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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Newcastle
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I'll start by saying this is a serious question that i want to know the answer to and i figured it would be better to ask here rather than ask a random blind person in the street.
Ok so, a few weeks ago i started catching the train to and from work and noticed a blind lady with her dog at the station a few times. This got me thinking about how you train the dogs to know where the station is. So the question is - how does the dog know to get to the station from home, or which platform is which when they get there? Probably a simple answer, but i'm amazed by the owners and animals
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question about blind people and guide dogs
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