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Interviewer: Alex Lay
Interviewee: Mrs.Lay
1. What dog is good to have around kids?
2. What dogs do you use for disabled people?
3. How did you get a lot of information about dogs?
4. How many dogs do you have of your own?
5. What does GEB stand for?
6. What place do you recommend for people to take their dogs for grooming or training classes?
7. What age do you recommend to get puppies?
8. What is the size of dishes for big dogs people can get?
9. Do you have any advice for people who have dogs?
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1. Answer: Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers are good with children. Most dogs with the correct training can make good family pets.
2. Answer: I'm associated with Guiding Eyes for the Blind. The breeds we use for seeing eye dogs are Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shepherds. But,there are many different schools that train dogs for handicapped people that use a variety of dogs.
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3. Answer: I
ask questions. I ask my veterinarian and my obedience instructor. I
go onto the Internet to look up information as well. Experienced
people are my best source for information.
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4. Answer: My family owns a dachshund and a Labrador
Retriever.
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5. Answer: GEB stands for Guiding Eyes for the
Blind.
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6. Answer: I have had a good experience at Aintree
Kennels in Boxford,MA. My veterinarian offers grooming at the
Riverside Veterinary Hospital in Haverhill,MA.
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7. Answer: Most states have laws to go by as to
when (what age) a pup can be sold. Eight weeks of age is the
average.
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8. Answer: A 4 quart dish should be
adequate.
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9. Answer: Consistency, as with children. I find
that having a schedule and being consistent in my training is what
brings out the best in my dogs.