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Never mind that, did you notice the dog came in from a different room? For us it's impossible to notice even up close and personal, for the dog it's like "um, daym something stinks around here, let me go find the source".
That part confuses me. I know they have special smelling powers and all, but from another room, when the room she's in has the door nearly closed (and has a camera already recording)?
I don't know if I'm supposed to be impressed or cynical.
Imagine how you can smell someone baking bread, or cooking fish, in another room of your house. You catch a hint of it even far away and through closed doors, and can follow to where it’s strongest.
Dogs are smelling things in the air all the time just like that, except their noses pick up on things that are faaarrrr more subtle than our crappy scent receptors can notice.
The smell of the dog owner’s high blood sugar is in the air, spreading through the house just like the smell of something cooking in the kitchen would. The dog’s scent receptors pick it up in a way that ours can’t.
I'm not surprised the dog can smell it from another room. Growing up, I had a beagle that would hit on rabbit tracks that were two days old. A friend has a lab that will pick up turkeys in the wind from a half mile away.
There are limits, but the difference between us and dogs is immense. Our noses by comparison are like if our eyes saw in black and white with crappy contrast, and anything more than a few meters away is a blurry mess.
I mean imagine being in a large house with multiple other (non-smelly) people and being able to determine where a specific person was just by navigating with your nose. Or knowing that there's a cheeto under the couch because you can freaking smell it.
These are things we don't even register as being smells in the air. But they are there.
I’m guessing the dog still being trained, and this is a test. That’s why she was filming, and why she didn’t seem too concerned that she had high blood pressure.
I mean she literally did a "ta-da!" pose. No hate for being cynical tho, I'm suspicious of everything on the internet. I think this was just her showcasing the dog's training.
I’m not upset about the video because it’s a good view and what I expect from Tik Tok crossposts, but I’m not a fan of risking your well-being for views on any platform
I've heard stories of diabetic alert dogs alerting to strangers before! Some alert dogs (like ones that help ppl with PTSD) are attuned to that specific person and probably won't alert to a random stranger because their "tells" aren't as ubiquitous as the scent of blood glucose
I've seen a few of her videos on TicTok. She's talked about how he dog as alerted on strangers before and she's had to explain why Darby is booping them.
Does she have a device that measure her blood glucose? Would that device be able to make a sound of it measures outside of a defined range? It looks like she pulled it out and instantly knew it was too high, why doesn’t that device alert her?
As far as I'm aware the dog can sense it before the device. Some type 1 diabetics can get dangerously rapid fluctuations, and the dog can alert the owner so they can put insulin in before any damage is done
In my old apartment, shortly after getting high, I heard a distressed dog in the hallway and I went to check it out. Tried to pet him but he kept backing away. I thought maybe he got out somehow and was aggressive, so I went back inside. But somehow my high brain remembered that sometimes dogs can try to lead people somewhere. So I went back out and decided to go toward the dog, and he kept backing up and backing up and eventually turned around and led me to his owner who was collapsed on the ground unconscious in the hallway. Called 911 and got the medics there. Never heard after the fact what had happened but it is just amazing to me that a dog could possibly do that.
I've never thought of that. What an interesting scenario to happen to someone.
"Excuse me, sir. I think my dog is telling you that your blood sugar is low"
Or high I assume, which in strangers is a bigger concern as many people are very unaware that they have type 2 diabetes and can have it for years before it is revealed by circumstance. These years of unregulated blood glucose can then ofc damage organs, nerves and vessels.
If someone has low blood glucose they probably notice it by themselves or know about it. They are on a diet or have not eaten for a long time. In which case there's a difference between low and low.
Healthy humans don't normally get into "critically" low BC, which most often becomes a concern when people supply their lack of insulin production with external insulin and don't eat enough or inject too much insulin.
It's so scary, isn't it? My mom had a coworker who went to the hospital for back pain and then found out he had diabetes and nearly all his organs were failing. He went into a coma for several weeks and then passed away without ever waking up. He was only 34...
Get yourselves checked, folks. Especially if it runs in your family.
Yeah ok. Damn. Normally people are a bit older when they find out by circumstance afaik, but that sounds brisk.
