3.5K views · 99 reactions | Our volunteers at Guide Dogs for the Blind come from all walks of life. How did you learn about GDB? Erin speaks to the camera as they stand in a play area. There is also a clip of a black Lab running toward the camera, and a clip from the Pick of the Litter documentary trailer. #GuideDogsForTheBlind #IAmGDB #NationalVolunteerWeek #RaiseAPuppyChangeALife #DogLover | Guide Dogs for the Blind | Facebook

Guide dogs are trained to safely guide their handlers around obstacles on the ground and above! They navigate paths, avoiding anything that could block or trip their handler and even scanning for overhead hazards.Curious about how guide dogs work? Drop your questions in the comments below! 🦮 The video shows a female black lab, Petunia, guiding her handler, Audrey, around a makeshift obstacle on the back squares of the Guide Dog Foundation’s National Headquarters. Petunia walks up to the obstacl

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How does a guide dog provide life-changing support for someone with sight loss? 🦮 Three guide dog owners tell us how in the eighth episode of ‘The journey of a guide dog’ YouTube series. The brand-new episode is live on our YouTube channel now: https://bit.ly/3y96GSX [Visual Description: A short video of quick cuts. The video cuts show a variety of guide dog owners and their guide dogs walking to demonstrate how a guide dog partnership works.] | Guide Dogs UK

It's estimated that more than 1 million Americans are legally blind, with many relying on guide dogs. Iris is a guide dog with a special ability: she’s been specifically trained to help the visually impaired go running. 🎥Dogs With Extraordinary Jobs | Smithsonian Channel