[nagdu] guide dogs in urope, and sleeping in?

[Cecilia Martínez]

Oh... thanks! You're right, worst case, they wake you up.

On 8/4/14, Raven Tolliver <ravend729 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Ceci,
> I have an answer to your second question.
> How long a dog can hold their water depends on how old the dog is ,
> how much they drink, and if their are any health problems. A healthy
> adult dog can hold it for up to 18 hours. Trust me, a college kid who
> partakes in the night life, stays up late and sleeps in late would
> know! Just take 'em outside right before you go to bed.
> If your dog is an adolescent, I don't believe they can hold it quite
> as long. But if your dog can hold it for an entire flight to Europe,
> it should be able to wait while you sleep in.
> Usually, dogs will let you know if they really need to go out. Worst
> case, your dog will wake you, and you'll have to run outside right
> quick before returning to bed.
>
> On 8/4/14, Cecilia Martínez <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>> Hello, I have two questions, unrelated to each other.
>> 1: I was wondering, has any of you gone alone with your guide dog to
>> urope? If so, how do you manage to cross the streats?
>> I'm asking this because in some european countries like France for
>> example, people don't cross in corners, but in the middle of the
>> sidewalk, where a place to cross is marked on the flor.
>>
>> 2 This is a silly question, but what do you do if you want to sleep in
>> when you have your dog?
>> How much time can he/she hold it?
>> Thanks
>> Ceci
>>
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