| Dogs that provide mobility and
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| | placed with a foster family one or two
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| independence for a blind person come in a
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| | years. These families give love and
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| variety of shapes and sizes. These dogs
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| | support, and teach fundamental manners
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| provide more than simply eyes for those
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| | and social skills. Once the dog reaches
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| who are blind. They become their
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| | maturity, he returns to the sponsoring
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| companion, protector, and guide.The
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| | organization to begin formal training and
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| majority of guide dogs are German
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| | evaluation. Training is intensive and
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| Shepherds, but there are also many Golden
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| | encompasses all circumstances that the
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| and Labrador Retrievers. Training for
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| | dog might come across in the day-to-day
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| their career starts when they are just a
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| | work of guiding his blind or visually
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| few months. During this time, they are
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| | impaired partner.
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