Chan Yan loves Jenny very much.
After eight years of service by the mainland guide dog Jenny, the owner of the house, Chen Yan, is blessed, "I hope he and everyone will be happy." Jenny was called the "first guide dog to change mainland China," and five years ago, when he and his master Chengdu subway were banned, it had a tremendous effect, the first time the discussion went on, and the last time the Chengdu train wrote, "Apologize to Jenny," and many of its units welcomed the guide dog.
Chen Yan, the continent ' s first blind female piano tuner, met Jenny, who had recently graduated from the guide dog school in early 2011, with one dog every day and night, because Jenny, Chen Yan, can take the subway, walk into the crowds, they can speak together in schools, businesses, and buy things together at supermarkets. For Chen Yan, Jenny is indeed the most special baby. Jenny is smart enough to understand the Chinese and English commands and to recognize the "brand" in a supermarket, yet she has also been criticized for all she has done.
Jenny took Chen Yan to the subway.
In the past, Chen Yan was not familiar with guide dogs. On December 10, 2013, Jenny led her to Sichuan Chengdu on the subway, even though she was denied access to three documents on the grounds that they were not in conformity. On the same night, she said in Weibo, "It is unreasonable for me to ask for a birth certificate, a adoption certificate and a training certificate. As a blind person, I can only provide a disabled person ' s certificate, a moving certificate and a work permit issued by a large lead dog base. Weibo, on the other hand, caused much discussion on the Internet, and at 11.45 p.m. on the same night, the subway responded, "Apologize to Jenny, the guide dog is still welcome."
The Chengdu subway indicated that, because of the small number of guide dogs and the fact that the staff met for the first time, it required "three certificates" that did not exist and invited Chen Yan and Jenny to join the subway. The next day, Chen Yan and Jenny came to Chengdu Metro again, and this time the deputy director, Liu Bin, apologized, and they went to the subway, only to see that Jenny had found a good place to lie down, and the passengers were curious about this "live face," which was the first time that many people had known a "go blind dog."
Jane the guide dog.
Because of Jenny, the mainland banking industry announced that all banks would allow guide dogs to enter, the Yoshino family announced that the National Gate City would welcome guide dogs into the city, and that the Beijing Road Traffic Safety Regulations 2015 also specified that guide dogs would be allowed access to all subways and mass transport vehicles.
Chen Yan took Jenny to the retirement ceremony on the 18th, handing her over to her new host, who promised to look after her, and she cried, "I want her to be happy with anyone." Meanwhile, Jenny has given a stick to another guide dog, "The Black Moose", and the future will be a new story for Chen Yan and the Black Moose.
Jenny, thank you!