[nagdu] new guide dog user with questions

[Ramona Davidson]

Thanks everyone for all the wonderful replies, I’ll clarify, when
talking about checking the kerbed to make sure I wasn’t in the street,
it’s mainly just after I’ve crossed a blended drive way or if I’m in
an unfamiliar location. One place we were walking had the parking lot
blended with the sidewalk, so to make sure we weren’t veering in too
far to the parking lot I’d stop and check to the side with my foot to
make sure. Note: this is clearly a trust issue with me because he’s
never ever! Been too far from the curb.



On 8/13/12, Marsha Drenth <marsha.drenth at gmail.com> wrote:
> i know that she is on the sidewalk, and not checking the curb because of
> country work. Guess it would depend on how much a person checks for the
> curb. And what kind of sidewalk it is. Depends on what should be done.
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> Marsha drenthSent from my iPhone
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> On Aug 13, 2012, at 10:17 AM, Cindy Ray <cindyray at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The kind of checking for the curb, from what I understood, is not the same
>> as country work. She is on the sidewalk and going off to check where the
>> street is. That isn't the same as being trained for country work, I think.
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>> CL
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Mona