[nagdu] Working third shift

[Danielle Sykora]

I agree with what others have said here, and I think the obvious is
being overlooked. A school will not put out a dog if it hasn't passed
all the necessary tests to be a guide. If a dog doesn't qualify as a
guide and is not trained for any other tasks, it is not a service dog
and can not be taken on the bus.

Danielle and Thai

On 4/2/15, Vivianna via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi Barb,
> sorry, but, no matter what you say to try and convince me, i will never
> change my mind.  no way do i think that you should waste a perfectly
> well-trained guide dog.
> get a pet.
> there are plenty of fine pets out there.  why do you insist on a guide dog?
> once again you have never said that you need a dog to guide you.
> millions of people have pets and love them.
>
> Vivianna
>
>> On Apr 2, 2015, at 11:07 AM, Debby Phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Sorry Barb, but this is one of the worst reasons I can think of to get a
>> guide dog, and when people who really need a dog have to wait six months
>> sometimes, it would be a waste of a perfectly good guide dog.  They are
>> not trained to guard either.  Some dogs are more protective of their
>> owners than others.  I've known dogs that would just lick someone to
>> death, rather than protect.    Peace,    Debby
>>
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