[nagdu] making adjustments

[Julie McGinnity]

Hi Cindy,  Brie does that as well with revolving doors.  It is
terrifying to suddenly be brought into the middle of a door that is
moving, especially when they are the automatic revolving doors.  We
have been nearly squished a number of times.  I wonder what goes
through their heads when they take us into revolving doors.  I guess
they just see an opening and go through it.  But I think Brie just
wants to try something new.

On 3/25/13, d m gina <dmgina at samobile.net> wrote:
> I know the next time we go to this store, he will know how to center
> himself up the ramp to make sure we get in the center of the door.
> I love to watch him think no matter how slow he is.
> for the most part on traffic he is really good.
> Watching in the parking lot he is good, if he is given a chance.
> That is all he needs.
> yes we are in our seventh month, so I just know he is going to get it.
> We have the sliding doors at the albertsons in our area as well, he
> stops to see what the door is going to do then takes me in.
> Never bumping either side.
> I know he will get better.
> we have nice weather that gets us out more, taking us to stores that
> have the sliding doors.
> Original message:
>> Your dog is a little newer though, isn't it? Maybe after a while those
>> thought processes will be faster. People who haven't had a lot of
>> experience with dogs and handlers often think they are going to run us
>> into things. I think they make decisions that look kind of last minutes
>> to people who don't understand. It seems as if mostly Fisher does this
>> pretty quickly. I am a little concerned though when he decides to opt
>> for revolving doors and I don't know until we are about in the middle of
>> one.
>
>> Cindy Lou
>
>> On Mar 25, 2013, at 2:59 PM, d m gina wrote:
>
>>> How fast does your dog think to adjust coming up to a sliding door
>>> realizing that they are not in the center of the door?
>>> Walking threw the parking lot up to the store door, it suddenly accured
>>> to my dog that he had to adjust to go inside the store.
>>> the lady thought at first he was going to run me into the door, when I
>>> shared let him decide.
>>> Suddenly he turned to the rite taking me into the first part of the
>>> store.
>>> I love to see this happen, watching him think out what is best for us
>>> to get into a place with a sliding door.
>>> I have learned my dog is a slower thinker than some of my other dogs
>>> were.
>>> I have no problem with this, once I understood what was happening.
>>> Just fun to watch.
>
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Julie McG
National Association of Guide dog Users board member,  National
Federation of the Blind performing arts division secretary,
Missouri Association of Guide dog Users President,
and Guiding Eyes for the Blind graduate 2008
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