[nabs-l] Over Night College Visit

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good morning, I was outraged when people were talking about their 
animals being "sniffy," while indeed I can imagine being inclined to 
amungst guide dog handlers, seems a litttle to me like getting mad at 
your baby for crying. It's a dog! Not some robot whose whole lot in 
life is to guide your blind, candy ass around!
for today, Car 408-209-323951 PM 11/10/2013, minh ha wrote:
>You might not agree with their managerial policies, but in no way does
>that reflect on the quality of their guide dogs. ... Personally, I
>think the people that place the entire blame on the training programs
>for the faults of their guide dogs are usually the people that can't
>handle or maintain their guide's training and thus, shouldn't have a
>guide in the first place. Yes, some training programs aren't as
>conscientious as others and some dogs just have behavior problems in
>general, but every training program will work with their graduates to
>fix the issues if possible. A lot of people who don't have guides
>forget that dogs are not robots; they're living, breathing,
>independently thinking creatures that have quirks as we do.
>
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