ability to have a dog at home this weekend and that flexibility and there s also the main reason they re able to support people like sean and being able to provide that service and very much needed guide dogs. what is it involved if you do volunteered to look after dog. taste volunteered to look after dog. we have volunteered to look after dog. - have many people across country being able to drop the dogs into the office and monday to friday and be that family and support to complete some training at home and to be able to take the dogs out running and we have a lot outside with the work they enjoy and yes, it s about getting them used to everything in everyday situations. getting them used to everything in everyday situations. having a normal do an everyday situations. having a normal dog an ordinary everyday situations. having a normal dog an ordinary dog everyday situations. having a normal dog an ordinary dog and everyday situations. having a normal dog an ordinary dog and o
dogs. if you re watching television, can the guide dog sit on the sofa with you? can the guide dog sit on the sofa with ou? ., ., , , . with you? know, we need to scorch the dos with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing that with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing that because i the dogs from doing that because these dogs go to individual people left individual situations at their homes with the dog is used to being able to do things like that in the go to a guide dog, they do not want them to do that to make an adjustment because you changing the rules and so, good boy, it is about the dogs being able to be part of the dogs being able to be part of the family and having normal pet dog staff and they can have dogs and children but actually, we need them to focus when they are harnessing with certain equipment. the latest headlines. matt hancock is disput
many partnerships currently working in the uk. that s down to around 5000 before the pandemic. more than one in five people at a guide dog before then now do not. shutter one in five people at a guide dog before then now do not. after more than eiuht before then now do not. after more than eight years before then now do not. after more than eight years of before then now do not. after more than eight years of working - before then now do not. after more than eight years of working with - than eight years of working with sean. than eight years of working with sean, guide dogs are set to retire and sean sean, guide dogs are set to retire and sean may have to wait two years for his and sean may have to wait two years for his next and sean may have to wait two years for his next dog. that and sean may have to wait two years for his next dog. for his next dog. that was six months ago- for his next dog. that was six months ago. much for his next dog. that was six months ago. m
paying a £140 billion fine and changing its practices. so it assumed that anyone watching children s content would be potentially under the age of 13 and so it collects far less data on that type of content and also doesn t send personalised ads to people watching that content. it shows that big tech can make big changes when it needs to. zoe kleinman, bbc news. a record number of people have volunteered in volunteering for training guide dogs. and for 9000 people have put themselves forward. 0ur correspondent has been without a guide dog ever since his last one retired six months ago. he is now facing a two year wait for a replacement dog pulp with more volunteers to train and guide dogs, that waiting time to be reduced as