Rottweiler Is Trained To Love And Protect Those With PTSD
2 years ago
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I truly believe that dogs deserve more credit than humans sometimes… They never cease to amaze me with what they can do for people!
This big Rottweiler is most likely more helpful than any human in this man’s life.
In this video, we’re shown how this big dog is a big help for many people who suffer from PTSD.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a disease that is triggered in your daily life after being a witness to, or experiencing yourself, a terrifying event.
This disease affects millions of people in the world, especially those we honor who have thankfully come home from war. But not a lot of people know about its severe reality or know how to deal with it.
In order to help cope with this disease and these memories, some people can get service dogs which are trained to prevent or stop anxiety attacks and depression that overcome their humans.
In this very short and simple video, we see a very intimate and important relationship between a man and his service dog.
I am so thankful for these animals and all of the people who are surviving this horrible disease. They deserve so much love, and it’s nice to see all of that love being given in this video.
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