[NAGDU] houdini guide dog

[S L Johnson]

Hi,

Oh I am glad my Pilot dog Eva is not the only escape artist.  Eva hated that 
crate.  If I left her in it she would cry and bark.  She sounded awfully 
pitiful.  She somehow used her small golden paws to get herself out of that 
crate the first night while I was in the shower.  She got out the next day 
too so after that I never put her in it again.  I just had her sleep next to 
my bed and she was very happy and calm.  Her trainer said he had a terrible 
time crate training her so he was not surprised to know she had gotten out 
of it.  I do not believe in using crates so her hating them was not a 
problem for me.

Sandra and Eva the escaping golden
SLJohnson25 at comcast.net

-----Original Message----- 
From: Gabriel Moloney via NAGDU
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2018 8:59 AM
To: NAGDU Mailing List,the National Association of Guide Dog Users
Cc: Gabriel Moloney
Subject: Re: [NAGDU] houdini guide dog

hi there
ah a different post for sure big smile here, to answer your question yes it 
happened to me with one of my previous dogs and still I donâ?Tt know how he 
did it, with my current guide she was able to release her self from her 
crate during her training in the school the instructor watch her one night 
while we were down for dinner, she used her tongue to undo the bar to let 
her self out, it was pretty funny how she tried to escape from Pilot dogs. 
hahahahahah
thanks for a different story here
gabriel

> On 29 Jan 2018, at 13:30, Jessica Glasebrook via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> 
> wrote:
>
> 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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