Introducing Good Dog!

A year-long subscription providing pet dog training and welfare advice from our experts!

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We are Guide Dogs. And we’re here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose. 

Children and adults. Friends and family. Whoever you are, our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing dogs are here to help you.

Nell smiles as she opens the door and walks with her cane into classroom
Sponsor a puppy

Please sponsor a puppy today and support them on their journey to become a fully qualified guide dog. You could help change a life.

Young boy smiles whilst doing arts and crafts
Calling all young artists!

Are you under 18 years old with a vision impairment? We’d love to see your Christmas-themed art! Enter our competition before 22 November 2020 for your chance to win.

Nell and Guide Dogs habilitation worker Branwen smile in the school corridor
Learning through play

If your child has a vision impairment, they may need to learn and explore the world in a slightly different way. Sensory activities and learning through play can help your child gain confidence, achieve their milestones and understand the world.

Pardeep holds his cane and arm of his sighted guide Sophia, they look over a lake
Volunteering

Our volunteers can transform the lives of people living with sight loss. Even if you only have a little time to spare, we need your help. 

If you, a loved one or friend has sight loss, we can help during Covid-19, call our Covid-19 Sight Loss Information line 0800 781 1444

Covid-19 information and guidance

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Guide dog owner Paul Thomas and guide dog Yancy
Leave a gift in your Will

By leaving a gift in your Will, you can help us provide guide dogs of the future and all our services.

Little girl Oashia smiles next to her black labdrador buddy dog Garston
Buddy Dogs

Our buddy dogs bring a new friend into the lives of children with sight loss. 

Three people sitting in deckchairs on the beach with a guide dog lying beside them
EU travel with a guide dog

Guide dog owners may need to prepare now for potential changes to EU travel from 2021.