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  1. A black Labrador wanders in a park off-lead with a hedge and wooden gate in the background
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    Author: Guide Dogs' Communications Team
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    Dreams of peaceful morning strolls and woodland rambles are one of the top reasons people get a dog, with almost of half of owners citing dogs walks as why they originally welcomed a new canine family member. But one quarter of owners dread walks due to their dog’s behaviour.

  2. New Horizons Leadership Development Program. Vision Partnership.” The background features abstract shapes in beige, orange, green, and black. Logos sit along the bottom for RNIB, Guide Dogs, Thomas Pocklington Trust, and Hult Ashridge Executive Education.
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    Author: Guide Dogs' Communications Team

    New Horizons, a pioneering leadership programme for those with sight loss, is set to empower leaders with the skills and confidence to accelerate their careers, fostering a more diverse and inclusive leadership landscape. The initiative is led by RNIB, Guide Dogs, and Thomas Pocklington Trust, under the Vision Partnership.

  3. Peter, a tech user, wears a Biped navigation aid and bone conducting headphones as he stands with his Vision Rehabilitation Specialist, Naomi, and Guide Dogs' Technology Specialist, Tommy. Naomi and Peter are also holding canes as they test out this assistive technology in the street.
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    Author: Guide Dogs' Communications Team

    Today (15 May 2025) is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, launched in 2012 to shine a spotlight on digital accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities. The theme this year is "Committing to Change" emphasising the importance of making digital products accessible to all.

  4. Three yellow Labrador guide dog puppies sit on a sandy beach, with the sea in the background. Their tongues are out as they smile to camera.
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    Author: Ryan Kyle

    Guide Dogs is excited to be visiting the Shetland Islands this week, 21-26 April 2025, as we look to raise awareness and vital funds for our life-changing cause. Our team will be meeting locals and sharing how they can support Guide Dogs, particularly through our Sponsor A Puppy campaign.

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