What other service animals are there besides Guide Dog One?

There are many breeds of guide dogs that can be guide dogs.

Your own dog can also be professionally trained, and this is the case abroad.

You can use a golden retriever, which is about the size of a person's knee and can block obstacles.

There are also search and rescue dogs, drug detection dogs.

I think guide dogs.

Not a pet.

First of all, as the name suggests, a guide dog is a functional dog, a working dog, which is used to help blind people lead the way. It is trained to understand a lot of passwords and can help blind people get to many places and avoid obstacles. Therefore, guide dogs are used to help people take care of people, and they need to be strictly trained.

Pets, on the other hand, are raised by humans to relieve boredom and amusement, and do not require pets to have any skills.

In terms of scope, a guide dog can be a pet dog.

However, a pet dog cannot be a guide dog.

Secondly, where guide dogs can reach, pet dogs can't go. For example, during the subway security check, guide dogs can enter, but pet dogs cannot. In fact, pets are not allowed in most public announcement occasions, especially those with children.

But the restrictions on guide dogs are much smaller, and they can go almost anywhere a blind person can go.

In addition, guide dogs and pet dogs are also different in breed. Because you need to take on more work, to become a guide dog, in addition to strict training, the dog breed also needs to be strict. Usually only Labrador.

Only a few breeds, such as the Golden Retriever, can be a hunting dog, and some argue that the Poodle.

Also, guide dogs are more delicate than pet dogs. Anyone can raise a pet dog, and anyone can tease and tease, but a guide dog cannot. Guide dogs at work cannot be distracted, or even accept feeding, let alone change owners at will.

In this season of "Talk Show Conference.

There is a talk show actor named Black Light, his eyesight is very weak, almost equivalent to being blind. He said in the program that there is a big shortage of guide dogs in my country, and the application team will be more than 200,000. But what about pet dogs, as long as you want to keep them, they are everywhere.

To sum up, a guide dog is not a pet in the strict sense of the word, it is more suitable for the owner than a pet, and is more suitable as a helper and friend of the owner, not just a pet.

I feel that guide dogs do not belong to pets, guide dogs are more intelligent than ordinary pets, and have experienced special training for a long time, so they can provide convenience for the life of the blind. Now every family likes to have pets, either cats or dogs, fluffy and very cute. The size of dogs is relatively large, and some dogs have high appearance and become everyone's favorite objects, but there are also some dogs that have their own jobs, such as police dogs, search and rescue dogs, and a small number of guide dogs.

Guide dogs are working dogs, but sometimes guide dogs can be pets for blind people. There are many blind people all over the world, their world is dark, they can't distinguish the direction of colors, etc., so guide dogs play a huge role in life. Not all dogs can become guide dogs, they must be those with a relatively high IQ and very obedient dogs.

These dogs are able to respond quickly to instructions and can distinguish between traffic lights and obstacles, thus helping blind people to pass smoothly. <>

Guide dogs have more responsibilities, and the dust is the eyes of the blind. It is indeed not accurate to describe guide dogs only as pets. Every guide dog is very precious, is the hope of the blind life, if someone steals the guide dog, the blind will definitely lose their souls, not only lost their pets, but also lost their companions.

Some blind people still have a long time to live, guide dogs will work side by side with the blind, although guide dogs can not accompany the blind for a lifetime, but guide dogs will dedicate their lives to the blind. <>

When the training base selects guide dogs, it is necessary to inquire about the relatives of the guide dog within three generations, and there can be no record of attacking humans, most of the guide dogs are Labradors or Golden Retrievers and so on. Guide dogs are not allowed in some public places, but in fact guide dogs are very quiet, they are by their owners' side, and unless there is danger to approach the owner, these dogs will not act rashly.

I don't think guide dogs are pets. Because pets are creatures for humans to watch and play. And guide dogs play a role in helping humans survive. The two did not do the buried chain painting and other finch numbers.

I don't think it's a pet, it's a functional animal, after all, it's a responsibility, and you can't rely on coquettishness or temper tantrums, which will delay things.

I think so. Because it can accompany human beings and bring care to human beings.

A guide dog is a puppy for the average person, but for the blind, it is their eyes that guide them in their daily life. If there is no guide dog, then the life of the blind will be more difficult, especially some blind people who are lone and have no relatives and friends around to take care of them.

