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To help get them ready for their future working lives. at the end of the day, ijust remember im doing this to enable somebody whos not as fortunate as me that cant see, to actually get some independence. archie! touch. volunteers like lisa are supported by the charity guide dogs, which works across the uk. lovely to keep doing exactly what youre doing and rewarding on the left there. so he always knows where to come. thats absolutely fantastic. good boy. today, puppy development adviser beth has...

Its — being a puppy raiser is hard work, especially at the beginning. volunteers take their puppies with them to everyday places, from restaurants to supermarkets and on buses and trains to help get them ready for their future working lives. at the end of the day, ijust remember im doing this to enable somebody whos not as fortunate as me that cant see to actually get some independence. archie! touch. volunteers like lisa are supported by the charity guide dogs, which works across the uk. love...

Seans been to meet one of the puppy trainers. are you my little star? meet archie... ..and his puppy raiser, lisa. archie? touch! theyre learning what makes a good guide dog. good boy. so the reason that we use hand touch is so when archie is placed with a visually impaired person, obviously they cant see when hes running back, when hes coming. so they can pop out this hand as a target. and archies getting his head around some things he may need to quit if hes to win a working harness. hell have...

During the pandemic, the charity guide dogs had to put its breeding programme on hold. it led to a shortage of volunteers to train puppies. well, now the charity wants to recruit more people to ensure that those who need a guide dog can be matched with one. average waiting times for a new dog are 15 months. 0ur correspondent sean dilley, whos told hell have to wait two years for his own guide dog, has this report. are you my little star? meet archie... ..and his puppy raiser, lisa. archie? touch...

The charity guide dogs had to put its breeding programme on hold. it led to a shortage of volunteers to train puppies. well, now the charity wants to recruit more people to ensure that those who need a guide dog can be matched with one. average waiting times for a new dog are 15 months. our correspondent sean dilley has been told he�*ll have to wait two years for his own guide dog — and sean has this report. are you my little star? meet archie... ..and his puppy raiser, lisa. archie? touch! ...