Like the weather in my region, I’m in a holding pattern. I haven’t felt the need to write much lately. I’m recharging my psychic batteries, reading, dreaming, and waiting for it to get warmer and dryer so I can enjoy more outdoor activities.
Tag Archives: guide dog
In Anticipation
Filed under Cinema, Ethics and Morality, humor
Tagged as Ang Lee, Arts, dog training, guide dog, humor, Life of Pi, Lincoln, Movies, photos, storytelling
This is How
Here’s a better answer than I wrote before for those of you who wondered how it’s possible to emotionally handle giving up a wonderful dog like Spice, after raising her for a year in preparation to train as a guide dog. This is excerpted from a letter we recently received from the new owner of one of our graduates, a black lab named Camille. Continue reading →
Filed under animal communication, Emotions, Ethics and Morality
Tagged as dog training, dogs, guide dog, Guide Dogs for the Blind, service dogs, stories
Building and Letting Go
Our guide-dog-puppy-in-training is 14 weeks old now. She’s bright, energetic and confident. Much of her happy demeanor is reinforced by success in performing routines. The biggest challenge for her has been learning to restrain herself when she encounters new people Continue reading →
Filed under Communications, Emotions, photos
Tagged as dog training, gift giving, guide dog, impermanence, letting go, photos, stories