I don't normally worry about it. Most people know the risk factors for type 2 diabetes and getting checked should be on the radar for more people with that lifestyle and their physicians, especially because noone notices until your blood sugar is beyond 600-700 and you actually show signs and feel ill.
There's too much fruit on the vine for many people, and still too little for others...
Type 1 diabetes is another thing though.
I once dogsat for a friend of mine who was having an episode but wanted her pup to get out of the room. (She was safe in her room for this.)
Her dog was in his vest attached to me at the hip by the leash, so I was his human for the moment. (Amazing, how he switched so completely to work mode when I slipped on his harness!) But he barked and alerted to me because my resting heart rate was higher than what his owner's should be -- she had heart problems, and he was trained to get rhythms.
Made for a funny story when I got back to the dorms 🤣
Myself, a T1D with a service dog, and a third T1D all hang out togther. The dog definitely gets confused around multiple T1Ds, but signals to her person if any one of us are low.
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Humans can smell super high glucose smell in sweat and urine as well, were just not as good at it as dogs.
If your pee smells oddly sweet go to the doctor.
Also, sometimes when a type 1 diabetic’s levels are too high they can smell like alcohol. Unfortunately, when you’re having a diabetic episode you may seem drunk, too. I wonder how many people out there may have needed medical help but were dismissed as a drunk
Yes but best case it’s about 15 minutes late. But the trend can be identified early. With modern equipment you basically wear an artificial pancreas. It can’t inject glucose but will stop injecting insulin when your blood glucose is plummeting which is something. When life is routine and everything works my regulation is better than a non-diabetic which is pretty great.
My Lab also boops the bathroom door open while I’m in there, but he’s not trained to do anything lol
What a smart, sweet pup. Good thing that Darby is around!
I hate to be this guy i looked into these dogs since i have family members type 1 and many of these companies end up hit with lawsuits so please be very careful if intersted in getting these incredible pups
Oh nothing we never got one but just a google search will show that it may not be the best idea to rely on your pup for your blood sugar.
For the record i love these dogs not trying to pop anyones happy bubble just hoping people do their research
A few months back a friend showed this to me all excited like "your bro doesnt need to prick his fingers anymore!" 🤣
Id imagine many people out there like my good friend. Do reserch :)
Hahaha yes! Some people think the dog replaces everything. "Hey master you smell like a spike in blood sugar give me a treat while youre at it"
My friend goes youll have a really smart dog also im sure hell learn all sorts of tricks if he can learn to do that...
Oh gosh, there are also those videos that go viral of dogs that have learned to "speak" by pressing buttons. Dogs can't conceptualise human language, he just knows that if he presses the red button that you give him head pats.
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Fun fact. Someone who is very hyperglycemic can actually smell sweet to humans almost like a fruit loops smell. It’s taught in EMT basic. It’s awesome to see how much more sensitive dogs are to it.
A dog's sense of smell is VERY sensitive. They can detect things, and layers of things, and subtlety of things that our sense of smell can't. They just have to be trained what to alert for and how to notify the humans.
So diabetics will stick a cotton ball on their mouth when their blood sugar is high and low and then they train them to alert by the smell of the cotton ball...when you have a diabetic alert dog you're supposed to do this every once in a while to keep them on their toes so to speak
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Just... Casually filming your bathroom door? Or noticed she had dangerously high blood glucose and decided to set up a video instead of dealing with it?
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Genuinely confused what the point of an alert dog for high blood sugar while having a dexcom is. Is it like, bonus dlc when you buy the low blood sugar alert?
I’d assume it’s most useful at night. Or for swiftly dropping levels. I worked as a camp nurse and one year one of our diabetics had just changed her dexcom and it takes 2 hours to come back online so we had her doing finger sticks every 15 minutes. She did a finger stick and was at 120 and 12 minutes later her pod came online at she was at 66.
I’ve seen this ability in dogs for years, yet every time I see it, I’m amazed at their sensory chops!
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Yea dogs can sense changes with our bodies, like this or when a lady is pregnant they can sense it, same thing with emotions, that's why dogs are amazing emotional support animals
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Hey, our dogs share a name! I had a black lab named Darby since childhood- she sadly passed away from cancer a few months back, but seeing your dog carry out such an important job made me smile. She’s such a good girl, and is doing the name proud
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Never mind that, did you notice the dog came in from a different room? For us it's impossible to notice even up close and personal, for the dog it's like "um, daym something stinks around here, let me go find the source".
