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Guide dog training base
A guide dog in Suzhou was taken away. After the incident, the base said it had called the police. Guide dogs are for the blind, and only the blind can apply for adoption. You can come to the guide dog training base with relevant blind certification materials and fill in the application materials at the base. After the materials are completed, they shall be reviewed by the base staff. If all the information is found to be true, then the authenticity of the information is confirmed. After this series of preparations are done, the base will let me choose the right guide dog and will also train for about two weeks.

During this training period, the tacit understanding between guide dogs and their owners will be higher and higher, and the owners will be more harmonious with guide dogs. The applicant should also provide a suitable living environment for the guide dog after taking it home. Dogs may not be familiar with this environment at first, so it will take about two or three days to get used to it. Therefore, at the beginning, the owner needs to be patient enough. Only in this way can the guide dog have full working ability.

You must take good care of the guide dog when you bring it home, because at this time the dog is not only a friend of human beings, but also a worker. Only by being kind to dogs can dogs interact better with their owners. Therefore, as a master, we must bear our due responsibilities, and never regard guide dogs as unimportant life, otherwise the tacit understanding with guide dogs may be affected accordingly.

Training a guide dog is not easy, it needs a lot of money and energy, and every guide dog is very precious, so it is very unreasonable to follow the guide dog. Fortunately, this guide dog has successfully returned to the base after calling the police. I hope this matter can be taken seriously by everyone and must be taken as a warning. Don't walk away from other people's guide dogs, including other people's pets.