Guide Dogs

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  1. Dar

    DartonRed New Member

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    Do blind people have to pick the 'piles' left by their guidedogs? If so how do they find them?
     
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    Has it bothered you that much you'v registered to ask that question?

    Welcome to BBS (Y)
     
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    DartonRed New Member

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    It's a pressing question, ha
     
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    nixon, Jul 17, 2009
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    My dad is blind. The owners do have a social responsibility to pick it up. However all guide dogs are trained to step into the kerb edge to shít.
    My dad picks it up - he instintively knows where the dog has crouched.
    Blind people however cannot be prosecuted for not picking it up!

    /poo
     
    ClowneRed, Jul 17, 2009
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    Spirit Ditch Well-Known Member

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    "all assistance dogs are trained to poo on command"

    that's genius!

    Could lead to problems if the command sounds very like "Sit!"

    :D
     
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    RE: "all assistance dogs are trained to poo on command"

    wether they need a **** or not :'(
     
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