Have you ever marvelled at a guide dog together with their visually impaired handler; how they work so well together as a unit, and how they manage to get around so seamlessly? Join Brett the Vet and his special guest Ryan Jones from Guide Dogs Australia as they talk about the origins of Guide Dogs, what’s involved in the training of a Guide Dog and what makes for a great guide dog unit. Ryan also explains the importance of increasing the awareness of Guide Dogs and their handlers as well as the many ways that people can help support Guide Dogs Australia, including raising a Guide Dog puppy. After listening to this episode, you’re likely to have a new level of respect for Guide dogs, their trainers and their visually impaired handlers. Enjoy the episode!
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