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1. www.barkandwhiskers.com › 2016/01/23-nl-behavior8 Dos and Don'ts for Behavior Around a Service Dog

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   Feb 19, 2024 · DON'T touch the dog without asking permission first — Touching or petting a working dog is a distraction and may prevent him from tending to his human partner. The dog may be in the process of completing a command or direction given by his human, and you don't want to interfere.

2. www.guidedog.org › gd › care-and-supportAssistance Dog Etiquette - Guide Dog Foundation

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   Follow these etiquette guidelines when in the presence of a guide dog to allow for the safety of the dog and its handler.

3. askjan.org › publications › consultants-cornerA Guide for Coworker Interaction with Service Animals in the ...

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   Interaction with the service animal includes, but is not limited to: talking, whistling, cooing, barking, petting or asking to pet, praising the animal when it completes its task, tapping your leg or clapping your hands, or giving the animal food or treats.

4. www.nwas.nhs.uk › news › etiquette-when-encounteringEtiquette when meeting a guide dog – dos and don’ts

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   Aug 8, 2023 · Francesca Balon (or Fran as she is known to us), Team NWAS Administration Officer, and her guide dog, Sean, have produced a guide of eight dos and don’ts which they think are important when encountering a working guide dog with a harness on.

5. ibvi.org › blog › the-dos-and-don-ts-of-guide-dogThe Dos and Don'ts of Guide Dog Interaction | Blog | IBVI

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   In this post, we’ll take a look at some etiquette dos and don’ts sighted people can use when interacting with guide dogs. DON’T try to get a guide dog’s attention when his harness is on. Yes, they’re adorable — but remember that distracting a working service dog creates the same dangers that grabbing the steering wheel away from a ...

6. blog.northwestbattlebuddies.org › blogService Dog Etiquette: Dos and Don'ts - Northwest Battle Buddies

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Service dogs can provide crucial, lifechanging services for many types of disabilities, from providing balance support to mitigating the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). When you see a service dog, consider these dos and don’ts for good service dog etiquette, whether you’re a handler’s friend, family member, or just a ...

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   How can guide dogs and users navigate the community together?

   • Please follow these tips to ensure that Guide Dogs and users can successfully navigate the community together. The Guide Dog must not be the centre of attention. Please don’t pat feed or otherwise distract the dog when it is working. A well-intentioned pat can undo months of intensive training.

   Guide Dog Etiquette and Interaction Tips - Guide Dogs Victoria

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   What should a guide dog not do?

   • The Guide Dog must not be the centre of attention. Please don’t pat feed or otherwise distract the dog when it is working. A well-intentioned pat can undo months of intensive training. Please don’t grab onto the person or the dogs’ harness. Always ask if they need assistance.

   Guide Dog Etiquette and Interaction Tips - Guide Dogs Victoria

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   What is a guide dog?

   • Guide dogs are the guiding eyes for people who are blind or visually impaired and they are specially bred and trained for this most important job. There are guidelines people should follow when in the presence of a guide dog to allow for the safety of the dog and its handler.

   Assistance Dog Etiquette - Guide Dog Foundation

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   What if a coworker uses a service animal?

   • In situations where coworker interaction with a service animal is causing problems, it may be helpful to educate fellow employees and create policies to prevent issues from arising in the future. An employer’s first step to handle issues of this nature should be to speak directly with the employee who has the disability and uses the service animal.

   A Guide for Coworker Interaction with Service Animals in the Workplace

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   What do you say to a guide dog if he wears a harness?

   • Thank you for respecting me and my guide dog. Your consideration and support let us live without boundaries. Thank you for not touching, talking, feeding, or otherwise distracting my guide dog while it is wearing its harness. Please allow my dog to work for our own safety.

   Assistance Dog Etiquette - Guide Dog Foundation

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   Can an employer use the term “service animal” in the workplace?

   • If the employee is comfortable with the employer using the terminology “service animal” or “emotional support animal” then an employer may explicitly use that language to educate staff on appropriate interactions with service animals in the workplace.

   A Guide for Coworker Interaction with Service Animals in the Workplace

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8. vic.guidedogs.com.au › resources › about-our-dogsGuide Dog Etiquette and Interaction Tips - Guide Dogs Victoria

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   Please follow these tips to ensure that Guide Dogs and users can successfully navigate the community together. Interaction tips: The Guide Dog must not be the centre of attention.