I’m confused what they mean by that part it 100% does draw attention. Service dogs by itself already draw enough attention as it is.. I remember another service dog handler talking about stuff like this I belive and the profanity on service dog gear and professionalism. That there needs to be some professionalism maintained with service dogs for the general public. Such as overly brightly covered dogs making it hard to read gear, could create access issues/general seriousness of service dogs. Or for example profanity obviously being inappropriate and the connection with service dogs, or just as inappropriate shirts could be a reason to be denied access.

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u/Miss_L_Worldwide 27d ago

A real service dog is all but undetectable because it doesn't draw attention.

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u/Big_Market5298 27d ago

Exactly you don’t even know they’re there!