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About CNIB Guide Dogs

A close up of a yellow Golden Retriever.

Our Program

People with sight loss often say having a guide dog is a transformational experience. Being part of a guide dog team provides mobility, safety and confidence, leading to increased independence and a sense of connection with the world. We believe everyone who would like to have a guide dog should have that opportunity.
 A person holds two golden retriever puppies side-by-side on the floor.

From Puppies to Partners

Learn about the journey as a puppy becomes a guide dog.
A yellow guide dog in harness and the torso of its handler. They are in motion and crossing an intersection.

Guide dog etiquette

Guide dogs aren’t pets. They’re partners in mobility for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision. By learning and following proper etiquette, you can help make your community more welcoming for guide dog teams.