(VICT) Re: Curb question
- From: Sheila Styron <sheilastyron@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2007 10:56:40 -0500
Sandy, I can't answer about teaching blended curbs differently, but as a
blind handler, our job is certainly more difficult with blended curbs
when the dog decides to over run one. Blended curbs are one of my most
favorite reasons for loving my Trekker. If there's no traffic and no
curb, Trekker at least clues me in when we're coming up on a street and
I can be more alert to my dog's actions.
Sheila Styron, President
Guide Dog Users, Inc.
816-363-3172
sheilastyron@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: (VICT) Curb question
Listening to a book I got.. what exactly is a "blended curb"? I think I
know
but in context wasn't absolutely certain.. How do your dogs handle them
and
do you teach them differently than any other curb?
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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