[nagdu] Embarrassing Guide Dog Handlers

[Hannah Chadwick]

Yes, I second that. I was on the train today and Princess threw up, probably
from something she picked up and I wasn't aware of it... anyways it was
really embarrassing, especially since I freaked out and let the s word fly
lol... 

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Of Criminal Justice Major
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2012 5:35 PM
To: NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users
Subject: Re: [nagdu] Embarrassing Guide Dog Handlers

I have to agree wit you on this one.
Sounds as if that person's too lazy to get off their behind and get the dog
outtside.
I'm sure if the guide dog school finds out, they are definitely not going to
be very happy with that.
Don't understand why some people decide to get a dog and fail to meet
his/her needs.
It's like taking care of a kid.
Odie has had accidents indoors when his stomach has been upset or if a
medical ailment is occuring.
Yes, he's thrown up as well and a few times, it's happened in a public
facility which was embarrassing.
I experienced it on the city bus too.
He knows that if he is going to have an accident or get sick, he can go to
the tiled floor by the front door of the apartment.
He also knows that he can spit up right there too.
It's much easier to get that stuff off of a wooden, concreete or tiled floor
versus the carpet.
I'll eventually have to have my carpets in the bedroom and living room
extracted at some point.
Regardless of the messes, I still love him lots and he's an important valued
member of the family.
Don't know what my husband Dale or I would do if we did not have him around.
*Smiles*
Bibi
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