In my opinion, a guide dog is a functional animal, and it cannot be simply described as a pet, a pet is there to please its owner, and a guide dog has a more difficult task, and I seriously disagree with the practice of treating a guide dog as a pet, for the following reasons.

1. The existence of pets is more like a vase, while the existence of a guide dog is like a key.

If there is a vase missing or no vase at all, it may only affect part of the aesthetics, but if there is no key in the house, it will greatly affect our lives. Ordinary people don't raise guide dogs, the owners of guide dogs are basically blind, these guide dogs are the keys to the blind, can open the lock of life. One can live without a vase, but not without a key, and the importance of the two cannot be compared.

Second, a guide dog is trained, which requires manpower and material resources.

If there is no value of guidance, guide dogs are no different from ordinary dogs, but behind the birth of a guide dog is the consumption of manpower and material resources. At first, it was just an ordinary dog, and after a lot of training and a lot of hardships, it was able to do its job well. And pets only need to use their good-looking appearance and cute expressions to be liked by people.

Guide dogs put in a lot more effort than pets, and people who train guide dogs are also very hard.

We can't treat guide dogs as pets, which is tantamount to denying their efforts, there is also a blind man among my friends, if there is no guide dog, then his life will fall into a mess, for him guide dogs are friends, family, their partners, and their benefactors, but they can't be described as pets.

Guide dogs should not be included in the ranks of pets, as they are more than just pets for blind people. Its existence is essential for blind people. They should be included in the ranks of working dogs in order to show respect for them.

This is not possible, the management of guide dogs and pet dogs is different, and each has its own management style. The management training of guide dogs is relatively strict, and pet dogs are relatively loose.

A guide dog should not be included in the pet category in the strict sense of the word, as it is a working dog. He is at the service of humanity. He had to undergo very rigorous training and be qualified to work with humans as a guide dog. It's also very expensive, and the average person can't afford it.

Guide dogs must not be included in the ranks of pets. A qualified guide dog needs to undergo rigorous training so that it can provide precise assistance to the blind. This is not something that ordinary pets can do.

Because guide dogs are a functional dog, a special breed of dogs, which can effectively help the blind know the way, they must be arranged into the ranks of pets, even better than pets.

Guide dogs should not be included in the ranks of pets, because he is special, he is trained and qualified to bring help to dazed friends.

Guide dogs do not belong to pets, they are the eyes of the blind, the relatives of the blind, and the society should respect it.

"Inside" - Quanzhou Net.

Because of the help of guide dogs, visually impaired people can easily go in and out of many occasions, actively integrate into social life, and realize their self-worth. A lot of people have been.

I personally think this thing is also a pet, after all, it has flesh and blood, and your other pets are exactly the same, and it has one more function than other pets, which is to lead the way for the blind, how can this thing not be counted as a pet or something, and it is an animal, and there is nothing surprising to turn it into a pet, so I personally think that the blind dog is also a pet.

This is in the face of such a problem in life, we must treat it well, because such things are still relatively common in life, so for these guide dogs, I think they should be included in the pet industry. In life, we must have a very peaceful and very calm attitude to face life, because only in this way can you make your life colorful, so I think we should usually love this guide dog more.

I don't think so, guide dogs are a very special breed of dogs, it has this very important role for blind people, and it can't be simply treated as a pet.

I don't think guide dogs should be included in the ranks of pets, because guide dogs have a function of use, which is very different from ordinary pets. If you treat a guide dog like a normal pet, it is a kind of disrespect to the animal.

No, because many pet dogs are not allowed to be guide dogs, and guide dogs require professional skills to serve humans, so they should not be pulled into the same ranks.

I don't think a guide dog should be included in the pet ranks, because he has a task to accompany his owner, not just eat, drink and have fun every day.

I think they should be included in the ranks of pets, because guide dogs are also animals, and they bring a lot of help to some people, and they should be included in the ranks of pets regardless of whether they go to ** and accompany their owners.

Yes! He's still a dog, after all! It belongs to the scope of pets, and since it is a pet, it should be included in the ranks of pets.

I think we can be included in the ranks of pets, because although we call it a pet, we can raise him and bring him home, and treat her as a relative, and guide dogs, which are more precious animals, are more acceptable to others.