Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

A point of wrongdoing, here is a soft, but firm dressage that will make your friend to four legs obedient but not paranoid. For every race dog, from four months. Frédéric Hamon and his canine educators are specialists who first evaluate the dog free of charge (it may be that your pet does not like this form of training). It is then a question of educating the faithful friend of the men and his master. You will surely learn that many dogs do not see and are therefore receptive to movements, that many masters take their dog for a child by making a transfer, and finally, that hitting a dog is inducing him to show his teeth. Every Sunday morning, courses are offered free of charge to new masters who choose their dog at the SPA (4 free sessions).

The association Les Chiens Guides d'Aveugles de Provence Côte d'Azur Corse does a remarkable job of providing free guide dogs to visually impaired people in south-eastern France. As a member of the Chiens Guides France label and the International Federation of Guide Dog Schools, it benefits from recognized expertise. Improving the independence and mobility of blind and partially-sighted people is its main mission, which it fulfills with dedication. Dog training and the supply of electronic aids complete its invaluable services. It's an organization that deserves to be supported for a more exclusive society.