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POV: an off leash dog comes straight at us full speed, ignoring everything, and I'm left to manage

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Why it worked

The video likely worked due to the relatable and often stressful experience of encountering off-leash dogs, combined with the heartwarming interaction between a child and a service dog. The contrast between the two scenarios and the educational aspect of service dog etiquette likely resonated with viewers.

Summary

The video shows two separate incidents involving dogs. The first part depicts a tense encounter with an off-leash dog approaching the creator's dog, highlighting the owner's lack of responsibility. The second part shows a child interacting with a service dog, emphasizing the dog's training and friendly nature, and a brief interaction where a lady questions the service dog's presence.

Structure

1Off-leash dog encounter
2Child wants to hold leash
3Service dog interaction in public
4Discussion about service dog's presence

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POV: an off leash dog comes straight at us full speed, ignoring everything, and I'm left to manage it while one stands there and the other just slowly approaches while saying "he's fine" Count how many times they try and call "Coco" Literally just standing there and the other slow walking over while your dog charges is not responsible ownership. He's fine Mine's not might bite Coco? Sorry. Insta3 POV: A tiny human wants to hold the dog's leash, so you make it safe for everyone involved 💖 I hope you enjoyed your walk Oh my goodness Oh my goodness Mom: that doggy helps her! Mom: can she say hi or? Sure Say hello Me: you can pet him hes okay he's very friendly Mom: thank you so much! Me: no problem! no problem! Lady: I say keep him home. Me: He's a service dog, so He has to come with me. Lady: Oh geez... There's no other way Around it? Me: no he's a Medical/cardiac alert Service dog! Lady: me there is a way You can google something, Like a preventative to help Like vitamin C... all of those kinds (Points to jake) are very friendly nice dogs