"Everything changed when I was paired with my first Seeing Eye® dog in 2001," explains Seeing Eye graduate and Trustee Pat McKenna, "Since then, everyday tasks like exploring my neighborhood and getting to and from law school changed from challenges to opportunities filled with confidence and joy." We are so thankful to all our donors and hope you will continue your incredible compassion and support by making a gift today, which will be DOUBLED due to our holiday match. VD: The video begins with

Have you always wanted to catch a glimpse of what it's like to be a Seeing Eye instructor? Well, in this ongoing video series, we will check in with Seeing Eye instructor Alexis throughout the four-month training process. In this video, you will get the chance to meet Alexis and her string of dogs. Stay tuned to see what Alexis is up to next. VD: In the hallway of a canine pavilion at The Seeing Eye, instructor Alexis introduces herself and then each dog she will be training. | The Seeing Eye, I

Guide dogs from The Seeing Eye are specially bred, trained, and matched with people with blindness and low vision all over the US and Canada. These dogs are essential to the people that they guide. It costs about $75,000 to prepare each Seeing Eye dog for its career, and only 60% of dogs make it all the way through the training program. So what makes a successful Seeing Eye dog, and why are they so expensive? This video is audio described. | Business Insider

A Seeing Eye Dog can make a life-changing difference for someone like Ollie who is blind. Please sponsor a puppy today and help us train more dogs for people who are waiting. 🦮 🌟 | Seeing Eye Dogs

A Seeing Eye Dog can make a life-changing difference for someone like Ollie who is blind. Please sponsor a puppy today and help us train more dogs for people who are waiting. 🦮 🌟 | Seeing Eye Dogs

Good day, recruits. Sergeant the shepherd here with today’s Seeing Eye Training Tip. If your pup won’t stop pulling during walks, break the dog’s momentum by stopping and asking her to sit. Do this every step if necessary, until the dog adjusts to the pace you want. Consistency is key, recruits. Respectfully, Sarge 0600 hours P.S. This training tip should not be applied to Seeing Eye puppies. Seeing Eye dogs guide by pulling in their harness so we don't actively discourage that behavior in our p

Views from training 📹🦮 VD: Clips feature Seeing Eye instructors Alexis Wisniewski-Chesson, Jen Kersh, and Oscar Pelaez working with all breeds of Seeing Eye dogs in downtown Morristown and New York City. #SeeingEyeDog #DogTraining #Morristown | The Seeing Eye, Inc.

Seeing Eye Manager of Instruction and Training Walt Sutton recorded this video message for our supporters. He’s standing in the Morristown Green and behind him, the statues of Morris Frank and Buddy are wearing face masks. | The Seeing Eye, Inc.