Examples of 'guide dogs' in a sentence
Meaning of "guide dogs"
guide dogs: This phrase refers to trained and certified dogs that assist individuals who are visually impaired or blind. These dogs are specifically trained to guide their owners, navigate obstacles, and provide companionship and support
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- plural of guide dog
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Training guide dogs is such an important cause.
There is technique in choosing potential guide dogs.
Guide dogs must not bark at people.
Assistance dogs and guide dogs are welcome.
Guide dogs are exempt from charges.
No charge for guide dogs or service animals.
Guide dogs are allowed in all our venues.
I would like my puppies trained as guide dogs.
Guide dogs for the blind are permitted.
They are just not suited to be guide dogs.
Guide dogs are exempt from dog tax.
No pets allowed except for guide dogs.
Guide dogs are exempt from this supplement.
Like those used for guide dogs.
Guide dogs are allowed on the entire site.
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These rules are not for guide dogs.
Guide dogs are welcomed in all public areas.
There is also a severe shortage of guide dogs.
Guide dogs are also welcome in all cinemas.
With exception for registered guide dogs.
Guide dogs are allowed into the theatre.
The blind always have guide dogs.
Guide dogs are exempt from this rule.
Entry of animals is prohibited except guide dogs.
Guide dogs help blind people.
The wonderful mission of the guide dogs.
Guide dogs or any other pet in a travel cage.
Training for guide dogs for blind persons.
Guide dogs are permitted on public transport.
The training of guide dogs for the blind.
Guide dogs are allowed on the buses.
Transportation of guide dogs is free of charge.
Guide dogs are allowed access anywhere.
Access of guide dogs to the park.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs.
Assistance dogs and guide dogs are always free.
Guide dogs can travel without a pet carrier.
Spectators with guide dogs will be also welcome.
Guide dogs or assistance dogs for disabled passengers.
There is no fee for guide dogs or service animals.
Guide dogs are welcome anywhere within the building.
Guests with guide dogs are welcome.
Guide dogs often draw attention to the user.
Only those who do well become guide dogs.
Visitors with guide dogs are welcome in the gallery.
They use them as guide dogs.
Guide dogs are permitted on all forms of public transport.
Four of them are guide dogs now.
Only guide dogs are permitted inside the museum.
Cages for the guide dogs.
