[NAGDU] Field Reps

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Jordan.
Have you examined your harness carefully?  A ruler will tell you if the
handle isn't straight.  Just lay the ruler next to the part that's supposed
to be straight, and see if it is.
If it's not, maybe you or someone else can push it back into shape.  My
husband once got help with his cane at a gas station garage, of all places.
Also, feel carefully around the connectors and the leather pieces near them.
Maybe something just got pulled loose and needs to be re-sewn, or whatever.
Harness handles are pretty sturdy.  It seems unlikely the handle would be
damaged in an overhead bin, but the connectors and leather pieces aren't as
tough as the steel handle.
I did however once have the handle weld fail where it was attached to the
crosspiece.  I was out of town, and had to work my dog trying to hold the
handle together.  Not good.
Good luck.
Tracy


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Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 5:42 PM
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Cc: Jordan Gallacher
Subject: [NAGDU] Field Reps

Anyone else notice that field reps are not as good as they used to be?
Also, has anyone else notice that they try to give advice about steer
crossings for which they have never seen?  For example, the only advice my
field rep is giving me about a couple street crossings in this town is just
plain don't do them since they can be difficult.  Slidell is one of those
towns where if I don't cross those crossings, which even though they can be
difficult and Belto sometimes has difficulties at these, crossings, he does
them just fine most of the time.  Any advice on what I should do besides
ignoring the field rep, which is kind of what I am going to have to do.
Another problem is that Belto's harness is not functioning properly, and
thus I am having a hard time telling what he is doing.  What should I do
since I am not being taken seriously about that?
Thanks,
Jordan

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