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FAQs : Israeli Assistance Dogs : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. Q: What breeds of dogs are the best for Guide Dog training? A: Labradors and Golden Retrievers (and first-crosses) are our dogs of choice because they are highly trainable, responsive, intelligent and have calm temperaments. Q: How long does a dog work? Q: What happens to dogs that are unsuitable to train as Guide Dogs? Q: Are male or female dogs better for guiding? A: There is no difference. Q: How many puppies are produced each year?
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Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects Ideas : Israel Tzedakah : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. We offer students an opportunity to sponsor puppies for their Bar/Bat Mitzvah Projects or Class Tzedakah campaigns. It costs $1,000 to raise a puppy during the first year, and many students have found creative ways to not only raise funds - but more importantly - to help raise awareness of the growing needs of the visually impaired. Brochures and other general information. A Tzedakah Lesson Plan. Please ...
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Etiquette : Israeli Assistance Dogs : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. Interacting with a Person Who Is Blind. When speaking with a person who is blind:. Identify yourself, especially when entering a room. Don't say, "Do you know who this is? Touch the individual on the arm or use their name when addressing them. This lets them know you are speaking to them and not someone else in the room. When exiting, be sure to mention that you are leaving. Be sensitive when questioning someone about their blindness&...
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Downloads and Links : Assistance Dogs in Israel : Mitzvah Project Ideas : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. Here are some useful things you can use. Blog post from one of our clients: READ. We have earned the highest. Possible rating from Charity. The Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind will NEVER. Bequest and Legacy Gifts. Click here for sample language. Financial Reports and Board List. Click the title to get the report:. 2014 Audit of Israel Operations. Israel Budget for 2016 and Financial Information for past two years. 2015 - USA 990.
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News : Services for the Blind : Jewish Charities : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. Page 1 of 2. Read our Blog Post! Ride with A Hero! Meet Eli Yablonek a true IDF Hero - winner of the Ot Mofet medal for bravery in the field. Mitzvah Project for Service Companion Dogs for disabled adults and IDF soldiers with PTSD. Israel Guide Dog Center offers an array of dog services like Mitzvah Project for Service Companion dogs for IDF soldiers with PTSD and disabled adults in Israel. Bike to the Beach - June 23, 1013. We promo...
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About Us : Assistance Dogs in Israel : Donations to the Blind : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. A Bat Mitzvah girl came up with an amazing project! On Purim, February 24, 2013, I hosted a Dog Show Charity Event for my Mitzvah Project at my synagogue. Once all the dogs performed, the audience was able to buy voting tickets to cast a ballot for their favorite canine in each category. This dog show turned out to be so much fun for our congregation, it was something that had never been done before and added so much to our Purim ...
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Visit Us : Israeli Assistance Dogs : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. We look forward to your visit! The Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind is conveniently located just twenty minutes south of Tel Aviv, and you should allow about 90 minutes for your tour. Our highly trained staff takes pleasure in explaining the process and showing visitors our state-of-the-art facilities. If the timing is right, you may get to see a new litter of puppies in our whelping center. Bus groups are welcome. הצג את בית עובד.
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Tandem Bike Team : Israeli Assistance Dogs : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. CAN VELO - Tandem Bike Group invites guest riders. Why do these brave and sturdy men and women don tights and knee pads to sweat and spin every weekend? The typical ride is 25-60 km (16-38 miles) and varies in degree of difficulty. Rides can be trail, road or municipal, the later having the greatest potential for public exposure. In 2008 the group initiated the project, "On the Path of Independence." Some rides can last a few. Tandem ...
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About Us : Assistance Dogs in Israel : Donations to the Blind : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. The Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind began operations on January 1, 1991 with just one objective - to help blind people in Israel to achieve independence and mobility through the use of guide dogs. Advantages of guide dog training in Israel. The dogs are trained to respond to Hebrew commands and the applicants are instructed in Hebrew. Domiciliary instruction (home training) is arranged when appropriate. Training costs for a guid...
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Our History : Assistance Dogs : Israeli Charities : Mitzvah Projects : Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
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Click the flag for your country’s site. Mitzvah and Tzedakah Projects. How it all began:. When Noach Braun was a paratrooper in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) his duties included. Noach then began calling on the ten major guide dog training facilities in America. He was devastated, when each and every school rejected his request to be an apprentice. After a year of trying, Noach almost gave up on his dream. After all, I just want to learn this skill so I can help our people back home." Yeshaya said,...
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