[nagdu] Standoff

[Darla Rogers]

	I think you have some really sound advice, here; you are a new team,
and Tracy points out, very well, how many adjustments these dogs have to
make.
	Huck is similar, but I think he knows now I'm his forever person
because he is usually wherever I am--though right now he is in the living
room, as he thinks my husband is going to make smoothies--so lab, that he
is, he is hoping for a handout--not.
	Just give the dog some time; talk softly; keep him with you as much
as you can; and praise, praise, praise, for a job done right.
	Remember even friendships with humans don't usually develop that
quickly.
Darla & Velcro Huck


-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of bobetteandflint
Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 6:31 AM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
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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