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  • We participated in a program organized in Miskolc on the occasion of the Festive Book Week with the associates of North Hungarian Rehabilitation Center for Visually Impaired People. Those interested could try out what it feels like walking with a guide dog with the help of Bodza, a guide-dog-in-training and a demonstrator dog, Delta. In

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  • Our team was participating in a Children’s Day event at Pais Dezső Primary School in Békásmegyer.The children were able to experience through playful activities what it is like being blindfolded and walking through the school yard with the assistance of a white cane or a guide dog. Students had come to realize that guide dogs

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  • We participated in Children’s Day in Mozgásjavító Álatlános Iskola (Motion Correction Elementary School) in Sály. We were greatly welcomed by the children. Diamond, the demonstrator dog, approached every pupil for some caresses. Beside caresses he got a lot of hugs and dog treats. With the help of Dió, an experienced colleague of Diamond, the pupils

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  • We took part in the Health Day of István Széchenyi Catholic Primary School (Széchenyi István Katolikus Általános Iskola) in Füzesabony. Pupils could learn lots of useful information about guide dogs, for example, why they should not be disturbed while working. Then everyone could try out what it is like to walk with a guide dog

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  • We participated in the Students’ Council Day of Lőrinc Szabó Elementary School in Miskolc in response to the invitation of class 8N. The pupils greeted us with great enthusiasm. With the help of Bodza, the guide-dog-in-training, many pupils could try out what it feels like to walk with such a wonderful four-legged helper. At the

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  • We visited the students of the Unified Special Education Methodology Institute and Primary School in Józsefváros, Budapest. The children were very enthusiastic about us. Ágota Lukács talked about the everyday life of visually impaired people to the children and what her guide dog Vacak means to her. In addition, with the help of our colleague

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  • Our friends using a guide dog participated in the spring Rehab Critical Mass march on Sunday. Dóra Pozsgay, who took part in the march with her guide dog Ében, recalls her experiences: “This day was just as any other days. However, instead of lunch at noon, I set out at 11, since as other times,

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  • On Friday we celebrated Animal Appreciation Day at the City Park in Miskolc. Many enthusiastic animal lovers joined us and wanted to see our guide dogs. Adults and children alike took turns and put on an eye-pad to experience what it is like to walk with the help of a guide dog. With some expert

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  • We could start this week with another successful traffic safety exam, which was a great pleasure for all of us. József Magyar and his guide dog Kenobi demonstrated their skills to a three-member examining board. The first part of the exam was the performance of obedience tasks, during which Kenobi skillfully and quietly staid rooted

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  • There was a fantastic atmosphere on this year’s third outing on Hajógyári Island, which was organized by our guide dog owner friends this time. Dóra Pozsgay, one of the organizers talks about the trip: “May 10, 2015 was again a day when we went on a trip with our guide dog owner friends. We planned

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  • We participated in an organized Family Day on Sunday on the occasion of the Day of the city of Miskolc with workers of the North Hungarian Rehabilitation Center for Visually Impaired People. Interested visitors could try out with demonstrator guide dogs Dió, Delta and Diamond what it is like to walk blindfolded with a guide

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  • On Saturday, 9 May, we participated in a children’s rights road show called “Gyere-K-épbe” (Come into picture) at the University of Miskolc. Children, their accompanying foster parents and children’s home experts participated in the event. Children and adults alike were interested in the everyday life of visually impaired people and guide dogs. Many interested, brave

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