[NAGDU] houdini guide dog

[Jordan Gallacher]

Yep.  September did that once.  It was funny.  I was going somewhere and was
not going to take her.  Knowing that she would get into things if I left her
alone for any period of time, I put her on tie down.  When I came back home
however, she had somehow gotten the tie down off and was all the way across
the room from the tied down.  She was good at figuring out how to get out of
her collar and harness as well.
Jordan

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From: NAGDU [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Jessica
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Sent: Monday, January 29, 2018 7:30 AM
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Cc: Jessica Glasebrook <jessica.glasebrook at gmail.com>
Subject: [NAGDU] houdini guide dog

This post is not about Delta, I swear! You can all breathe a sigh of relief.
I have very strong opinions about Delta, but I'm saving them for their
disability services department because you all seem like good people and
don't deserve a chewing-out.  
Anyway, what this is about is asking whether guide dogs have the ability to
get out of tie-down.  I put my lovely pup Nigel on tie-down last night to go
to sleep like I've done every single night for the past six months.  I know
for a fact I clipped the tether to his collar.  Unlike every other night,
however, he decided to somehow get off of tie-down and come wake up up at 5
AM by dropping a slobbery NylaBone on my head.  Is this possible? 
I kind of thought you had to have thumbs to get the tie-down cable on and
off.  Has this happened to anyone else before? It was so weird!
Jessica Glasebrook

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