Guide dogs are dogs that have been trained by people for a long time and help the blind live and live. They are docile and calm, and guide dogs can give great help to the blind when they are inconvenient to move. After human training and cultivation, guide dogs have formed a strong memory, and they can be familiar with the places their owners want to reach and the routes they walk. I still have some objections to seeing-eye dogs being refused access to the subway for the following reasons.
Wearing braces will affect the working route of guide dogs. There are many blind people in our life, and they can't take care of themselves in their daily life. It was the appearance of guide dogs that greatly improved their lives. Guide dogs are actually another pair of eyes for the blind, guiding them forward. If a guide dog wears a mask, it may actually affect his physical condition like we humans wear a mask. The heat he may exhale may not be discharged in time, which has little impact on us humans, but for a guide dog, nothing can go wrong. If wearing a mask affects the work of a guide dog, making it unable to concentrate and lose its walking route, then it is very likely that its owner will encounter some troubles and even dangers in his life. From this point of view, I think it is extremely unreasonable for guide dogs to wear masks, but every place has its own arrangements, so what I said is also one-sided.
Second, it may affect the normal life of the disabled. The work of the guide dog has been affected, which is undoubtedly very inconvenient for its owner. Guide dogs lead their owners to avoid obstacles and gradually become an indispensable part of their lives. Guide dogs are docile, loyal to their owners and always protect their safety. I think the guide dog side should also consider the necessity of this matter. It works hard under the cultivation of human beings and will eventually be dominated by human beings. In fact, their lives are also very tired. There is nothing wrong with wearing a mask, but I think we should come up with some more effective ways to solve a problem. That is how to make guide dogs work normally and complete epidemic prevention and safety.
Guide dogs deserve our respect. They are also members of our big family. We also need to understand the difficulties of guide dogs in implementing the rules. The task of guide dogs is to facilitate many disabled people in our lives. They are conscientious and selfless, and have no complaints about hard work. I hope all of us can give guide dogs the fairest and most respectful treatment.