For generations, the phrase 'the blind leading the blind' has been used to describe confusion, incompetence, or ignorance in conversations nationwide.
Guide Dogs is on a mission to redefine this phrase and highlight the real stories of leadership, independence, and resilience that challenge society’s misconceptions.
Next weekend we will be appearing at Crufts, one of the most famous dog shows in the world.
Guide Dogs has helped with the creation of new Tactile Tours at the world-famous attraction. For the first time visitors with sight loss can touch familiar props, including the wands of Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Voldemort, allowing them to immerse themselves into the world of Harry Potter.
Dogs are experiencing the January blues just like us due to shorter days, colder weather, and less exercise. Guide Dogs shares the signs to look out for and tips for how to lift our dog's spirit this winter.
Ten healthy puppies have been born in Birmingham - the first of 2025 for Guide Dogs.
'Infinite World of Vision: Life Transitions for Young People with Vision Impairments' is an inspiring free audiobook on Spotify, written and narrated by young people aged 16-28. It shares heartfelt stories and practical advice on navigating key life transitions like starting university, relocating, and getting a guide dog. Supported by the University of Bath and funded by Guide Dogs, it’s a must-listen for anyone curious about the journeys and achievements of those with vision impairments.
Research reveals almost 90% of guide dog owners refused access to hospitality venues, taxis, and shops, and other services. Guide Dogs warns that these discriminatory access refusals could impact festive outings for guide dog owners this year.
Despite the joys of the festive season, a new survey suggests nine in ten guide dog owners worry about the additional challenges this time of year can bring, including the public distracting their guide dog.
