Sentences with phrase «guide dogs in public»

We understand that there are concerns regarding the use of Guide Dogs in public spaces like shopping malls and restaurants.

Not exact matches

In this oversize picture book of a bustling metropolis, some very busy people (an anthropologist, a young child, a spy, street performers, and a guide dog) take various kinds of public transportation to get to a shared destination.

While the incident has inevitably split people into two camps, the fact remains that many are still ignorant about guide dogs and the laws surrounding their presence in public spaces.

«In recent years, we have observed a greater acceptance towards guide dogs and also improved accessibility in public places,» she saiIn recent years, we have observed a greater acceptance towards guide dogs and also improved accessibility in public places,» she saiin public places,» she said.

Smudge, the 7 - month - old guide dog in training, is working on her distractions in a public space.

The Animal Control Supervisor or designated animal control officer is authorized to determine whether a dog is vicious, and shall be guided by the following criteria: (1) whether or not the dog has bitten any person at any other time; (2) the circumstances surrounding the occasion indicating the temper or ferocity of the dog; (3) the reputation of the dog in the community with regard to its temper and ferocity; (4) its propensity to bite persons or animals without provocation or (5) its general menace to the public.

This is because a guide dog must be able to come to the handler's workplace or be in public places without creating a disturbance.

Guide dogs must be hard workers, large enough to guide people while in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably on public transportation and under restaurant taGuide dogs must be hard workers, large enough to guide people while in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably on public transportation and under restaurant taguide people while in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably on public transportation and under restaurant tables.

ADEu and the European Guide Dog Federation (EGDF) will be lobbying together in Brussels to get the Equal Treatment Directive onto the agenda of the European Commission, and to gain public access for all assistance dogs and those in training.

A guide dog needs to do more than just be a faithful companion, however — they work long hours, in private and in public, and they must be able to tolerate stress.

Dogs trained as guide dogs must be intelligent, willing workers, large enough to comfortably guide in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably under restaurant tables and on buses and other forms of public tranDogs trained as guide dogs must be intelligent, willing workers, large enough to comfortably guide in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably under restaurant tables and on buses and other forms of public trandogs must be intelligent, willing workers, large enough to comfortably guide in harness and small enough to be easily controlled and fit comfortably under restaurant tables and on buses and other forms of public transit.

(b) Individuals who are blind or otherwise visually impaired and persons licensed to train guide dogs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired pursuant to Chapter 9.5 (commencing with Section 7200) of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code or as defined in regulations implementing Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Public Law 101 - 336), [FN1] and individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and persons authorized to train signal dogs for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, and individuals with a disability and persons who are authorized to train service dogs for the individuals with a disability may take dogs, for the purpose of training them as guide dogs, signal dogs, or service dogs in any of the places specified in Section 54.1 without being required to pay an extra charge or security deposit for the guide dog, signal dog, or service dog.

When a puppy - in - training successfully completes the program and becomes a working guide dog, we celebrate the newly formed team during a public graduation ceremony at Guide Dogs of America's Sylmar caguide dog, we celebrate the newly formed team during a public graduation ceremony at Guide Dogs of America's Sylmar caGuide Dogs of America's Sylmar campus.

Assistance dogs are accepted in public places just as guide dogs and hearing dogs are.

A service or guide dog trainer, while engaged in the actual training process and activities of service dogs or guide dogs, shall have the same rights and privileges with respect to access to public facilities, and the same responsibilities as are applicable to a person with a disability.

We actively reach out to the public to increase the awareness and acceptance of the use of guide dogs in Singapore.

The law states that such dogs share the same privileges as Guide Dogs in that they are able to enter public buildings with their owners and that it is unlawful to prevent access or to ask them to leave but does not apply to PAT dogs or Therapy Ddogs share the same privileges as Guide Dogs in that they are able to enter public buildings with their owners and that it is unlawful to prevent access or to ask them to leave but does not apply to PAT dogs or Therapy DDogs in that they are able to enter public buildings with their owners and that it is unlawful to prevent access or to ask them to leave but does not apply to PAT dogs or Therapy Ddogs or Therapy DogsDogs.

We actively reach out to the public to dispel myths and misconceptions of guide dogs and the visually impaired people and increase the acceptance of the use of guide dogs in Singapore.

Trained guide dogs, signal dogs, and service dogs trained may be transported in a school bus when accompanied by disabled pupils enrolled in a public or private school or by disabled teachers employed in a public or private school or community college or by persons training the dogs.

To this end, there are two laws in Singapore that support the use of Guide Dogs: The Environmental Public Health Act, and the Rapid Transit Systems Act.

The new grantees include: A Fair Shake for Youth, Inc., in New York; American Scent Dog Association, in Little Rock, Ark.; Amercia's VetDogs — The Veteran's K - 9 Corps, Inc., in Smithtown, N.Y.; Caregiver Volunteers of Central Jersey, in Whiting, N.J.; Detroit Public Safety Foundation (DPSF), in Detroit; Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc., in Bloomfield, Conn.; HOPE Animal - Assisted Crisis Response (AACR) in Eugene, Ore.; MedStar Union Memorial Hospital (MUMH), in Baltimore; New Horizons Service Dogs, Inc. in Orange City, Fla.; Paws for People — Pet - Assisted Visitation Services, Inc., in Newark, Del; and Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, in Dallas.