Puppies arrive
plained that the Penn State
program is breeding only German
Shepherds because 4-lTers in the
Michigan area near the Leader
Dog School have been raising other
breeds for many years.
Lions Leader Dog Chairman
Paul - DeLong, congratulated
Lancaster County 4-H on its new
venture and said, “Leader dogs
provide independence and mobility
to those who are legally blind. ’ ’
He explained that the dogs will
be trained for 16 weeks at the
Leader Dog School and then will
work with a new master for 25-27
days. He pointed out that dogs
have personalities and the trainers
will learn that personality and then
try to match it with the personality
of the blind masters. There is no
upper age limit for those wishing to
get a leader dog, but masters
must be at least 16 so they and the '
dog can be matched according to
size.
The puppies are now in their new
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homes, getting acquainted with the
families who agreed to raise them.
But all the members of the
Mountville 4-H Club are par
ticipating in this growing ex
perience as they eagerly anticipate
reports and regular visits from the
puppies. It was announced that the
Club hopes to make the project an
annual one, and judging from the
response to the four friendly
puppies, there will be many
youngsters eager to make a home
for them and provide an important
part of the training in the Leader
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Holstein affairs, has served as vice
president of the dairy breed
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the national Holstein board from
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president of the Kansas Holstein
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In 1978, Strickler was recognized
as Man of the Year at World Dairy
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