[nagdu] tieing up a guide dog

[Larry D. Keeler]

I'm not surprised! Whatever I can concieve seems to happen! The farthest 
away I ever let Holly get is under the table at the bowling alley! No, I'm 
not so attached to my dog that I can't do anything without her but, I figure 
if she is working well she is working with me and is with me! If I think I 
might have to be apart from her for example, at a Knights of Columbus 
breakfast where I might have to leave her somewhere because I'm working in 
the kitchen, she will just stay home! Where my little dog will occupy her 
all she wants!
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Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2013 7:55 AM
Subject: [nagdu] tieing up a guide dog


> Some years ago we had a grad  who use to tie her dog to poles and 
> railings. The first time the dog was tied to a railing and my friend 
> spotted the young dog and we went over to it. My friend checked the tags 
> and said this is a guide dog. We walked over to a few tents set up at this 
> street fair to asked if anyone knew who owned the dog. Finally the third 
> tent we went to the person said that is my guide dog. I said why is the 
> dog tied up and so far away from you. She was a massage therapist and her 
> boss said in a snappy tone we are watching her dog from here. I said no 
> your not because you didn't see my friend and I touching the dog. It was a 
> cloudy day so at least he wasn't in the hot sun . the dog had no water. I 
> told the boss we could have taken the dog and should have to teach her a 
> lesson. He then went to where the dog was tied up and brought it to there 
> tent and tied it closer to where she was. The second time was by a 
> restaurant and the dog was tied to a pole. The harness was on the dog. I 
> was with a different friend and when she saw the harness we went over to 
> the dog and it was the same dog. I called the school to report it . When 
> the trainer questioned her she said someone has it in for me.
> I wouldn't leave my pet dog tied outside let alone a guide dog. I don't 
> feel sorry for the man who went into the soup kitchen . He is very lucky 
> to have the dog returned and I hope it teaches him a lesson.
> Marilyn and Anna
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