Dogs to the Rescue: Guide Dogs

Specially trained canines called guide dogs make sure sight challenges do not prevent their handlers from being mobile. They lead people who are blind or visually impaired from one place to another. Walking outdoors and in public places is easier with a guide dog. The dog can see the safest route and guide the handler away from obstacles. Public places, including schools, restaurants, and malls, welcome guide dogs. Buses, trains, subways, and airplanes let guide dogs ride along with their handlers.