Have you ever been curious about what goes into the breeding, raising and training of our guide dogs? Here’s a brief look at the extensive process of how our dogs become guides and life-changers for people who are blind or visually impaired. This animated video is audio described and open captioned for accessibility. Big thanks to Next Day Animations for the graphics. | Guide Dogs for the Blind

Our Guide Dog Mobility Instructors and dogs in training are so happy to be reunited after a few months apart. Our dogs in training are coming back to campus after spending a few months in the homes of volunteers and team members. Video description: A man wearing a black hat, black t-shirt and khaki shorts is holding a leash hooked to a yellow Labrador retriever's collar as the dog does small jumps and turns around in circles wagging its tail in excitement. They are in front of suites on Leader D

All guide dogs possess an eagerness to please and a willingness to work. They choose their profession! They also excel at making themselves comfortable during down time in their handlers' schedules and they LOVE to play. To learn more about the guide dog lifestyle, visit guide dogs.com. In this short clip, GDB client Re Robinson practices piano while their Golden Retriever guide dog, Realm, rests nearby. 📸: Will Henry | Guide Dogs for the Blind

How Guide Dogs Guide A Blind Person (This video was filmed pre-pandemic) | Molly Burke