[nagdu] Bringing my dog?

[The Pawpower Pack]

Daryl, 
I have done shows like this. I bring a table cloth that is long enough to touch the ground.  En I put my dog under the table, and people can't see her.  I turn her so she's facing me and put her lead under my leg so she can't really get into trouble.  You have to do what's best and most comfortable for you, but just thought I'd share my experiences. Good luck! 

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Mill'E, Laveau, Soleil
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> On Oct 14, 2015, at 8:56 PM, Daryl Marie via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi, guys!
> Not sure how many of you know, but I make handcrafted beaded jewelry. I decided to stop talking about it and take the plunge, and in about six weeks I am doing my first ever craft show!
> 
> I am super excited and absolutely terrified! I know very little about displaying my jewelry, and know that I will be creating pieces while I am there, so my hands will be busy with beads and wire and scissors and pliers...
> I'm wondering if you think I should bring my dog. I've of two minds about it.  It will be winter, and she can get me there safely... but it's literally two blocks away at a small venue, and with excitement and my nerves, I know she'll pick up on it. I also want people to focus on the jewelry, not the dog (which I do realize can go either way).
> 
> I know that once I get one of these shows under my belt, I will probably feel more comfortable and will definitely bring her... but I feel bad for almost wanting her to sit this one out.
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> Daryl
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