[nagdu] Standoff

[L Gwizdak]

Some dogs are just aloof. Some take awhile warming up to their new people. 
Did you discuss this with your trainer before leaving the school?

When I got Landon, he was kind of aloof with me and never wagged his tail. 
Not for the whole time I was at the school.  But after we got home, he began 
to wag a bit and got more and more as time went on.  He now is a very waggy 
dog but not as much as other Labs I've had.

How does the dog work for you?  You had mentioned about play but not about 
how the dog functions as a guide.  Is this your first one?  Give it time.

Lyn and Landon
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From: "bobetteandflint" <bobetteandflint at aol.com>
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Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 4:30 AM
Subject: [nagdu] Standoff


>I am so discouraged. The new dog I have been placed with is a lab. I have 
>Ms, a form of Md, am legally blind. I have no pheriperal vision, and my 
>central vision is not stable and decreasing.My dog seemd to have excellent 
>bracing skills and we are working on the guide skill
> The peoblem is his perdonality. He is very standoffish from me. Even 
> ignores me in free time and prefers to play alone. Its depressing.is their 
> any hope?
>
>
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