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From: Carla.Campbell@f89.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Carla Campbell)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: Wimp-dog
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Date: 4 Dec 90 16:17:13 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

 
 WW> Therefore, about the only thing you
 WW>  can do is calm him when it occurs as quickly as possible and 
 WW>  praise him when he is totally at peace again.

Thanks for the advice, Wilie-- that makes sense to me. It just eats me
up to see him so terrified at those times, but there is just no way to
totally avoid those situations.

 WW>      Personally, however, I would look into purchasing ear 
 WW>  plugs, or perhaps a WalkMan tuned to a station normally only 
 WW>  heard in elevators and dentist offices!

Hahahah! There ya go: "K D O G, the station your dog can snooze to!" Can
you see him 'cruisin' down the street, with his walkman (walkdog?)
strapped to his harness, little stereo headphones perched atop his fuzzy
head?

"C'mon, Chance, let me use the dual headphone jack, and we can play a
little Jefferson Airplane... trust me, you'll love this.."

hehheh.

                                                --Carla

... I'm the kind of person my mother warned me about

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