All puppies are cute, but what makes a puppy a great dog guide? Lisa Chelenza shows what dog guide instructors seek in this edition of Pet pointers.
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Of course they are adorable, but these are not only the Cubs; they are future "freedom dogs Guide" a day will help to blind and persons with impaired navigate their lives. But what makes a puppy a candidate for this challenging job? Loori Eric's Executive Director & co-founder of freedom guide dogs tells us what he looking.
"The strength, curiosity and the willingness to have any unit, generous spirit," said Loori.
These guys just are training all day every day with a breeding nursery full of enrichment toys designed to develop their intelligence, agility, and sensory abilities.
Then go to a home where going to socialize, be broken by the House and learn to walk properly on a leash. In two years of age, returning for several months of training in FGD installations, then is his new family of "Hometown training", where they are trained to navigate the new neighborhood. Only the best and brightest puppies make until his graduation.
As always, take care of their pets and have them spayed and neutralized.
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