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    Summary: Guide dogs are trained from the day they are born. The Guide Dogs foundation trains these dogs, mainly golden retrievers, labrador retrievers, a mix of both of those, and poodles. These dogs are trained to aid the blind veterans and military personnels. They are trained to replace a cane, give them comfort, keep calm around other people, and more. Guide dogs as puppies are brought into a foster home. With this they are socialized with people from different ages and different animals. All of this training helps with going around in stores or parks with there future owner. When the dogs are placed into a home, it takes a lot of time and thought. When a dog is placed, the first thing that happens is the candidates for a guide dog take a survey about their daily life. After this, they are introduced to the available dog and are given a trial dog that they train with for a week or two. At the end of all this, they are placed with the dog that has a similar personality to them. Backward-Looking Reflection: I knew a lot about guide dogs and the charity fair project before this. I know a lot about dogs and before this I already knew the process of placing a dog. I also knew how guide dogs helped blind people in their daily lives. For the charity project, I have done this project last year but not the same way. Obviously, we did this in one…

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    Don Lugo High School students have been raising and training guide dogs for their blind companions since 2014. At present, there are 19 dogs on deck to aid their blind human friends. Don Lugo High School principal Kimberly Cabrera explained that these dogs are with them on a daily basis as they go to school, public places, and school. At present, the students are set to raise 10 dogs. A daughter's inspiration to fuel the mother's mission Principal Cabrera recalled that the school's program…

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    Guide Dog Awareness

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    Guide Dog Awareness in One’s Community Does one ever stop and wonder how hazardous it can be to distract a guide dog while working? Believe it or not, when a guide dog is distracted a person’s life may be in danger. There is a need of guide dog awareness in the Rio Grande Valley on how to interact with them and their handler. There might not be a large community of blind people in this area, however, this region is known to have a massive diabetes population and this disease leads to blindness.…

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    Blind Persons Rights Case

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    1. A person accompanied by a dog enters a restaurant and identifies himself as being blind. He requests service and a seat where the dog may sit at his feet. The restaurant declines to provide these accommodations and police are called. What advice do you offer and what are you going to do? As discovering what the issue at hand is between the two parties, we know that under the Blind Persons’ Rights act that it is an offence to (a) deny to any person the accommodation, services or facilities…

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    A Blind Beagle Summary

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    The Biography of a Blind Beagle “Winnie, where are you going?” This is a question that rings throughout my house at least twice a day as my dog wanders aimlessly around. What began as my little old beagle staring up at the bright lights in our kitchen ceiling as if there was something more fascinating up there than just small glowing light bulbs, led our sweet rescue to be diagnosed with Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome, also known as S.A.R.D.S., less than a week after the…

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    experiences self-transcendence that leads him to break his conventional ways of thinking. When he closes his physical eyes, he rather experiences real something through the situation that he is not able to see. It means that he opens mental eyes that allow him to have a different view of the world, only when he closes physical eyes. This kind of experience does not come from enlightenment of the god or any religion, but it is caused by the person who does not believe in any religion and seems to…

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    kids, and a yard for the dog to play in. If you drive through any neighborhood, that is most likely what you will see; however, peeking through the curtained windows you may also see a few feline friends. Although cats are becoming more popular, dogs are still man’s best friend. Nobody will be more loyal, understanding, or affectionate than your dog. Cats may be right for some people, but nothing makes a rough day at work better than having a furry welcome home from your best friend. As…

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    Ashley started working as a Tesco night manager in 2005. He worked there for around three years until he decided to leave as he was not seeing his partner much and wanted to be his own boss. On a personal note, his promotion he had been promised was given to a new employee that used to go to the same private school as the store manager. In 2008 he left Tesco and set up a concrete moulds for computers and ornaments business a small business where he sculpted garden ornaments and made moulds…

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    After four years of meaningless lectures and pointless assignments, high school English class has abandoned me at the gates of university with only the slightest writing skills. English Composition 1 has been an academic life saver, providing writing skills and concepts that will be of the absolute necessity for all my future endeavors. So far every essay I have written for English Composition 1 has received an acceptable score, so I think I think I have applied at least some of the literary…

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    Analysing Essay Deconstruction The quality, format, and use of communication conventions determines the effectiveness of a formal literary essay. In the essay Studying Literature in Grade 12, by Mrs. Phillips, the text demonstrates an example of a improper persuasive essay. This is shown through the content, incorrect language conventions, MLA citation and plagiarism, as well as the essay structure. Without these details one cannot achieve an effective essay. Mrs. Phillips…

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