[real-eyes] Re: Fwd: [GDUIFriends] Why we need more relief areas in airports
- From: "Patrick & Jennifer" <jenpat@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2014 16:45:11 -0500
My comment means was the dog fed prior to flying, was the dog relieved jut
prior to boarding the plane?My belief is the Handler has responsibilities as
it relates to appropriate behaviors of their Guides and sometimes the
Handler can be responsible for issues related to his or her Guide Dog for
example excessive barking which is in appropriate. Dogs being allowed to
jump into the seats when being transported, or dogs standing in the isles of
fix route buses, etc.
That's what I ment!
Regards
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And on what do you base that?
Curiously,
Darla
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Probably goes back to the Handler's responsibility!
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Based on the summary article in the Star, I was in agreement that this
wasn't really news. But it has gone viral, or so near to that it doesn't
matter. Other reports make this out to be a much bigger calamity than the
Star's report made it. The fact you have people posting to social
media--including pictures--adds "viral" to the mix and makes the story more
newsworthy. We are now in an age where the average schmuck is the reporter,
and we all are victims of their weird senses of humor, poor taste and lack
of discernment. There is no one "higher up" making the decision of what is
and is not newsworthy. that is as good a definition of "social media" as
there is. Might we be facing the time--in the not too distant future--where
the professional news media is relegated to the back burner?
Canine comfort stations probably wouldn't have helped in this case, but it
is still a good idea.
Back to my lab. I've another idea, a canine flight simulator stress test
chamber.
On 06/02/14 8:55 AM, Terrie Arnold wrote:
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>> From: gil & Pauline via friends <friends@xxxxxxxx>
>> Date: June 1, 2014 at 6:14:47 AM CDT
>> To: <friends@xxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: [GDUIFriends] Why we need more relief areas in airports
>> Reply-To: gil & Pauline <nera2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>> I'm also wondering how much the dog had been fed before taking flight?
>> We feed and water the dogs very little before flying.
>> Gil.
>>
>> KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -
>>
>> A service dog had to go. And go again. And by the time the dog was
>> done
relieving himself, the noxious smell forced a passenger jet to make an
unscheduled stop at Kansas City International Airport for a cleanup on aisle
one.
>>
>> The U.S. Airways flight had been delayed for about two hours in Los
Angeles. When the plane finally pushed back and took off for Philadelphia,
the passengers settled in for what they hoped would be a routine flight.
>>
>> Instead, some passengers woke from a sound sleep to a horrible smell.
>>
>> "About an hour into the flight, I started smelling this terrible
>> smell. I
look up the aisleway and there's a dog pooping right in the middle of the
aisle. It's a big dog, 3' to 4' tall or long, and he was just going,"
passenger Steve McCall told Inside Edition, which airs at 6:30 p.m. on
KCTV5.
>>
>> Passengers took to Twitter to share the well, crappy details.
>>
>> Passenger Chris Law took pictures and tweeted: "So the full-sized dog
that's on my flight, well it did what dogs do & went to the bathroom when it
felt like it smack dab in the middle of aisle."
>>
>> The crew did their best to clean up the mess. An hour later, the
>> smells
lingered in the cabin. And the dog had to go again.
>>
>> "An hour later, it still smelled bad, and after they cleaned it all
>> up,
it pooped again!" McCall told Inside Edition.
>>
>> That pushed some passengers over the edge.
>>
>> "A couple of people started dry-heaving, a couple of people were
>> throwing
up," McCall said.
>>
>> Another passenger tweeted: "Can't make this up. The dog has now
>> (blanked)
twice."
>>
>> The crew again frantically tried to clean up the dog's mess, but ran
>> out
of paper towels.
>>
>> The pilot decided to divert to Kansas City International Airport for
>> an
*ahem* pit stop for ground crews to clean up and for the doggie to take a
more routine potty break.
>>
>> The dog's owner was truly remorseful, passengers said.
>>
>> McCall said, "She said, 'Hey, so sorry, I want to get all your
>> addresses
so I can give you a Starbucks gift card.'"
>>
>> KCI spokesman Joe McBride told KCTV5 that the May 28 flight was not
>> an
emergency landing.
>>
>> The plane eventually made its way to Philly.
>>
>> "This is the most unique flight experience I've ever had!" McCall said.
>>
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