Summer is here! As the temperatures rise, it is important to monitor your dog’s health and behavior for signs of heat stroke.
Learn the top 12 tips of proper guide dog etiquette to ensure the safety and independence of individuals with visual impairments.
Have you ever wondered how to become a guide dog trainer? That’s a frequently asked question here at Southeastern Guide Dogs Inc.
Hundreds of plants can be toxic to dogs, so it is important to educate yourself on the type of plants in your environment.
Crates offer a confined, welcoming space within your home for a puppy to be supervised, and to nap, sleep, and retreat. Crates are not used for punishment, but for overnight sleeping, naps, and puppy breaks. If used properly, you will find that your puppy quickly becomes comfortable in a crate. A crate will help…
Our breeder dogs make wonderful “petmates,” and hosts enjoy giving a fabulous dog a home in exchange for bringing the dog to our campus for breeding.
Once your dog finds the food, the food itself becomes the reward for the behavior. Here’s how to train your dog that counter surfing for food is off limits.
June 1 marks the start of the hurricane season and National Pet Preparedness Month. Whether in Florida or far away from a hurricane threat, it’s always good to include your pets in your family emergency plan.
Trivia, truths, and tales abound, and here’s a few fun facts about the guide dog school that started in a farm house in a cow pasture in then-rural Palmetto, Florida. Our school began in 1982, and in 1983, three dogs were matched with three visually impaired individuals. The current location in Palmetto began with a…
