[nabs-l] Guide Dog or Cane? Which do u recommend and why?
Hannah Chadwick
sparklylicious at gmail.com
Fri Nov 1 00:23:11 UTC 2013
Haley,
I think there are advantages to both. A dog does give the public
(especially in college) an opening to start a conversation.
However, they are a lot of work. I'm currently working my second
dog and we're in a college environment. The advantage to having
a cane is that at the end of the day you can just put it away and
not have to worry about it. However, with a dog you have to
water, feed, play and take them out for bathroom breaks. You may
have to take time out of your schedule to take them to the vet
for emergency visits. With all this said, I'm still glad I have
my dog. She is fantastic in every way possible! This decision is
completely up to you because you will be the one responsible for
your dog. You have to want to do all that time consuming work,
but I think that the end result is worth more. I don't mind all
the work that my dog requires because she is a delight, her work
is great and she is a living, breathing being. Please email me
off list if you have any further questions.
Best, Hannah
----- Original Message -----
From: haley sumner <haleysumner at sbcglobal.net
To: nabs-l at nfbnet.org
Date sent: Thu, 31 Oct 2013 17:05:12 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [nabs-l] Guide Dog or Cane? Which do u recommend and
why?
Hello fellow Nabsters,
I am in the process of deciding whether or not to get a guide dog
in about a year and a half, right before I go to college, and am
still unsure whether i should go through with this or just stick
with the cane. What do you all recommend? Which do you feel is
better travel-wise, social-wise, etc. I am looking forward to
hearing about your experiences and preferences.
Thanks,
Haley Sumner
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