[nagdu] Going out during training

[Tracy Carcione]

You've got it, Rox!  Except that the volunteers don't take you shopping;
they do it for you.
I must say, it is pretty nice to be able to only concentrate on the new
dog and our work together, and not have to deal with the everyday business
of cooking and cleaning. Though I wouldn't say no to home training, should
it ever be offered.
Tracy


> Wow, you know I'm starting to realize that a major down side to owner
> training is that guide dog schools sound like they are kinda cushy
> places in which to live for 3 or 4 weeks.  Someone cooks for you,
> cleans for you, provides you books to read, and volunteers to take you
> shopping.
> The staff at my particular DIY guide dog program are lazy, don't cook
> regularly, clean less frequently, and there is nothing exciting to do
> in between training times unless it is the afore-mentioned cooking and
> cleaning.
> Maybe I've got it all wrong.
> LOL!
>
> Rox and the Botanical Barkers:
> Bristol (retired), Mill'E SD. and Laveau Guide Dog, CGC.
> "The only problem with troubleshooting is, sometimes, trouble shoots
> back."
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> pawpower4me at gmail.com
> AIM: Brissysgirl
>
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