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What is going on everyone, welcome back to some more r-slash entitled parent stories.

Let's get straight into them.

This little parent doesn't know what a service dog is.

Back story.

Me and my friend were working an open house at our college.

We were advertising a club we participated in.

My friend is a service dog that is still in training for her severe anxiety.

She's normally very friendly when people come over and ask to pet the dog, but eventually

it gets annoying after a while.

It's important to note, in case you don't know, you should never pet, call out, or get

a service dog's attention because it can distract them from doing their job, or get

to know.

Although they can not alert their trainers if the trainer is in distress, distracting

a service dog is like pulling out someone's wheelchair from underneath them, moving on

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