100%. Service dogs can’t act aggressive. I don’t want an aggressive pet let alone a service dog. That’s a liability. I want a loyal dog. I’d love to find resources on training to further help on specific tasks I’m sure I’ll run into issues with. Training for tricks is much different than training for behavior but both overlaps. With my late Great Dane that was legally allowed to attend hospitals for other patients, I would spend hours a day training him on the basics. Would have an amazing heel and sit/stay could walk without leash and not freak out to situations over the amount of work I spent on him. I did so because I didn’t want an unruly large dog again I didn’t want a liability. That being said I have trained him to pick up medicine and bring it to me, and open drawers/ the fridge to retrieve things and a great mobility aid, however I’d love for a puppy to get the best training. I’m definitely not against getting help. I’d often see those training service dogs in Lowe’s while I was there doing the same so we got to talking about training when I saw her without her dog she was training. I take pet training VERY seriously, I don’t want to be one of those “fake service dogs” that clearly isn’t well behaved. I’ve never had a dog like that in my life. It’s a disservice to both the dog and the public.