What do guide dogs do?

Answer 1

Seeing eye dogs are dogs that help blind people. They have a special harness that the blind person holds on to.They help the person get around. For example, If the seeing eye dog stops, The blind person can feel the the dog stopped and the person knows that he or she has to stop, too.
A guide dog acts as the eyes of a blind person. They guide them around objects that are in the way - both those on the ground or blocking the path above the ground. They will not allow their blind partner to cross a busy intersection when a car is approaching. They can guide their partner from one place to another, to a chair, to the door, to the elevator, etc. For more information please visit the website for the International Association of Assistance Dog Partners.
Guide dogs are responsible for keeping their human partner safe. This does not mean safe from robbers, but safe from objects in their path, as well as oncoming vehicles. They lead their partner forward, and turn, stop, and go forward, when told to, unless it will place their partner in danger.
Guide dogs trained for blind people are trained to obey commands, unless it will put their partner in danger. Ex. if the dog's partner says to walk forward, the dog will go, unless there is a car coming, in which case the dog remains where it is, and it's partner knows that it's not safe to cross then. They are also trained to be able to just in general lead their partner through a crowd (or alone), so that their partner does not run into objects. They are also trained to settle while their partner is working, which isn't always easy for humans, much less dogs, but they do it consistently. In order for these dogs to make it, they must also have excellent house manners, so that their partner can trust they will behave when left alone for long periods of time.
What is the mission of the seeing eye dog? The mission of a dog is when a person needs help and cant see you can use the dog. the dog can help you cross the street and to keep bad guys away from the owner a seeing eye dog is very important because if you didnt have a seeing eye dog it will be hard for you to do things........
A guide dog acts as the eyes of a blind person. They guide them around objects that are in the way - both those on the ground or blocking the path above the ground. They will not allow their blind partner to cross a busy intersection when a car is approaching. They can guide their partner from one place to another, to a chair, to the door, to the elevator, etc. For more information please visit the website for the International Association of Assistance Dog Partners.
Guide dogs basically help blind people with everday life activities. They stop at stoplights, guide them the way they want to go, and a whole lot of other stuff.
guide dogs help blind people walk. they guide them. the dogs are specially trained to stop, turn cross roads etc.
Guide Dogs are normally used to guide blind people around. A guide dog is like the eyes, and sight of a blind person.
Guide dogs are used to help blind people become more independent. guide dogs protect their owners from many dangers, such as walking out in the middle of a busy street. Guide dogs go through two years of training to help people.

Usually because they are blind or visually impaired to the Point of having trouble getting around.

The dogs help by keeping them away from Walking into things.

Answer 2

When the guide dog hasn't got a training home yet the Guide Dogs Australia feeds it. Once the dog has it's trainer (which get to keep the dog for two years for training) the trainer feeds it. After that it will be passed back to Guide Dogs Australia and they give the dog to a person in need and then they feed the dog.

Answer 3

They eat people.