Monday, April 04 2011
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A British guide dog named Edward needed surgery to remove his eyes, leaving his owner, Graham Waspe, devastated. Fortunately, a new dog named Opal was up to the task of guiding both Graham and Edward. The two dogs have become fast friends, and they make presentations to local school groups together.
We've already seen a blind dog with his own guide dog, but a blind guide dog with his own guide dog ... well, that's pretty cool.
Article by Jay Hathaway of urlesque.com
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