Raising Guide Dogs for Canadians with Disabilities By Corie Benjamin Since they were first domesticated, there has always been a close bond between humans and their canine companions. Dogs have been bred for all conceivable purposes and have served us as shepherds, guards, draft animals, hunting partners, and simple companions. As technology advanced and lifestyles changed, dogs have come to fill new positions in our lives as rescue team members, therapy partners, and abilifying agents. Specially trained canines have taken the place of eyes and ears and guided thousands of people across the world. On November 5, 1927, the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post published an article by a Ms. Dorothy…