[nagdu] Fingers crossed

[Kaye Kipp]

Hi.

>From everything I've ever been told, the sooner you get into your routine,
the easier it is for your dog to settle in.  I think you and your new dog
will do just fine.

Good luck.

Kaye

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Subject: [nagdu] Fingers crossed

Hi all. 
In one week, Jada goes to her new home. And my mom and I start the drive to
Michigan. I go into class next Sunday.
After I return home with my new dog, I have only two days to settle before
classes start. I already know my college campus with a guide dog and a cane,
so orientation is not going to be my problem. But, do you guys have any
advice on ways to help a dog settle in that short amount of time? Also, is
there anything I can do while in the guide dog class to help the dog trust
me more? And make the transition easier?
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated.


Abigail Bolling 

Wright State University-2019: Social Work

"Keep a smile on your face and a song in your heart, and just let the music
play." (Julie Anderson Diamond)
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