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Pet owner Ron Stotz has designed a simple tool to help owners of blind dogs go on walks. (A standard 6′ leash gave his dog too much freedom and the dog bumped into things all the time.)
With Ron’s approval, Walkin’ Pets is sharing Ron’s DIY directions in order to help others with small blind dogs. Thank you to Ron!
Here’s what you’ll need:
A short lead, about 16″ in length with a D-Ring mounted on the end of an old ski pole. It is something most
anyone could make at home with simple tools.
Parts:
Directions:
Go to the Walkin’ Blind Dog Halo page to see a ready-made product that helps visually impaired dogs navigate their surroundings.