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updated 03/08/2012 15:41

 

 

 

 

 

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BVI Collection: Sighted Guide / Human Guide and Service Animals

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Staff trains a client to use a cane with human guide assistance. Press Escape to Close A trainer teaches person who is blind to control a service animal by using a practice harness. Press Escape to Close A close view of a training harness for a trainer and client to practice with before using a service animal. Press Escape to Close These people are using either a service animal or a sighted guide (human guide) to take a walk. Press Escape to Close An Orientation and Mobility instructor works with a client to navigate using his cane and also human guide. Press Escape to Close A close view of an O & M instructor working with a client to use human guide and navigate better using his cane. Press Escape to Close A guide dog or service animal must not be petted or distracted while working. This sign is a reminder placed on his harness. Press Escape to Close A service dog begins training very young, carried in a sling to bond with his owner. This puppy is from Arizona Goldens LLC. Press Escape to Close A service dog begins training very young, carried in a sling to bond with his owner. This puppy is from Arizona Goldens LLC. Press Escape to Close This mature service dog is on the job during a walk with several people. Press Escape to Close Wrong way to 'help' a person who is blind. Illustration by Yvette Silver, United Spinal Association linked on the photo collection web page. Press Escape to Close A cartoon illustration of being descriptive to 'help' a person who is blind. Illustration by Yvette Silver, United Spinal Association linked on the photo collection web page. Press Escape to Close

For more information about sighted guide and human guide, and service animals such as guide dogs see our Show and Tell page below:

Sighted Guide/Human Guide and Service Animals

Human Guide Video link below:

http://www.atarizona.com/media/humanguide.wmv

For more information about disability etiquette to assist with human guide or service animals, see United Spinal Association's guide on Disability Etiquette:

Sighted Guide/Human Guide and Service Animals

 

 


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