[NAGDU] Go to the roof in case of needing rescue

[Cindy Ray]

I think if I were in an area where that was a possibility (having to go to the roof), I would try to leave before it came to that. I had not even thought of it before. Instinctively the dog might go up there, especially if you were, but I would be fearful, and that would surely convey to the dog.
Cindy Lou Ray
cindyray at gmail.com


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Subject: [NAGDU] Go to the roof in case of needing rescue

Hello all. With all the rain and possible flooding going on over here in Houston, the news is saying that if people's homes start filling with water, make your way to the roof for rescue. What about our guides? I can't see how we would safely get scared dogs up on our roof if it came to that. I am worried what we would do if it came to having to do this.


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