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From: Martha.Johnson@f778.n115.z1.fidonet.org (Martha Johnson)
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Subject: guidedogs
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Date: 4 Oct 90 19:05:39 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

I don't know if you were kiding or not; but I will put my two cents in 
about leader.  I have gotten all three of my dogs from there, and if or 
when I go for another dog Iwold go there again.  When I was there in the 
summer of '85 they wouldn't take  people on escalators. I would have 
liked to know how to do it just for training purposes, but I think I 
would be afraid to take the dog, Heather, on them. I'm not afraid of them 
myself.  Dave Hinz, I think that is how you spell his name, didn't really 
want to take me through revolving doors.  There are only a couple of 
things that I wish they would teach the ones who want to do is traveling 
with a shopping cart and traveling on the alevated or sub-way systems. 
If I can think of any thing else I'll make another message.  I think this 
will help a little bit.  I might add that Heather is not afraid of city 
travel.
Martie

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