

Despite a difficult year in 2022, Barathegyi Guide Dog Foundation managed to finance and deliver Christmas presents to 64 children living either with disability or in poverty. Many of the children came to our Head Office in Miskolc to pick up their presents. “We are really grateful that despite the cost of living crisis, many

Guide dog Sepra – who turned 2 recently – and owner Alexandra passed their traffic safety test despite pouring rain in Budapest’s Disctrict XIV. ‘Enjoying a lovely stroll in winter sunshine? None of my students had the pleasure recently.’- said Serpa’s trainer, Maria Kovacs Nyirine. Serpa and Alexandra were walking along their usual route in

Szava and Cecilia pass traffic safety test Cecilia Andrea Horvath and her guide dog Szava successfully passed the traffic safety test despite freezing condition in their home town of Gyor. Freezing rain and sleet presented far from ideal conditions for the test but the human-canine duo persevered, said Monika Kobli, Szava’s guide dog trainer. Szava

Annamari Kardon felt a huge burden lift of her chest: her guide dog Szikra passed the traffic safety test. Annamari is no stranger to feeling the stress of an exam situation as she is a musician. Sitting at the piano during an exam is completely different from holding the harness of my guide dog. -Annamari

They went wonderfully in Miskolc. According to the examination committee, their traffic wascharmonious and smooth. Ádám Balogh is our colleague, so he demonstrated his skills with Oktáv on the route from the Baráthegyi foundation head office to his residence. After a long walk, they reached their destination by bus and tram. Oktáv is a calm

The puppies from the „O” litter turned 3 years old today. Our own breed litter celebrates its birthday on October 27. Oktáv, Orion, and Ózon became trained guide dogs and they live with their owners, Olivér is about to take an exam, Origó and Okker have become personal service dogs. Five of the above team

Our First Experience day was organised in October. Our sighted and visually impaired volunteers learned together in our interactive programme how to keep sensitisation programmes on a high level in accordance with the mission of our Foundation. We made simulation eye-glasses. At first, we created seven subgroups. There was a visually mildly or severely impaired

We love challenges; therefore we participated in the Hard Dog Race base competition with our visually impaired runners. We are proud of the Team of the Baráthegyi Guide-dog School for completing this difficult obstacle course. We started to train together with our visually impaired clients and their dogs this spring. It soon turned out that
A működéshez szükséges sütik nélkül az oldal nem tudna rendesen működni. Ha hozzájárulsz, névtelen statisztikát is gyűjtünk: így gyorsabban találhatóvá tesszük a fontos információkat – és a látássérült felhasználóinknak is könnyebb lesz.
