(VICT) Re: Alex- Dog Attack
- From: Infinitepaws@xxxxxxx
- To: vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 22:26:01 EDT
In a message dated 9/1/2007 9:07:30 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
scripto@xxxxxxx writes:
As for the approach of taking warning information to the woman with
the obnoxious little dogs, and also spreading it through the
neighborhood--the idea of education is a very good one! However, I
don't know that education via warnings such as this are particularly
effective. Not everyone is altruistic by nature, and may not realize
that their loosey-goosey handling of their own dogs are un-training
your dog, and putting you at risk.
I hadnt intended it to be primarily threatening but to let folks know that
there is a guide team in the neighborhood and that loose dogs can and will
jeopardize my safety. I do tend to forget that altruism is a lost art.. wry
grin.. funnny you should say that as I had a personality profile done a few yrs
ago that pointed out something similar,, grin.. When I get it put together, how
about I post it to the list for review? As someone whose safety is at risk,
I tend to want to put all the quadrants into play.. My thought was to open
with an introduction and some basic sd info as well as to outline later
exactly
what can happen to both me, the owners and their dogs if they repeatedly
allow their dogs to endanger my safety.
Since my neighborhood is very low income and has a large population of
spanish speaking people, I also need to get it translated into spanish.
Ok another question. I live alone. Ok, I do have 5 dogs, but 2 are deaf and
one is very diabled due to bone growth damage. Do you think publicizing the
information about us would be a safety risk?
Sandy Foushee
Infinite Paws-Abilities Training and Service Dogs
Teamed with Alexandra Guide/Service Dog
Colorado Service/Assistance Dog Club - Trainer.-
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