Named by Equifax, who raised funds for Guide Dogs through the ‘Name a Puppy’ plan, Dayta was provided to her volunteer Puppy Raiser recently by Rachel, puppy advancement consultant at Guide Dogs UK.
More volunteers are required in Cumbria to offer a caring home for guide dogs throughout their vital very first year of life.
Puppy Raisers play an essential function in the early advancement of these dogs, teaching them basic commands and assisting them accustom to various environments.
This function includes supporting the puppies for 12 to 16 months prior to they begin their specialised guide dog training.
Guide Dogs is presently looking for houses, in or near Penrith, Carlisle, Keswick, and Kendal, for these guide dog puppies.
The organisation covers all expenses included with the puppies.
Becoming a Puppy Raiser not just supplies an interesting and gratifying chance to help these future guide dogs and prepare them for their future life, supporting people with sight loss.
Guide Dogs guarantees that all Puppy Raisers receive the required assistance and training to take care of their puppies.
Rachel Adams, Puppy Development Advisor based in Penrith, said: “I will be there to support you and your puppy through our world-class Puppy Raising for Excellent Partnerships (PREP) training programme so you feel confident in caring for your pup so they can develop into happy, healthy puppies ready for their next stage in life.”
For those thinking about ending up being a Puppy Raiser, there are a couple of requirements to fulfill.
Volunteers need to be over 18 years of ages, have appropriate housing, and have the ability to offer the love and attention these guide dog puppies should have.
Applicants need to have access to online material and training products, along with have an email address.
If you have an interest in ending up being a Puppy Raiser and making a distinction in the life of a guide dog, you can use utilizing the following link: www.guidedogs.org.uk/volunteer.
