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254K views · 1.1K reactions | Follow the incredible stories of lives changed by Guide Dogs | Guide Dogs UK | Facebook

At the Guide Dog Foundation, we teach guide dogs how to find curbs using a method called “back-chaining.” This technique focuses on teaching the dog the last step of the task first—in this case, stopping safely at the curb. Once the dog understands that, we work backward, adding steps like approaching the curb and walking toward it.We always use positive reinforcement, such as treats and praise, to make sure the pup feels confident and knows they’re doing a great job. Back-chaining helps guide d

3.6K views · 310 reactions | Our guide dogs and Guide Dog Mobility Instructors truly love the works they do! 瑩﫶 without your support, this work wouldn’t be possible! Find out how you can get involved, visit the link in our bio!  video shows a guide dog instructor walking along a simulated city block as she works her black Labrador retriever guide dog. The dog is working well, stopping for obstacles, curbs, and more . | Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind | Facebook

34K views · 1.1K reactions | Now THIS is how you find a seat. Luna, aka The Guide Puppy, is currently in advanced guide dog training! [Video description: Luna locates bench with her chin. Michelle talks to camera.] | Guide Dogs UK | Facebook