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The first guide dogs in the UK were trained thanks to the enthusiasm of two women and the support of a wealthy American. Where and when were these first dogs trained? |
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Which breed of dog was the first to be trained as a guide dog? |
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The first guide dog trainers in Britain had been loaned by a trainer in Switzerland for a few weeks at a time. As the scheme was becoming more established people realised that a permanent trainer was needed. What nationality was he? |
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The name 'Guide Dogs for the Blind Association' had been adopted from the very beginning. |
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In 1941, the 'Guide Dogs for the Blind Association' moved home for the first time. Where did they move to? |
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During the war years, special arrangements were made for guide dogs. Which of the following is the only arrangement listed that was sanctioned by the government? |
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In 1954, 'Guide Dogs for the Blind' received their first Royal President, someone who later went on to become 'Patron'. Which member of the Royal Family was it? |
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In 1956, 'Guide Dogs for the Blind' made a decision to do something that was to lay the foundations of their future success. What did they institute for the first time in this year? |
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In 1959, 'Guide Dogs for the Blind' obtained their first brood bitch. Her name was Reiner. This was a tremendous step forward. Which breed was she? |
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Some guide dogs do not pass the training. Some do not get past the puppy walking stage even now. What happens to these dogs? |
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