How Guide Dogs find places for the Blind

Here's how guide dogs are trained using a technique called backchaining to help blind people navigate around obstacles and find familiar routes or items. #shorts #dogshorts #blind #guidedog #servicedog #visuallyimpaired #tiktok
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[@krobinson8692]

That is the smallest relief area I have ever seen

[@NikkiD1999]

Dude, should've seen the one at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. I couldn't even tell if that was the actual relief area. There were NO signs. But the marker on the map said it was there.
I had to climb around a barrier that made no sense (was I allowed in there? If not, where TF is the relief area?) And then stumble around in a very thin unkept wooded strip about 2 feet wide ON THE EDGE of a steep hill.
God, if I had a wheelchair or something, it would've been completely inaccessible.

[@authenticallyapril1790]

Hello, I’m visually impaired and lots of people don’t understand that I’m not completely blind. I pray to be able to afford my own service dog one day. You and your dog are awesome.💕

[@priscillablanco8857]

Hi! Actually- most schools for guide dogs provide their services completely free of charge!

[@hope_is_freedom]

Also, some schools in the US provide great services after a handler has graduated with their guide. For example, they might pay for preventatives food annual physicals things like that so that you don't have to worry about it, but that's only some schools also just like what the other person said most Guide Dogs schools at least in the US and I believe in Canada as well are nonprofit organizations, which means they provide their services and their dogs free of charge you come for, four weeks to train with your dog or three weeks and they fly you to the campus sometimes they give you room and board they give you all the things and they help you train with your guide dog now unfortunately this is not true for most serviced dog programs and service dog needsbut it is true for blind or visually impaired people and their guides

[@KingKsEDC]

Doggo is 99% serious about the job, the other 1% is those ears. ❤❤😂.

[@mikemccolm8311]

That's honestly amazing!!!

[@ellamcfarlane5238]

Remember visually impaired does not mean they can’t see anything. There is many different visually impaired types!❤️❤️

[@MyOver50]

Amazing!

[@dog5587]

Marli is cute ❤and you are beautiful 😊❤

[@Kiwi_NZ610]

I seen a few guide dogs

[@user-go5nq3nb7x]

How did you see the little girl if you're blind??

[@laurenanderson7330]

Take a little guess :)

[@debb6054]

Many blind/ visually impaired may have some vision but limited, and are legally blind.

[@cyberfell_draws]

Visually impaired doesn't mean completely blind.

[@charisginn6932]

Also maybe someone else was involved in putting the video together and pointed it out to her 🤷‍♀️

[@sincerelyAuds]

Let's get this girl to 5k likes this is so under rated!!!!!!🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@EXOTICO0]

YESs

[@ChristianSullivan]

@@EXOTICO0 👍

[@ChristianSullivan]

Hi Hailey, I’m Visually Impaired and a Guide Dog 🦮 user too! I love 💕 Marli’s Minnie Mouse Ears! They’re really cute!

[@mollytheservicedog8434]

Hi, I have a question of your blind how can u leave comments xx it always confuses me

[@AnnabelleEditz]

@@mollytheservicedog8434their is keyboards I think they can use for braille or they can use their microphone

[@goldencatcyrielle8148]

​​​@@mollytheservicedog8434Visually impared doesn't always mean blind. You can need a service dog while being visually impaired, but you don't have to be "blind" in the """traditional""" sense.

[@ChristianSullivan]

@@AnnabelleEditz Also, VoiceOver on iPhone, iPad, etc. (Or overall talking software for Computer’s, etc.)

[@javierbarrucz7755]

Guide dogs 🦮 help blind people help find places ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