[nagdu] Snow snow and more snow

[Tracy Carcione]

When they've shoveled the sidewalk with a teaspoon, as my husband puts it, I
go single file, walking behind my dog.  It's awkward, but can be done for a
few yards.  If it's bad for a long while, and the street is quiet, I'll walk
in the street for a bit.
For paws, there are boots or Musher's Secret.  I use the Pawz boots, which
are like balloons.  They're real cheap, so, when I lose one, it's no big
deal.  They're also easy to wash off.  They're a big hard to put on, though,
because I have to stretch the top with one hand and put the paw in with the
other, and the stretching is pretty hard.
HTH and good luck.  Boston has really gotten clobbered with snow this
winter.
Tracy


-----Original Message-----
From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Mark J. Cadigan
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Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2015 11:33 AM
To: Tracy Carcione; NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide
Dog Users
Subject: [nagdu] Snow snow and more snow

Hi all,
With all the snow that we got here in New England and more on the waydo any
of you have tips forworking dogs in the snow. Sometimes the sidewalks are so
narrow that the dog and I can't fit side-by-side also the salt really hurts
his paws anti-constantly smells like wet dog

Thoughts on ways to protect his paws in eliminate the wet dog smell

Thanks,
Mark

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