[NAGDU] houdini guide dog

[Gabriel Moloney]

thats cool that she did not like the crate my guide never cried or anything like that she did just not like it, I had one when I got home but the same thing was happening, so now she has a big dog bed with some covers and she loves it and stays there until we are ready for work in the morning around 6;45 she sleeps all night.
gabriel

> On 29 Jan 2018, at 20:00, S L Johnson via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> 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 donā?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> 
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>> 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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