A guide dog essentially has the responsibility
 for a human life in it's paws; it's duty is to ensure that it's owner 
remain safe and be able to navigate through the world with the smallest
 possible amount of complications or danger. The average guide dog will 
work about 6-8 years but some work for 10 years or longer.
A blind person directs them to where they want to go and it’s the person’s responsibility to listen for traffic movements and other sounds that might indicate the environment is unsafe. However, guide dogs are trained to ignore commands if they could potentially harm their owner or themselves. This is called “intelligence disobedience.”
A blind person directs them to where they want to go and it’s the person’s responsibility to listen for traffic movements and other sounds that might indicate the environment is unsafe. However, guide dogs are trained to ignore commands if they could potentially harm their owner or themselves. This is called “intelligence disobedience.”

 
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