Coping And Managing Blindness
Consider A Service Animal

The most common type of service animal used for the visually impaired is dogs. Dogs that serve the blind are called guide dogs or eye seeing dogs. Popular kinds of guide dogs include German shepherds, Labradors, and golden retrievers. These type of dogs are gentle, intelligent, and patient, all of which are qualities perfect for aiding the blind.
There are many benefits to getting a service animal, including helping reduce feelings of depression, isolation, stress, and anxiety in visually impaired individuals and giving the owners more confidence to live and enjoy everyday life. Service animals diminish the owner's feelings of uncertainty and dread and help them feel more relaxed. Thus, it ultimately contributes to an enhanced sense of security.
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