[Cagdu] Dog training

[Michael Peterson]

    Your welcome Juliet.  Most likely at some point either I or Terra will 
be a guide dog user in the future so it's really good to keep up with all 
your efforts.Regarding other kinds of animals,
 We just adopted a kitten, Her name is Miah.
 and because the Sacramento animal people are in severe need of adopted 
parents we might get another older cat in December.  They are covering all 
costs for cats that are a year or more old and giving shots a doctors visit 
license and everything because they can't find homes for them.
That's a savings of $81 and some of the cats are really nice beautiful 
animals who were simply abandoned by their families.

Our apartment lets us have two cats.
If you know anyone in Sacramento who would be able to save a life and take 
care of a cat tell them to contact me and I'll give them the contact 
information and location.  They also have a free food pantry for people who 
can't afford to buy food that's how badly they want to find homes for the 
cats.
We are so far having a great thanksgiving. It's the first one we've ever 
done alone so we're making turkey and doing all kinds of fun stuff together.
And, of course I'm studying catching up with my 710 class.
Have a fantastic thanksgiving andall the other Cagui members too.
Mike

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Juliett Cody" <julietcody at cox.net>
To: <cagdu at nfbcal.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 9:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Cagdu] Dog training


> Thanks Mike for thinking of us. I hope you and Tarra have a happy
> Thanksgiving.
> Love,
> Juliet and Marly
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Michael Peterson" <its.mike at att.net>
> To: <cagdu at nfbcal.org>
> Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 2:09 PM
> Subject: [Cagdu] Dog training
>
>
>> Hi all.  I remember a year ago at convention  Ken was talking about
>> techniques of dog training that weren't that good and problems that
>> resulted
>> because of it.
>> I think the techniques were used by Guide dogs for the blind.
>> I saw something today in a catalog online and I'm wondering if it might 
>> be
>> useful for guide dog users or trainers instead of food rewards and I am
>> pretty sure no one here advocates electric shock training.
>> Here is the add.
>> "Pet ParadeT Dog Tweeter
>> Your Dog Behaves When It Hears The "Tweet"!
>> Here's an easy and effective way to help train Fido! Simply attach Dog
>> Tweeter between
>> the leash and collar and whenever your dog pulls it, a non-electrical
>> whistling tone
>> is emitted that's easily detected by your dog's sensitive ears and
>> "commands" him
>> to halt.
>> Made of plastic and metal. Measures: 9" x 1.5" x 1".
>>
>> Pet ParadeT Dog Tweeter
>> PCH Price: $11.96"
>> Have a great day:
>> Mike Peterson
>>
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