BARÁTHEGYI Guide Dog School
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It has already become a tradition that Baráthegyi Vakvezető Kutya Iskola gives Christmas presents to visually impaired and underprivileged children. The givers, known as “angels,” have been bringing more and more presents to the Christmas tree each year. In the first year, there were 50 children; last year, 86; and this year, 100 children were
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At Christmas and New Year, we traditionally eat more than usual, often enjoying foods that differ from our everyday meals. With festive dishes, guests, and family gatherings, there’s a lot more food around—and it’s hard to resist trying everything. But what about your dog? It’s important to make sure they stay healthy during this time
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Our guide dog has fully recovered after spinal surgery and is once again guiding her visually impaired owner. While Dolly was recovering, Írisz walked with a white cane, though she had some trouble using it. Now the feeling has returned that they walk together as if Írisz can see, because Dolly avoids everything and takes
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We held a sensitisation session at the 112 Call Centre in Miskolc. We were pleased to accept the invitation, as we consider it of utmost importance that the staff of the emergency call centre should be better informed about visually impaired people. We have sensitised around 60 call centre operators on two occasions and, in
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Every year, we train and hand over more and more dogs to our visually impaired community in Hungary. This growth is why we are continually expanding our team. Join our mission as a puppy raiser! We are looking for volunteers to welcome a nine-week-old Labrador puppy into their homes for about one to one and
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In the snow and cold our four-legged friends can easily catch a cold, which is why we say “It’s dog cold, but there are no cold dogs”. At least it is better if they do not get a cold. Snowfall brings many beauties to the lives of dog owners but there are two sides of
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Our dog-loving friends want to contribute to the community, which is why they have joined a special initiative. The goal of the program of the European Union is to develop a method to support the acceptance and inclusion of people with disabilities. We are proud that our friends with guide dogs are part of the
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It often happens that in our foundation’s breeding program, puppies are not born with their owners, but with our litter-raising volunteers, because we can provide the most ideal conditions for them and the mother dog in this way. This was also the case with Azúr and the „H” litter. The puppies have been raised by
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We take great care to ensure that our dogs live a happy, balanced life, rich in exercise and play. They walk a lot, play with balls, and run freely. You’ve probably seen various types of balls in the hands of dog owners, but it’s a misconception that any ball is suitable for this purpose. We
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Garas and Göncöl may look tiny on this picture, though they were born with a nice weight and they are considered big size puppies. They became 7-8 kilogramme little guys during the more than 8 weeks spent at the place of their birth. Garas and Göncöl already need their own time for development, and they
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Zsuzsa and Ánizs passed their road safety exam last week. The guide dog has given her owner back her freedom, thanks to her she no longer has to ask for help from others. Zsuzsanna Kollár said that she works at the university hospital in Pécs, which is a great place to work, as it is
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Most of the pictures of Frappé show her snoozing in different positions and the reason for this is obvious: Zsófi, the puppy’s new host family, finds it much easier to take a picture of the super energetic 9 week old Labrador while he is asleep. Zsófia Horváth, a former nurse, joined our foundation as a
