With 46% of dog owners unaware training should start months before Bonfire Night, Guide Dogs is urging early preparation and asking the public to donate their forgotten fireworks footage to expand its new National Fireworks Archive training tool for anxious dogs.
With 46% of dog owners unaware training should start months before Bonfire Night, Guide Dogs is urging early preparation and asking the public to donate their forgotten fireworks footage to expand its new National Fireworks Archive training tool for anxious dogs.
From selling homemade cakes to cycling 33 miles, young people across the UK are finding creative ways to support our work at Guide Dogs.
Guide Dogs is delighted to be returning as the Official Charity Partner of the Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo for a third year.
With 46% of dog owners unaware training should start months before Bonfire Night, Guide Dogs is urging early preparation and asking the public to donate their forgotten fireworks footage to expand its new National Fireworks Archive training tool for anxious dogs.
New research has uncovered what the public is getting wrong about guide dogs, including thinking they can read traffic lights and understand maps.
When Roz entered retirement at the beginning of 2025, she decided to look into becoming a fosterer for Guide Dogs.
Elaine’s journey with Guide Dogs began in January 2024, when she and her husband, Bill, decided to become puppy raisers after the unexpected loss of their much-loved dog, Maya
Staff at Huddersfield Town AFC have taken part in specialist training from Guide Dogs to help create a more accessible and inclusive matchday experience for supporters with sight loss, with guide dog puppies also visiting the stadium as part of their early socialisation.
Learn about Global Accessibility Awareness Day and the inclusive mainstream and assistive technologies Guide Dogs UK is excited about in 2026.
