[nagdu] A Guide to Guide Dog Schools

[Ed and Toni Eames]

Dear Haben,

As a retired professor of anthropology, I am interested in what you 
are researching about guide dogs for your anthro class.  Where are 
you going to school?  What course is this for?  You can e-mail me off 
list or phone me at 559-224-0544, Pacific time.

Ed

At 09:34 PM 2/21/2009, you wrote:

>My goodness, I just checked out the book Partners In Independence: A 
>Success Story of Dogs and the Disabled from my college library 
>yesterday. I hadn't noticed the authors when I checked it out, 
>though. I"m doing a project on guide dogs for an anthropology class 
>and am gathering material at the moment. Your books will be very helpful to me.
>
>Sincerely,
>Haben Girma
>
>Ed and Toni Eames wrote:
>>Dear Haben,
>>
>>Contact your NLS center for other books about guide dogs.  Ed and I 
>>have also writeewritten a book, Partners In Independence: A Success 
>>Story of Dogs and the Disabled, also available from NLS.  It covers 
>>all aspects of dogs working for and with people with disabilities.
>>
>>Toni and Keebler
>>
>>
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