[nagdu] Seeing Eye Class Length Shortened

[Wayne Merritt]

If that's the case, then I would probably be okay with a shorter
training time. In reality, during the week anyway, even though the
training day is long there are also many times when you are resting or
when you have downtime. For example, I may be in the group that goes
out at 8 for training, but I will likely return to the school by 9:30
or 10, and then will have 2 hours to kill till lunch, unless they have
a lecture planned for me. Even so, if you keep up with the materials
they provide, the lectures aren't that big of a deal. I suppose they
are more meaningful for the first time dog owner. I still like going
though since you never know what you'll pick up. Bottom line, though I
still have questions about what was not said in the email, such as the
schedule and when certain things happen, I am still a happy Seeing Eye
grad and will, unless something drastic happens, most likely return
there for my next dogs.

Wayne

On 10/31/11, Cindy Ray <cindyray at gmail.com> wrote:
> When I went to the two day shorter course we went Saturday, got the dogs
> Monday with the Sunday being the afternoon we interacted with other dogs and
> worked a little on obedience. When we had done that with new students, that
> was when they taught putting on the harness, etc. We worked a full day the
> first weekend, and I think we may have worked a full day the second weekend
> as well. I don't thing there were half days. I could be misremembering that
> though.
>
> CL
>
>
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