[nagdu] Service Dog Forced To Ride In Taxi Trunk

d m gina dmgina at samobile.net
Wed Jun 8 01:54:40 UTC 2011


This has never been asked of me before, taken to a place then to leave 
the dog in the car.
I have been asked if I ever did this, and explained, as a dog is a dog, 
this one could also die in a car.
The person was happy with my answer and nothing was asked after that.
No matter what, when I go with my dog, my dog goes everywhere.
I am in question why would the person let the dog in the car if they 
didn't wish the dog in the place of visit?
No matter what it was?
Oh me something to ponder smile.

Original message:
> Yeah.  Plus, with people you know who would ask such a thing in the first
> place, you have a pretty good idea how long and exhausting the argument is
> going to be...  Especially when they pull the control game after they're
> driven you to someplace you will now need to get home from...  I caved once
> to that game before I was a guide dog user, so my dog wasn't involved.  But
> I'm still mad at myself for caving to the "do what I tell you or I will
> leave you here" crap that I've decided never again.  It was something really
> petty in that case, but still!  I shoulda just shrugged and said go on, then
> and taken a cab home whether I could afford it or not.  Oh, well.

> I've lucked out when it comes to my dog, because DD will leave me in the car
> before he would leave her.  /lol/  The flip side is that he gets so
> overprotective of both of us I have to keep reminding him to just let Mitzi
> do her job.  I'm also starting to soften him up on the idea that he needs to
> show approval while he's watching her every step.  I'm not going to get him
> to stop watching, especially in parking lots, where I especially don't want
> him worrying her by worrying visibly at the two of us, so...  I'm going to
> try to teach him to smile cheerily while he frets!

> We'll see how that goes...

> Tami Smith-Kinney

> -----Original Message-----
> From: nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
> Of Sheila Leigland
> Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2011 10:39 AM
> To: NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users
> Subject: Re: [nagdu] Service Dog Forced To Ride In Taxi Trunk

> I think it is even harder to stand up for yourself and your dog when it is
> someone you know. Noone has asked me to leave my dog in the trund but I have
> been asked to leave tres in the car. It is hard to know how to react when it
> is a family member in my head I know the answer should be absulutely not but
> I gave in recently and felt bad about it. I hope the next time I will choose
> to leave tres home or insist he be with me at all times.

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