[nagdu] re soul searching - Question

[d m gina]

Love your dogs name Birtha, I want the chocolates, you keep the dog is 
that fare?
I went to the school for the blind, where we didn't get a cane until we 
were in high school.
I am pleased that they get the canes earlier, and learn the skills they do.
do you get asked all of the time if they could work your dog?
When I was in school guide dogs were not allowed to be on campus.
One of the gals had a dog, and would bring it down on weekends from Denver.
She would walk the dog threw the hall.
I got a chance to see it, and I knew from then on I wanted a dog.
the family kept the dog for her while she was in school.
I don't know or remember what she did when she was in public school, 
she never did say.
I will have to ask her.
It was years ago when I took a tour of csdb and would love to do it 
again, showing my husband the school I went to.
I know there are changes, but to work a dog on a campus where you went, 
pleases me very much.
I am proud of both, the school and the dog.
Again, I will take the chocolates and you keep the dog smile.
Original message:
> Bibi,
> I teach at the Colorado school for the Deaf and The blind and we have never
> had trouble with canes here. This is probably due to the fact that most kids
> here don't use the telephone pole canes and they are taught good cane skills
> where they don't swing them in a wide ark.

> Are you in Denver or in one of the nearby cities. It would be great to meet
> you. I don't have contact with any other handlers here in The Springs.

> B A Guerrero and Seeing Eye Dog Godiva
> guerrero.avila at sbcglobal.net

> -----Original Message-----
> From: nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
> Of Criminal Justice Major
> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 11:29 PM
> To: NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users
> Subject: Re: [nagdu] re soul searching - Question

> Hi, Bertha,
> No matter which kind of canes my guides and I have come in contact with, the
> first and third weren't fond of them.
> When it comes to my support cane, Odie does find with that.
> He's been all right when I've had to pull out my folding cane to get us out
> of sticky situations, but only because I managed to make sure it stayed on
> the ground and rolled from side to side.
> Bibi
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