PSDS on Television

[AshertoAsher]

Can we say stress signals?

Mental Health Matters - Alameda County, California: Psychiatric Service Dogs

http://www.mpuuc.org/mentalhealth/mentalTVServiceDog.html

"Two people with psychiatric service dogs are interviewed about their dogs, how they got them, how they are trained, and what difference it has made in their lives."

[Amber]

I think there is another post on this same video, but I can't find it at the moment.

[Sheenar]

This is the other thread:

http://servicedogcentral.org/forum/index.php/topic,14400.0.html

[AshertoAsher]

oops...my bad! Sorry. Mods can remove this double post if they want.

But, did you see the way those dogs were panting/yawning. I felt bad for them.

[Sheenar]

One of the people in the video posted online saying the interview was filmed in an un-air conditioned garage under studio lights and was very hot during filming -and that is why the dogs were panting.

[Stephanimal]

One of the people in the video posted online saying the interview was filmed in an un-air conditioned garage under studio lights and was very hot during filming -and that is why the dogs were panting.

In other words it was dangerous to everything involved? I personally would have told them it was too hot for my dog and I and asked to move or just leave.

[LolaMarigolda]

One of the people in the video posted online saying the interview was filmed in an un-air conditioned garage under studio lights and was very hot during filming -and that is why the dogs were panting.

In other words it was dangerous to everything involved? I personally would have told them it was too hot for my dog and I and asked to move or just leave.

From what Veronica posted, it wasn't dangerously hot in there, but it was uncomfortable.  She lives in the SF Bay area, specifically in the section where it generally doesn't get hot (by Florida standards).

[Stephanimal]

Lola that is good, but you would think they could have found a place that was cooler.

[LolaMarigolda]

Lola that is good, but you would think they could have found a place that was cooler.

I don't know how they set up the interview.  I've got a couple of friends who have done some similar type taping (production-wise); to quote them, "conditions will vary".  You're limited by your budget and what your people know; both can make changing venues difficult/impossible.

I know I couldn't sit under the lights unless the AC was set to sub-arctic and I had my sunglasses.  I turn 5 shades of red once it is above 80.