Just watched the first 4 episodes and I love this show! It's easy to watch, funny and the acting is good!
This is a wonderful family show! It tackles great subjects like social challenges, bullying, standing up for yourself, perseverance, kindness, friendship and learning that differences are just differences and we are all valuable people.
The only reason I can watch without getting upset at the misrepresentation of the different assistance dogs is Dude looks like a clone of my own Papillon/Dachshund service dog, Sunny, who passed away in Nov. 2019 at age 17.
Love it Hooked after one episode I highly recommend it.
Having SAD myself I could totally relate to Noah, even though it's abit exaggerated but it has to be , isn't it? Otherwise how would people relate otherwise, it just meant people with SAD are not in the moment and our thoughts could be daunting for us.
Short and sweet, it's fun, entertaining, and relatable. It's a great watch with the entire family.
It's great to sacrifice for & protect your kids, especially if they have challenges beyond the norm, but allowing them to overtake every aspect of your life, allowing their challenges to dictate everything your family does, isn't helping them in the long run. A friend had two kids with autism, depression, OCD, ADHD & anxiety issues & my friend made her life revolve around them & they were barely functional teens.
This is an amazing tv show for families, and the fact that the tv show is about a kid that has Social anxiety disorder and a dog helping him with his disability is amazing!
Our family just loves this show! Both my adult kids can relate so much with this show in having had social anxiety throughout school and having to control it even now.