[NAGDU] time to think about which guide dog school to apply to
Howard J. Levine
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Fri May 19 18:58:11 UTC 2017
Hi again I just talked to the school and if you are in goodstanding then
after 2 years you can get title ownership of your dog.
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Howard, I just spoke to their admissionsdepartmentyesterday and was told
they do not grant ownership at all. I even said I heard it was after 1 year
and was told no.
Brenda
On 5/19/2017 12:49 PM, Howard J. Levine via NAGDU wrote:
> That is not True, GEB does gibe ownership it is after some time. This
> is from Howard Guide dog Rhett.
>
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> Hello List,
>
> this week my pet dog Sadie passed over the rainbow bridge. She was 15
> years old and we had a wonderful life together. She is playing with
> her cat sisters who have gone before her. I will miss her and am still
> sad, but she is no longer suffering so I'm at peace.
>
> As my vision waned over the years, I became more and more interested
> in getting a guide dog, but sadie who was an APL rescue didn't like other
dogs.
> I did get O&m training to maintain my independence and have been using
> my skills and now I am ready to apply for a guide.
>
> I have been surfing the guide dog school websites and reading posts
> from here and elsewhere about different guide dog schools and am now
> trying to sort things out.
>
> Several schools at the top of my list do not grant full ownership.
> This concerns me, but other than that I like the schools. One school
> that does grant ownership is in California. I live in Ohio and don't
> want to be on a plane for a long time. that may be silly, but I can't get
over it.
>
> So...I would appreciate Listers input/opinions/guidance/thoughts on my
> situation.
>
> the school I really like is Guiding eyes for the Blind. They do not
> grant ownership at all, but I have not heard/read anything negative
> about them. I doubt they are in business to develop teams only to take the
dog away.
>
> My intent is not to debate ownership issues. I want to learn Listers'
> experiences with nonownership schools with the focus on GEB.
>
> Thanks for any input.
>
> Brenda
>
>
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