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From: Greg.Mason@f11.n203.z1.fidonet.org (Greg Mason)
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Subject: Re: GUIDE DOGS
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Date: 2 Oct 90 01:12:36 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

Hi Grant,

I agree with you.  I have seen a lot of good dogs loose their
training because after they leave the school the master does not do
what he/she is suposed to do.   For some reason a lot of people
when they get home with their dogs they forget about all the
training and the dog can not be blamed.  You are right;  we can not
blame all the problems on the schools and we must take a good look
at our own behavior with the dogs.  I feel like a dog guide
training never stops.  I am constantly training my dog.  They need
reinforcement on a daily basis.  Thanks for your ideas.  How are
things going for you.  What do you do?  Are you working?

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