Life With Blind People

Audibility is a required skill for blind people if they are applying for a guide dog because it is blind people who are responsible for giving out the instructions to guide dogs. Blind people need audibility to know if there are cars passing by the roads, and whether it is safe or not to cross roads or broadways. In the relationship, blind people have the responsibility to take care of the guide dog, acknowledging the directions, and the fortunate timing to cross the roads in order to give the correct instructions. After the instructions are given out, then it’ll be the guide dog’s job to lead their owners to the destination safely. Before letting guide dogs really start their jobs, blind people will have to access a series of classes to make sure they know how to take care of their guide dogs, and learn how to give direct instructions to guide dogs. Blind people will have to take classes on how to take care of guide dogs such as washing, and feeding them. 

The personalities of both blind people and guide dogs are also important when it comes to pairing. Due to the fact that an energetic and outgoing guide dog may lead to a more introverted owner, therefore checking how they work and fit together will become an important part of pairing. After everything is set, then it’ll be the time when guide dogs start to help their owners and start working. The relationship between guide dogs and blind people is just as important as water. Guide dogs give blind people appropriate help and may comfort their owners. On the other hand, blind people will take care of the guide dog as their responsibility. Their cooperation isn’t just a relationship. They are more likely a family member or a partner.

 

Pros and Cons of Guidedog

Through the public today, we can see lots of blind people dealing with their daily life since they need auxiliaries to help them when traveling from one place to another. However, other than those guide sticks, guide dogs are also a way to help blind people’s lives to become more convenient. Although guide dogs provide blinders lots of convenience, it also has its own disadvantages. To be able to apply for a guide dog, blinder’s economic status is also a requirement. Since owning a guide dog means that you have the responsibility to take care of it, therefore buying food, bathing supplies, and medical support are all required. You might want to ask why don’t we just buy a guide stick? A guide stick is cheaper than a guide dog, and you don’t have to take care of it. However, the biggest difference between a guide dog and a guide stick is emotion. Guide dogs may become one of your family members after you apply to it because it is a real creature that has a brain. It has its own feelings and may lead you to the correct direction without any obstacles that block you. As a result, we think the public should also consider guide dogs as an important partner in our civilization in order to improve blinder’s lives.