[nagdu] Meetings Between Dogs

[Darla Rogers]

	I don't understand that one either; we have someone who lives in
this subdivision, that does that.  I haven't seen her since I got Huck, but
I told my husband, even though Roxy is retired, I don't want her dog being
"friends" with Roxy either, as he needs to have control of her when they
walk the trail, and my dog has plenty of "friends" of my choosing.
Darla & hardworking Huck


-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Shanna Stichler
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 1:27 PM
To: NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users
Subject: Re: [nagdu] Meetings Between Dogs

I never let my dog greet other dogs when in harness. Getting her to work
responsibly around other dogs took a long time and was a lot of work, so I
keep it very black and white for her. 

I've had people try and let their pet dogs greet/play with her, and I put a
stop to that right away. Once, we were at the vet, and a woman couldn't
understand why I wouldn't allow her aggressive terrier mix play with
Diamond. Some people will just never get it.

Shanna and Diamond


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On Sep 12, 2013, at 10:50 AM, "Larry D. Keeler" <lkeeler at comcast.net> wrote:

> My pet peeve is that other folks think differently about dog meetings.
They feel that there dog can do whatever it wants to where as your dog
can't! I've had folks with both pets and service dogs march up to me and try
and have them meet Holly! Holly sure doesn't mind but I sure do! Usually
this happens whil working. And, when I control or correct Holly tghey have
the nerve to get mad at me for not letting my dog play! And of course, they
do this without asking! On a similar not, but this time concerning meetings
with humans, I think I offended swomeone yesterday! I was on the bus and a
man kept talking to Holly. I explained that if he continued Holly would get
in trouble! He did stop but kept going on about how we were unfair to our
dogs because we wouldn't visit folks or sniff them! I did explain to him
about those things being distractions and in the case of sniffing, sometimes
offensive but He just k3ept rambbling on! Anyway, the point is whether human
or dog, there has to be aggreed on rules for encounters. First, ask!!! You
bring little Fido and let him run under Holly's nose while trying to work
her and I'll talk with you! If you bring your dog over to my place, ask
first at least. I'll usually allow that but, if its a dod we don't know, I
want to be here! And, everyone thinks there dog is perfe4ct! They're
wouldn't do anything wrongg! I learned at Pilot that if you tease someone
because there dog cuts up, your probably next! And, every situation is
different. Some dogs don't really like other dogs. Some dogs don't like
everone! And, some folks don't know the difference between dog working and
dog playing! Holly has met several dogs who were also working and laid by a
few. But, before I put dogs together, I always ask the other handler or pet
owner. 
> Intelligence is always claimed but rarely proven!
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