Guided dogs are of considerable importance in our daily lives and are equivalent to the eyes of a particular segment of the population. In our country, dogs are not allowed to travel on public transport, but can guide dogs, which also illustrates the importance of guide dogs. However, it is difficult to cultivate a guide dog, whether it is selected in the previous period or later, which is time-consuming.
While guided dogs are a luxury for many blind people, the data show that there are approximately 17 million people with visual impairment in the country, the number of guided dogs is only 200, which is valuable.
We often only care about ourselves, and we often ignore other things. Such valuable and important guide dogs are often rejected by people who hate or are hostile to dogs on the road. This situation is common in public transport.
A few days ago, a friend on the subway unexpectedly saw a sad scene.
It was a working day on the day of the incident, as the number of underground traffic was not significant until the hours of work. It was a quiet subway car, and it got agitated with the presence of a mother.
When she walked in the subway car with a dog she saw a dog wearing an orange dress with three blind dogs written on its side, apparently for the blind.
The dog took her to her empty spot and stopped. I know the dog's moves. I know it's empty, and I'm pretty good at it.
Dogs, more or less, smell a little different, and the women on the side are tired of their mother taking the dog to the car, and the reality is that they make all kinds of faces, and then they say, "It's not good to take this big dog to the subway."
The guide dog is very careful and sensitive to the surrounding environment, and perhaps the dog knows that he's causing trouble to others, so get up and get to the front of the door and get down.
When she noticed the dog's move, she went down and kept touching the dog's head, poking in her mouth like it was soothing the dog that she didn't want the dog to get hurt by someone else's spat.
And she kept smiling while she was resting on the dog, and she couldn't see it, but the dog could see it, and she did everything in her power to help the dog. Just like the day when a dog helps himself.
This is a scene in which people around the Internet look sad and film it and try to get more attention to guide dogs through sharing networks and not to discriminate or harm them.
Paternity: In general, guide dogs wear colourful clothes, some of them also write blind dogs, and if you see them on the way, do not exclude them. Allow them, along with you, to travel by transport. A more inclusive world would be better.