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Friday, 7 May 2010

Dog Training Guide

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Raising a guide dog help?

Me and my family are thinking about raising/training a guide dog. I'm really excited but I want to know if there are guide dog schools out there that will give you the dog to train after it has been potty trained and has basic obedience training? Also does some have to be with the dog at all times? (for example what if we have to go to school and work)
Please answer both questions! Sorry about the long question!

P.S. If there are websites to these guide dog training schools please include them in your answer! :)


http://www.guidedogs.com/site/PageServer?pagename=programs_dog_puppy_faq

Here are some FAQs regarding your question. Hope that helps!


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Monday, 5 April 2010

Dog Training Guide

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Is there any law that prevents a guide dog in training form going into a school with a student in Utah?

My principle wont let me bring my guide dog to our school because its a "distraction" Can he do this?


Yes, your Principal (note the correct spelling) may disallow you bringing the dog into classes and on the school property. You are not a trainer; you are a puppy raiser. The pup is not in training; it is being raised to possibly one day be a guide dog candidate. Being a puppy raiser is a very important job, and you are to be commended for volunteering your time and effort towards such a worthy cause, however, you have no rights to take the pup anywhere that a pet dog is not allowed. Some schools will allow the raiser to bring the pups to school, which does help round out the total experience that a pup encounters during its raising, but there are no laws which give the raiser the right to demand access.
I suggest you consult with your puppy club leader about issues such as this which are bound to arise. Your program puppy club leader is a wealth of information and you should be using this resource to the best of your ability.


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