[nagdu] My turn to go to school

[Tina Thomas]

Hey Dar- Yes, I remember that girl in our class and like you I will keep my thoughts to myself on that issue. See you in Florida! 
Tina and the girls 

-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of d m gina
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:04 AM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
Subject: Re: [nagdu] My turn to go to school

now my goodness, we had a gal in class whose dog got the soap in the bathroom, She was always having something happening to her dog.
I have personal thoughts on that, but will be a nice girl and not notty.
Original message:
> I'm just wondering where my dogs got the bar of soap I found on the 
> rug in the living room. Apparently, they did not like it much.

> CL

> On Jun 5, 2013, at 10:46 AM, "Tracy Carcione" <carcione at access.net> wrote:

>> I wouldn't say that a dog bed is essential.  Mine never had one, 
>> until my last dog got old and wanted a soft cushion.  I've had 6 
>> dogs, and they were all happy with the mat the school gave me.
>> Also, the school gives out grooming supplies, so buying a brush isn't 
>> necessary, unless you don't like the one the school chose.
>> For things needed after getting home, I'd wait and see, except for 
>> food and baggies.
>> I know many people want specific poop bags, but I've always liked the 
>> sandwich bags that can be closed with a twist tie.  They're cheap and 
>> easy to get.
>> Tracy

>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Raven Tolliver" 
>> <ravend729 at gmail.com>
>> To: <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
>> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:31 AM
>> Subject: Re: [nagdu] My turn to go to school


>> Before getting your dog, you should pup-proof your place. Get lids 
>> for trash cans or place waste baskets behind closed doors or on top 
>> of shelves/counters/dressers where they cannot be reached. Crawl 
>> through your apartment and pick up small items off the floor, and 
>> clear low and coffee tables of any items that can fall victim to 
>> being swept by a wagging tail.
>> Also, call around to different vets and ask some questions. Ask about 
>> pricing for check ups, different vaccines, and different general 
>> procedures such as diagnosing and treating ear infections. Ask if 
>> they will give discounts for service animals. Look into where the 
>> emergency vet's office is onsite or at a different location. See if 
>> the vet offers nonveterinary services such as boarding, grooming, and 
>> pharmacy.
>> Lastly, find local grooming salons if you’re not willing to bathe 
>> your dog at home. Some are pricy while others are inexpensive. Some 
>> have self-washing stations where you can bring your dog and bathe him 
>> with the supplies offered at the salon’s station. This is a low-cost 
>> way of getting your guide clean without having to pay out of the 
>> wazoo and clean up a big mess afterward.

>> Must-haves after returning Home:
>> Food, Poop bags, Large dog bed
>> Toys: see what kinds your dog likes and what activities your dog 
>> enjoys (i.e. chewing, tugging, playing fetch) Crate and crate pad, 
>> Extra leash, Dog booties, Tie down Preventive meds, Ear cleaning 
>> solution Comb, brush, and rake One or two towels Optional supplies:
>> Doggy shampoo
>> Rain slicker, Winter jacket
>> Travel bag/back pack for dog supplies, Collapsible/portable water 
>> dish Treats Nail file or drimmel nail grinder

>> Be blessed on your journey with your new guide.

>> --
>> Raven

>> Original Message
>> From: Jewel <herekittykat2 at gmail.com>
>> To: the National Association of Guide Dog Users NAGDU Mailing List
>>       <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
>> Sent: Jun 4, 2013, at 2:22 PM,
>> Subject: [nagdu] My turn to go to school

>> Dear all,
>> After several years of planning and a few of waiting, in is finally 
>> my turn to go to guide dog school. I will be going to GDF for the 
>> July class! I am very excited and nervous. In planning for my dog, I 
>> am making a list of things to get and do, so what are your top three 
>> suggestions for things to do before getting my dog, and what is 
>> something you think is important to get after coming home?
>> I have already decided on Blue Buffalo for guy food, and will be 
>> trying to puppy-proofing my apartment. I would welcome any resources 
>> on doing that as well.
>> Excited,
>> Jewel

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