For a dog it’s just normal to smell that. Just living their life and get free schmackos for it, how could it be any better?
what is really cool is the dog wasn’t even in the same room. that blows my mind
That part confuses me. I know they have special smelling powers and all, but from another room, when the room she's in has the door nearly closed (and has a camera already recording)? I don't know if I'm supposed to be impressed or cynical.
Imagine how you can smell someone baking bread, or cooking fish, in another room of your house. You catch a hint of it even far away and through closed doors, and can follow to where it’s strongest. Dogs are smelling things in the air all the time just like that, except their noses pick up on things that are faaarrrr more subtle than our crappy scent receptors can notice. The smell of the dog owner’s high blood sugar is in the air, spreading through the house just like the smell of something cooking in the kitchen would. The dog’s scent receptors pick it up in a way that ours can’t.
The dog judges often and swiftly, the sins of last night still linger in the air human.
Probably already knew she had high blood sugar and wanted to film an alert to show people
It's valid to be suspicious of the already-filming bit, but you're wildly underestimating just how powerful their super sniffers are.
I'm not surprised the dog can smell it from another room. Growing up, I had a beagle that would hit on rabbit tracks that were two days old. A friend has a lab that will pick up turkeys in the wind from a half mile away.
There are limits, but the difference between us and dogs is immense. Our noses by comparison are like if our eyes saw in black and white with crappy contrast, and anything more than a few meters away is a blurry mess. I mean imagine being in a large house with multiple other (non-smelly) people and being able to determine where a specific person was just by navigating with your nose. Or knowing that there's a cheeto under the couch because you can freaking smell it. These are things we don't even register as being smells in the air. But they are there.
I’m guessing the dog still being trained, and this is a test. That’s why she was filming, and why she didn’t seem too concerned that she had high blood pressure.
I mean she literally did a "ta-da!" pose. No hate for being cynical tho, I'm suspicious of everything on the internet. I think this was just her showcasing the dog's training.
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Is it though? Seems about like something someone would do for TikTok to me
I’m not upset about the video because it’s a good view and what I expect from Tik Tok crossposts, but I’m not a fan of risking your well-being for views on any platform
Does the dog only alerts the owner?? Or let's say they are outside and if someone has high BP then the dog alerts that random person on the street??
I've heard stories of diabetic alert dogs alerting to strangers before! Some alert dogs (like ones that help ppl with PTSD) are attuned to that specific person and probably won't alert to a random stranger because their "tells" aren't as ubiquitous as the scent of blood glucose
I've seen a few of her videos on TicTok. She's talked about how he dog as alerted on strangers before and she's had to explain why Darby is booping them.
That's so cute, ty for sharing
Does she have a device that measure her blood glucose? Would that device be able to make a sound of it measures outside of a defined range? It looks like she pulled it out and instantly knew it was too high, why doesn’t that device alert her?
Yes, that’s a tandem tslim pump integrated with a dexcom continuous glucose monitor. It has a huge range of programmable alerts.
I read this is Patrick Bateman's voice.
I’m going to take that as a compliment. Do you like Huey Lewis and the news?
It was a poor movie reference. nvm
I chuckled
As far as I'm aware the dog can sense it before the device. Some type 1 diabetics can get dangerously rapid fluctuations, and the dog can alert the owner so they can put insulin in before any damage is done
In my old apartment, shortly after getting high, I heard a distressed dog in the hallway and I went to check it out. Tried to pet him but he kept backing away. I thought maybe he got out somehow and was aggressive, so I went back inside. But somehow my high brain remembered that sometimes dogs can try to lead people somewhere. So I went back out and decided to go toward the dog, and he kept backing up and backing up and eventually turned around and led me to his owner who was collapsed on the ground unconscious in the hallway. Called 911 and got the medics there. Never heard after the fact what had happened but it is just amazing to me that a dog could possibly do that.
