If you're thinking that your dog's life is over just because he or she went blind, you couldn't more wrong!

Dog's are perfectly capable of living a fulfilling life without their vision, but they will require some assistance from their best friend -- you.
Let me show you everything you need to know about how to help your dog adjust to blindness so it can continue in its role of friend and guardian of your family.

Dear Fellow Dog Owner,

spacerAlthough puppies are born blind, deaf and toothless, it is a temporary condition that changes quickly. Permanent canine blindness is caused by either an accident or as the result of an illness such as diabetes. Far too many people think about putting their dog to sleep just because they lost their eyesight. Seeing Eye dogs have helped blind people live full lives for quite some time now. Don't you owe your faithful dog the same consideration?

spacerCanine blindness doesn't just affect your dog. It affects you and every member of your family as well. But if you are willing to learn how to help your dog cope and get along in his new environment, it won't be long before life with your dog will be back to normal, or at least as normal as possible given the circumstances.