[nagdu] work. school. energy and time

[Tracy Carcione]

Yep, having trained with 6 dogs now, I know what to expect.  I expect to
be way more tired by the end of the day than I would usually be!  You'd
think it would get easier, but it doesn't, at least not for me or my
friends.

I really appreciated that, at TSE, students can stay in the dorm when
they're not out on trips, instead of being cooped up in a training lounge.
 Knowing that, next time, I might be able to tell my boss I could do some
work.  But it still wouldn't be much.
Liz, good luck with your new dog!

Tracy


> I definitely think that managing time is easier with subsequent dogs than
> with your first, because you have an idea of what will be expected of you
> in
> training that first-time handlers just don't have. I will be going into
> class on Monday to train with my third guide, and will have to miss a week
> of school in doing so, even with the shorter, accelerated training option.
> I'm trying to at least get a head-start on some of the reading so that I
> don't have to worry about it while in class.
>
> Liz
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