Plastic Dogs Are Not an Oversight to Those Without Sight
You’ve probably seen them here and there over the last twenty years. You’ve probably given your children or grandchildren a few coins when they said, “I want to put money in the doggy”. I’m talking about the plastic dog coin banks located in numerous grocery and other stores and businesses in the area. Have you ever wondered…
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind has its own breeding program. As we prepare for our next litter of pups, we’ll be searching for new foster homes. As soon as our pups are old enough to leave their Mum, they will require foster homes to learn what it takes to become a ‘good dog’ before entering info formal training to become guide dogs or assistance dogs to help someone in need.
Canadian Guide
Dogs for the Blind, National Office and Training Centre
P.O. Box 280, 4120 Rideau Valley Drive N. Manotick, Ontario K4M 1A3
Tel: (613) 692-7777 Fax: (613) 692-0650
