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<P>> The Enumclaw Courier Herald<BR>> / STPNS<BR>> April 19,
2007<BR>> HUMAN INTEREST<BR>><BR>> Trainer saw future
vision<BR>><BR>> Janine Prindle poses with Brassy, a Nova Scotia
Duck<BR>> Tolling Retriever she trains for agility.<BR>> Photo by Brenda
Sexton<BR>> for The Enumclaw Courier Herald<BR>><BR>> By Brenda
Sexton<BR>> ENUMCLAW, Washington (STPNS) --<BR>> When Janine Prindle's
family started training Guide<BR>> Dogs for the Blind through Enumclaw's
Future Vision<BR>> club she knew this day would come.<BR>><BR>> At the
time her vision was pretty clear, but she could<BR>> see into the future. She
knew the eye disease she had<BR>> would, over time, make it harder for her
to<BR>> get around. She knew one day she would have to rely on<BR>> the
very dogs she was training.<BR>><BR>> That day is coming.<BR>><BR>>
Recently, the Enumclaw dog trainer packed up her bags<BR>> and headed to the
Oregon campus of Guide Dogs for the<BR>> Blind for a four-week stay. While
there she<BR>> will learn how to work with a specially-selected dog<BR>>
and the dog will learn to work with Prindle and her<BR>> special
needs.<BR>><BR>> "This is a huge deal in the sense that she started
her<BR>> family doing this 39 dogs ago," said Future Vision<BR>> leader
Jana Decker, who has been taking over the<BR>> leash of the Enumclaw Guide
Dog for the Blind feeder<BR>> program since Prindle has stepped away. "To
have had a<BR>> hand in it for so long is an amazing feat,<BR>> then to
have it come full circle is a big deal."<BR>><BR>> The irony isn't lost on
Prindle. She's a bit nervous<BR>> and excited to be on the receiving end this
time.<BR>><BR>> "I'm really excited about getting the dog, a
working<BR>> dog, and hope it will enhance my mobility," she
said.<BR>><BR>> Prindle has participated with the Future Vision
club,<BR>> which is open to 4H and non-4H raisers, since it<BR>> started
in 1985.<BR>><BR>> Prindle was diagnosed with an eye disease in 1980
and<BR>> knew there might be a time when a guide dog would be<BR>> needed.
About the same time, Prindle's son wanted<BR>> a pet. Prindle and her husband
Jack were looking for a<BR>> "trial run" to see if the young man could handle
the responsibility. <BR>> The compromise was a guide dog.<BR>><BR>>
That boy went on to raise 10 more dogs and his younger brother raised <BR>>
nine.<BR>><BR>> Even with her sons grown and moved away, Prindle<BR>>
continued to raise guide dogs. According to Decker,<BR>> Prindle has in big
and small ways had a hand in more<BR>> than 180 dogs that have gone through
the Enumclaw<BR>> program in the past couple decades.<BR>><BR>> Even
until recently, Prindle thought her vision was<BR>> too good to qualify her
for a guide dog, but someone<BR>> close to her and the program pointed out it
was<BR>> time.<BR>><BR>> Legally blind, Prindle has no peripheral
vision, but<BR>> her central vision is good. She said her view of the<BR>>
world is like looking through a hole made by a<BR>> standard paper punch or a
key hole. Low light and<BR>> darkness are more challenging.<BR>><BR>>
Prindle's dog will enhance her mobility - alert her to objects in the <BR>>
way and help lead her at night, which she's been using a cane for <BR>>
lately.<BR>><BR>> "If the dog helps me as much as the cane, I'll see
it<BR>> as a real success," Prindle said.<BR>><BR>> Prindle could,
although it is not likely, receive a<BR>> Future Vision guide dog. There are
a number, she said,<BR>> in the program outside Portland preparing
for<BR>> graduation.<BR>><BR>> "I like all breeds. I just want a great
match," she<BR>> said. "I want a dog that will work well with me; fit<BR>>
into my lifestyle and likes kids.<BR>><BR>> "This one will be a bit more
than a pet."<BR>><BR>> Prindle's dog will be a working dog and that's
why<BR>> Prindle, an instructional paraeducator at Elk Ridge Elementary
School <BR>> in the White River School District, sent an e-mail and met with
<BR>> students to explain proper etiquette when meeting and seeing a guide
<BR>> dog.<BR>><BR>> She said she doesn't anticipate using the dog much
at<BR>> school, but wanted students and staff to be prepared.<BR>><BR>>
Students, staff, and community members in general,<BR>> should not interfere
with a working dog when they see<BR>> it, whether at school or out in the
community.<BR>> People should not try to pet it, talk to it, make<BR>>
noises toward it, call it's name, stick their hand in<BR>> it's face, feed it
or do anything that might distract<BR>> the dog from performing its job.
Distractions can be<BR>> harmful to the dog and its owner.<BR>><BR>>
There's a lot of information about guide dogs Prindle<BR>> said people would
be amazed to learn, that's why she's<BR>> also invited friends, family,
students and<BR>> staff to graduation May 5 in Oregon.<BR>><BR>> "I
think people will be impressed by the quality of<BR>> training the dogs get
and the dogs themselves,"<BR>> Prindle said.<BR>><BR>> Prindle said the
graduation ceremonies are usually<BR>> emotional, so bring a couple of extra
tissues.<BR>> Following the graduation will be a reception and you<BR>>
will<BR>> have a chance to see a working dog demonstration and<BR>> take a
tour of the campus. More information is<BR>> available at the Web site at
www.guidedogs.<WBR>com.<BR>><BR>> According to information from Guide Dogs
for the<BR>> Blind, attending a graduation ceremony at Guide Dogs<BR>> for
the Blind is one of the best ways to really get acquainted with <BR>> our
program. They too advise guests to bring their tissues for the <BR>> moving
event which commemorates the efforts of students and their <BR>> dogs. This
is also the time puppy raisers say good-bye to<BR>> their graduating dogs,
and the graduating class<BR>> members, like Prindle, bid farewell to return
to their<BR>> homes and families with new partners by their
sides.<BR>><BR>> Prindle believes she has a leg up on other students
in<BR>> the Oregon program - she's been to graduation before.<BR>><BR>>
"This time I'll be on the other side of the podium.<BR>> Actually, the same
side of the podium, the other side<BR>> of the dog," Prindle
smiled.<BR>><BR>> When she returns with her new partner, the two will be
celebrated with <BR>> a reception May 19 at Calvary Presbyterian Church,
hosted by Future <BR>> Vision.<BR>><BR>> Prindle said she feels
honored, not only to receive a<BR>> guide dog, but that the guide-dog raising
community is rallying to her <BR>> support.<BR>><BR>> The welcome home
celebration will also include<BR>> information about Future Vision and a new
batch of<BR>> puppies for raising to continue the cycle of giving.<BR>> C
2007<BR>> The Enumclaw Courier Herald<BR>> Enumclaw, Washington.<BR>>
Copyright C 2007 SmallTownPapers, Inc. <BR>> <A
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<BR><BR>Sarah and Guide Dog Ricky<BR>To read my live journal and see my thought
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