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    One of Em's most basic tasks.

    She thought she was in trouble so my voice is high pitched and I had to tug on her collar a bit. During episodes, attacks or general unhappiness, she will do it on her own.

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    Re: One of Em's most basic tasks.

    Now that I know what a PSDIT is, what is that behavior used for in her service? Is it to help to calm the person? She's a beautiful girl, and you look like you're a great trainer!

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    Re: One of Em's most basic tasks.

    PSDs/PSDITs are very...'tailored' to their person's needs, and the vast majority of the time are owner trained because of it. This particular behavior, known as a task, is to help ground me and help me calm down. If I'm having an attack I get very detached from reality and she uses deep pressure work (leaning into me, shifting her weight, etc) to keep reminding me where I am and that she's still there for me.

    And thanks, I've been training dogs since I was 5, and in the shelter I work in/business I specialize with 'problem' dogs and stubborn dogs.
    --Julee & Embyr.

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