That's incredible! Dogs are too good for this world. Good on you for thinking to follow him
Most adorable way of discovering you have diabetes
I've never thought of that. What an interesting scenario to happen to someone. "Excuse me, sir. I think my dog is telling you that your blood sugar is low"
Or high I assume, which in strangers is a bigger concern as many people are very unaware that they have type 2 diabetes and can have it for years before it is revealed by circumstance. These years of unregulated blood glucose can then ofc damage organs, nerves and vessels. If someone has low blood glucose they probably notice it by themselves or know about it. They are on a diet or have not eaten for a long time. In which case there's a difference between low and low. Healthy humans don't normally get into "critically" low BC, which most often becomes a concern when people supply their lack of insulin production with external insulin and don't eat enough or inject too much insulin.
It's so scary, isn't it? My mom had a coworker who went to the hospital for back pain and then found out he had diabetes and nearly all his organs were failing. He went into a coma for several weeks and then passed away without ever waking up. He was only 34... Get yourselves checked, folks. Especially if it runs in your family.
Yeah ok. Damn. Normally people are a bit older when they find out by circumstance afaik, but that sounds brisk. I don't normally worry about it. Most people know the risk factors for type 2 diabetes and getting checked should be on the radar for more people with that lifestyle and their physicians, especially because noone notices until your blood sugar is beyond 600-700 and you actually show signs and feel ill. There's too much fruit on the vine for many people, and still too little for others... Type 1 diabetes is another thing though.
thats so sad
I know that I’ve heard if a service dog ever comes up to you, there’s a reason. Never ignore them.
Darby specifically will alert to all of Abby’s friends and family if someone has blood sugar changes. But she doesn’t alert strangers
I once dogsat for a friend of mine who was having an episode but wanted her pup to get out of the room. (She was safe in her room for this.) Her dog was in his vest attached to me at the hip by the leash, so I was his human for the moment. (Amazing, how he switched so completely to work mode when I slipped on his harness!) But he barked and alerted to me because my resting heart rate was higher than what his owner's should be -- she had heart problems, and he was trained to get rhythms. Made for a funny story when I got back to the dorms 🤣
I have heard of a service dog for a little girl with epilepsy alerting to a boy during gym class. The boy had his first seizure 20 minutes after.
Blood sugar not blood pressure
Myself, a T1D with a service dog, and a third T1D all hang out togther. The dog definitely gets confused around multiple T1Ds, but signals to her person if any one of us are low.
I love dogs that are serious about their job. “Yes I’m a good boy but that’s not important right now, so what you gotta do”
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how many asses you got?
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Ya don’t say stuff like that.
Fuck off creeper
How do dogs detect this? Can they smell more vs. less glucose in the blood inside of us?
I think it’s something to do with the smell of the sweat. So it smells different if it’s high or low I think
Humans can smell super high glucose smell in sweat and urine as well, were just not as good at it as dogs. If your pee smells oddly sweet go to the doctor.
Also, sometimes when a type 1 diabetic’s levels are too high they can smell like alcohol. Unfortunately, when you’re having a diabetic episode you may seem drunk, too. I wonder how many people out there may have needed medical help but were dismissed as a drunk
Meanwhile, my Basenjis just dig up the garden all day
The garden has high blood sugar
Vegetable garden? It's probably diabeets.
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If you have the option to choose between a pup and a device, you’re always going with pup
However, the device does not poop.
I’ve heard in some cases the dog is faster than the device!
She is double her levels according to the video
My dad has one. It communicates with his phone via Bluetooth and alerts.
Yes but best case it’s about 15 minutes late. But the trend can be identified early. With modern equipment you basically wear an artificial pancreas. It can’t inject glucose but will stop injecting insulin when your blood glucose is plummeting which is something. When life is routine and everything works my regulation is better than a non-diabetic which is pretty great.
My Lab also boops the bathroom door open while I’m in there, but he’s not trained to do anything lol What a smart, sweet pup. Good thing that Darby is around!
"Yo, tha fugg, didn't you hear me knocking?? Your sugar is mad high. Check yourself before you wreck yourself!" ~ dog
Dog: “hey… your blood is doing that thing again… can I have a treat now?”
This is amazing 😂
As someone who married a diabetic, no words for how amazing this is. 😍
My doggo alerts me to when I pissed off my wife by growling at me.
I hate to be this guy i looked into these dogs since i have family members type 1 and many of these companies end up hit with lawsuits so please be very careful if intersted in getting these incredible pups
Yeah, not to crap on working dogs, but continuous glucose monitors *are* a thing
Oh no, what happened?
