Guide dog
Guide dogs are dogs that are especially selected and trained to guide the blind. The first training schools were established in Germany in the years 1911-1918, the United States in 1929 (The Seeing Eye), and the British Guide Dog Association[?] was founded in 1931.Guide dogs are a type of assistance dog.
Among the most-used breeds for the approximately four-month training course are German shepherds (Alsatians), Labradors, and Golden retrievers[?].
External link
- An example training program (http://www.guidedogs.com/train-phases.html)
guns of the fort across the Gullet and delivered to their own sentries on
so that it was necessary for them to remain for the night in the eastern
advantage of the accidental alarm and so adroitly lashing himself into a
hours of precious time on which he had not reckoned.
Next morning, after Serrano and Antonio had reported to the archduke, it
had received, that those commissioners should return to their labours.
professed entire ignorance of these extraordinary proceedings,
24th, December, the quartermaster and the governor again repaired to
as possible. The same sergeant-major was again appointed by Vere to
was informed by Sir Francis that it would never do to allow those
and downs, to bruise themselves upon the hard paving-stones of Ostend,
them. These reasons accordingly were stated with perfect gravity to the
repeat a portion of their experiences and to accept it as an act of
spent in preliminaries and so much more upon the road that the short
the presence of Vere.
They found that fiery personage on this occasion all smiles and
to which they gravely responded; and the general then proceeded to make
uncomfortable consequences. Thereupon arose much animated discussion
created such excitement. Much time was ingeniously consumed in this
archduke insisted on making allusion to the business which had brought
asked Sir Francis. "His Highness has only to withdraw from before
in peace and quietness. This would be the most satisfactory negotiation
light, and assured Sir Francis that they had not been commissioned by the
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