What we do

The aim of the Training School for Guide Dogs is to help visually disabled people to gain integration with the assistance of a specially trained dog – a guide dog.

Independent and safe movement with a guide dog in comparison with white-stick assisted walking sets the visually disabled person free from mental strain, gives a feeling of security, self-confidence, and provides independence from sighted guides.
“To have a guide dog is a lot of worries, even bigger joy, and the biggest step towards independence,” PaedDr. Imrich Bartalos, founder of the Training School for Guide Dogs and guide dog user.

Guide Dog School programme: