Spencer - Guide Dog In Training 🐾

I don't always use a lanyard because when I send down to pick up poo the whistle dips in or towards the poo. I don't fancy blowing it after that.
Mmm - mine dangles poo-wards often. I like the game of chance... I have one in most coat pockets, but prefer to stick with Old Faithful, whose lanyard is looking a bit skanky now.
 
I have my lanyard and whistle attached to my jacket now - just left it there after our camping trip in September - I probably get odd looks when I go shopping in Tesco but who cares!
I know - haha!!

Luckily my little local town is still a rural backwater, anything goes, no one cares, any old outfit will do!

@Boogie, you only have to put the lanyard round your neck, and there you have your whistle!
@SwampDonkey , you can tuck it in your clothes and avoid your issue!

It's leads I loose, lost one again this morning, my neighbours are used to finding them here there and everywhere!
 

Boogie

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The thing with Spencer’s walks are that we need different things each time. Lots of trips are to town/restaurants, cafes, art club etc where I’m not wearing dog walking gear. Then I often take him through the park on the way home - whistle needed. So it’s best on the lead.
 
Ah, the pooward-dangling whistle! I always put mine in my mouth when I'm picking up, just in case :D

I'm more likely to forget to take the whistle off than put it on. I often find myself rooting around in the lead-and-collar drawer trying to find it, when it's already around my neck. There have been times I've been to dinner straight from a quick dog walk and only realised I had the whistle on when someone commented.
My husband and I have obviously been together long enough that he doesn't bother looking at me anymore :cwl:
 
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