[Sportsandrec] [Sportsandrec) Gyms and dog guides

[Toni King]

Hi Bill,
Yes as far as working out in a gym total newbie
bands and live music not so much. Both my parents played in bands and 
my number one favorite thing to do is dance and listen to a live band, 
well if their good. I have many friends who perform in bands and go out 
at least once a week if not more.

Wow that would be rough having a guide uneasy with noise.  My 
co-worker's guide is scared of thunder  and i feel so bad for them 
both. So far my new guide is handling all the new places really well.

Take Care,
Toni
Original message:
> wow you guys really new!  My first dog couldn't have cared less about noise.
> I used to go to listen to lots of live music as I have several friends who
> play professionally and one who owned a blues/jazz club and she would just
> curl up and go to sleep.  The current dog is afraid of anything she can't
> pin point.  Thunder or any sharp noise she doesn't see.  She took a while to
> get used to idiots dropping heavy weights in the gym.  But now she doesn't
> care.
> Good luck with finding a partner.  It always makes it easier and more fun
> when you share the torture with another.

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:sportsandrec-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Toni King
> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 9:52 AM
> To: sportsandrec at nfbnet.org
> Subject: Re: [Sportsandrec] [Sportsandrec) Gyms and dog guides

> Hi Bill,
> My current guide came from South Eastern Dog Guide School in Fl and we got
> home on August 10th.
> He and I have gone to one concert and to a local pub to listen to my
> friend's live band and so far loud noise/music does not seem to bother him.
> smile.

> Yes I would like to meet a work out partner. I have one friend who is going
> with me today, but she does not want to work out as often as I do and not
> much for early mornings on the weekend and I want to go more regularly.

> Take Care,
> Toni

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