How can a visually impaired friend help a guide dog pick up poop when he cannot see it? The father of Fendi, a guide dog in training, explained on the fan group that in fact, the visually impaired can know whether it is peeing or pooping just by touching the guide dog's back. , can also accurately pick up excrement. In addition, all daily life of guide dogs is personally taken care of by the visually impaired.

The instructions developed by guide dogs since childhood are to facilitate the care and use of visually impaired people

Fendi's father said that before a visually impaired friend takes a guide dog home, he must undergo 1 to 2 months of pairing and joint training, live with the dog, and learn how to take care of the dog, groom it, brush its teeth, wipe its ears, bathe it, and take it to Pee and poop. "Can you feed your dog food and water with your eyes closed? Can you lead your dog to urinate and defecate with your eyes closed without bumping into things?" These are all things that visually impaired friends must do after training together. .

Guide dogs are trained from an early age to facilitate the care and use of visually impaired friends. All habits must be developed in foster homes, including holding the leash in a fixed position to let the dog go to the toilet, and touching the dog's back and then using the toes to position it. Confirm the location of excrement.

Fendi, who is wearing a red identification vest, is undergoing training, please do not disturb her

Fendi's father mentioned that the visually impaired will find a suitable place, hold the leash, and give the command to go to the toilet (pooing and peeing are the same), and the guide dog will "liberate" within the range when it hears it. . The visually impaired will listen to the sound of water to judge whether the dog is peeing or defecating. If it is in a noisy environment, they will touch the dog's back to assist. When peeing, the back will be in a straight line, and the poop will be arched, and then I will touch the root of the tail with my hand to confirm the position of the anus, step forward with my toes, and wait until the dog has finished pooping and it will fall in front of the heel. Then pick it up with a plastic bag and it will be clean. "Now you can try I helped the dog pick up poop while blindfolded.”

Fendi’s father said that because they have been trained by foster families since childhood, it will be much easier for visually impaired friends to take care of them. In the future, you don’t have to feel too strange if you see visually impaired people touching the backs of "liberating" dogs on the road.