[nagdu] Fake Service Dogs

[Sheila Leigland]

Bibi we were sitting at the time and my dog was a ready to eat labrador that happened to adore cheese. He was fine.Drake had a huge head and barely had to reach up if he was lying down if the ojbect was low enough to the ground. 

Sheila Leigland

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From: Criminal Justice Major Extraordinaire <orleans24 at comcast.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 4:43 PM
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Subject: Re: [nagdu] Fake Service Dogs

Man, Sheila,
Hope your furry one didn't get sick after that.
Good thing with Odie is since we have a good connection and I can feel his 
every move from his body language, I'm quick to get after him, especially if 
it involves food.
On the 16th Street Mall, there are eating areas outtside some restaurunts 
where you can sit down to eat.
If Odie is getting ready to go toward the eating areas, I'm quick to tell 
him leave it.
If he doesn, then leash correction will be warranted and I will then firmly 
tell him let's go.
At times, I've had to include the word "now" to refocus him back on track.
Yes, although he's a medical alert service dog, Odie has a stubron streak 
which allows him to get himself into trouble, especially his over curious 
active nose.
I give him the nickname of "nosy boy" during those situations.
*Wowollolll*
I do use a retractible leash which I keep reeled in all the way and am able 
to pick up on what he's getting himself into.
Good thing with Odie is he knows and understands when I mean business.
Bibi and Odie
the happy spirited bounty labra wolf
the big birthday boy on Sunday 


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