@charlenelittle1069
This type of service animal has to be life changing for people. That’s amazing.
@namelessnavnls8060
I love how she even glanced over her shoulder just to doublecheck that it actually wasn't a real person. Such a good girl.
@Sanga.-Ngentee
schizophrenia gotta be scary as hell when you're alone
@coffeeburntmyhands
“yo Luna you see that shit?” “nah dawg you trippin”
@samanthasullivan1306
I never knew dogs were trained to help with schizophrenia. Truly amazing and so happy for you for having her ❤️🥰
@get_lucky6402
This probably gives this man so much more comfort and relief. I can only imagine how scary having that disease can be. I hope more people get help like this
@Lisa-oy7di
First I would like to say thank you for having the courage to share such a vulnerable side of mental disorder. I too have been diagnosed with schizophrenia due to a drug psychosis. When my mind had been bent so far I could not trust my own instinct I learned to pay attention to the reaction of the animals around me that way I knew if it was real or not thank you for sharing❤
@Lithane97
Love that Luna was 99% confident that there was nobody there, but she checked anyways just to make sure she wasn't missing anything 🥹
@bethmorris3492
I think this is an absolutely amazing way to use a service dog!! Not only is it completely helpful to the owner but they get the comfort of a dog and a friend who will never ever judge them
@sunwukongmonkeyking5561
The idea of the dog greeting a person and recording yourself is so great to help out if your hallucinations they are real or not.
@dianalynn3453
Awww what a sweet wonderful dog! And she calmly reassures you with no judgement. Unconditional love. So happy you found this true friend.
@salina3715
This just opened my eyes and mind to exactly how service animals can genuinely serve. I never imagined the ways they could help. This is very cool.
@Wimmle
How fantastic is that having someone who will never judge you right there to tell you that with something is real or not all the time just to reassure you what a brilliant dog
@earniemaedeen2703
Former psych nurse here. That is a great dog and I can understand how helpful that would be. A lot of people don’t understand that many schizophrenic people do know that they have hallucinations but can’t necessarily distinguish between reality and a hallucination. Remarkable how helpful a well trained service animal can be.
@ccw5799
This is so cool. Bless the puppers and people who figured this aid out.
@Oskanwhitchfather
Awwwww. Luna is the best girl. So patient, sitting there like "No, dad. No one's there. It's fine." Such a good little girl.
@cualsy_x
The dog gave a quick glance just to make sure no one was there. Smart puppy.
@colleendemaio
I can't imagine how scary it would be to suffer hallucinations and not know if they're real or not. Glad he has a good doggo to help out.
@UnhingedJackalope