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YSK: If service dogs come to you for attention, immediately locate their owner
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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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My dog, who is NOT a service dog did this. My baby, at the time needed a bit of tough love, so we put him alone in his room, in the dark. He cried and cried and we planned to check up on him after a few minutes. The dog came and scratched on our bedroom door, pushing it open as we left it partly open. He jumped for attention and when I thought he wanted to be taken outside, he led me to the baby's room. He pushed it open and let out a quiet whine while looking up at me and followed by sheepishly looking into the baby's room. I could tell he was concerned for the baby. Dogs are awesome. Service dogs are just amazing. We don't deserve them.
Sorry I'm not a parent so I don't know about these things, but for what does it help to put a baby alone in a dark room?
I would probably be paranoid that it develops some random issues from stuff like that and carries to adult life but maybe that's just some hippie bullshit.
Since you wanted context, it was well past his nap time. We had a schedule to help set his sleeping pattern. We paid a professional to guide us with setting a baby's nap and feeding pattern as well. Clueless and loving parents can sometime fall for every single cry. It's not enjoyable for us to let our baby cry alone, but it has to be done at times.
Following baby's desire whenever and wherever, would lead to fatigue for parents and child.
I suggest not to draw into conclusions too easily. It's easy for the world to label everything as abuse now adays.