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Traveling With a Guide Dog: Confidence, Constraints and Affective Qualities of the Human-Guide Dog Relationship [PDF]

Tourism Management, 2022
Guide dogs enhance the confidence of people with vision impairment (PwVI) and improve their everyday mobility, but they also present constraints to travel.
Jillian Rickly, Marcus Hansen, Nigel Halpern   +2 more
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Behavioral and Physiological Predictors of Guide Dog Success

Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and Research, 2011
A range of mobility aids are available to assist people living with vision impairment, and of these, guide dog ownership offers them several unique benefits.
Paul McGreevy, Peter C. Thomson, Lisa M Tomkins   +2 more
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The Benefits of Guide Dog Ownership

Visual Impairment Research, 2005
There is an apparent discrepancy between the actual number of guide dog owners and the proportion of visually impaired people who might benefit from a guide dog.
Whitmarsh, Lorraine E.
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A Standardized Behavior Test for Potential Guide Dog Puppies: Methods and Association With Subsequent Success in Guide Dog Training

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