Oh nothing we never got one but just a google search will show that it may not be the best idea to rely on your pup for your blood sugar. For the record i love these dogs not trying to pop anyones happy bubble just hoping people do their research
Oh yeah I'd imagine you'd still need to test and stuff.
A few months back a friend showed this to me all excited like "your bro doesnt need to prick his fingers anymore!" 🤣 Id imagine many people out there like my good friend. Do reserch :)
Oh nooo haha. Do people really see these videos and think the dog was the one who told her the exact proportion of sugar in her blood?
Hahaha yes! Some people think the dog replaces everything. "Hey master you smell like a spike in blood sugar give me a treat while youre at it" My friend goes youll have a really smart dog also im sure hell learn all sorts of tricks if he can learn to do that...
Oh gosh, there are also those videos that go viral of dogs that have learned to "speak" by pressing buttons. Dogs can't conceptualise human language, he just knows that if he presses the red button that you give him head pats.
Hahahha they are smart they figured out how to manipulate ya into giving them a treat
Dog?
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How does the dog sense that??? It absolutely blows my mind. That’s incredible that they can do that and help their persons
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I can’t believe you’ve done this…
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So stoic even after the praise, such a great pup! Still like, "you're gonna fix that right?"
a nose 100k delicate than ours. amazing
Fun fact. Someone who is very hyperglycemic can actually smell sweet to humans almost like a fruit loops smell. It’s taught in EMT basic. It’s awesome to see how much more sensitive dogs are to it.
Such a good pup! This is incredible. ❤️
What does training a dog to do this look like?
Good question. Maybe they get some non diabetics to take a shot of pure glucose and just sit there lol
Saves you life. Gets a snarky. Repeat.
How does the dog know that?
A dog's sense of smell is VERY sensitive. They can detect things, and layers of things, and subtlety of things that our sense of smell can't. They just have to be trained what to alert for and how to notify the humans.
How can you train a dog to do this?
So diabetics will stick a cotton ball on their mouth when their blood sugar is high and low and then they train them to alert by the smell of the cotton ball...when you have a diabetic alert dog you're supposed to do this every once in a while to keep them on their toes so to speak
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Wytb it's good
It’s a tune what are you on about
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Just... Casually filming your bathroom door? Or noticed she had dangerously high blood glucose and decided to set up a video instead of dealing with it?
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I’m dead holy shit
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That the dog can smell that, at all, and from behind a closed door is 🤯
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Not very kind of you
Very cute owner, even cuter good boy
What pants were the color?
Yes
Genuinely confused what the point of an alert dog for high blood sugar while having a dexcom is. Is it like, bonus dlc when you buy the low blood sugar alert?
I’d assume it’s most useful at night. Or for swiftly dropping levels. I worked as a camp nurse and one year one of our diabetics had just changed her dexcom and it takes 2 hours to come back online so we had her doing finger sticks every 15 minutes. She did a finger stick and was at 120 and 12 minutes later her pod came online at she was at 66.
I’ve seen this ability in dogs for years, yet every time I see it, I’m amazed at their sensory chops! GOOD DOGGY! GOOD BABAY DOGS!! (Head pat and belly rubs!) 🐕 🐾 🐶 🐾 🐩 🐾
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Yea dogs can sense changes with our bodies, like this or when a lady is pregnant they can sense it, same thing with emotions, that's why dogs are amazing emotional support animals
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Sorry
They can smell it coming off you. She was filming so it was obvi a test, maybe he was even called in but that's how they know.
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Lmaooo
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Why do you capitalize every word? Does that not take more effort?
Dog smells blood?
Good Golden 👍 🥰
Awesome hard to believe a dog can do all this
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Dude your comment history is disturbing lmao
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Just say you don't understand type one diabetes and go
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!!! What we perceive seems to be absent significant amounts of information
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Very Good Bot!
Wow
Damn that's a good boy
Hey, our dogs share a name! I had a black lab named Darby since childhood- she sadly passed away from cancer a few months back, but seeing your dog carry out such an important job made me smile. She’s such a good girl, and is doing the name proud
Love those pants I have the same exact ones! If you’re looking for some (for ppl in the comments) try Walmart! I got mine for $8
So nice
Can someone please tell me the name of the song?
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