The most natural environment for dogs is still the forest. This sounds good, but is it really true? Yes, because in the forest there are no rules to follow like in the city: they can step off the small path, there are no curbs, and they get plenty of new experiences.
There is an obvious reason for this. Puppy raisers are very interested in the welfare of their foster dogs and their owners, and visually impaired clients tell us how happy they are with their dogs‘ carefree play and friendly company.
said Darinka FarkasIn theThere are many reasons why this community is good for visually impaired owners.
Trabant, Trubadúr, Tramikulás… How much do they love the dog that has so many nicknames? A guide dog is just as perfect a companion for family members as it is for its visually impaired owner. The story of Vera, Noémi, and Tramini is a great example of this.
Barbara Kónya and her guide dog Ruta has passed the traffic safety test in Budapest.
The pair pulled the route of the city park and started the test from Gép Street in the 10th district.They traveled by bus, tram, and despite having to travel in a difficult downtown area,
