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Five Tips For Living With a Blind Dog Living with a blind dog requires more commitment because you have to keep in mind his lack of sight and how that affects his quality of life. Contrary to popular belief, blind dogs make excellent companions but you do need to do a little research as to how you can live in harmony while also taking care of your dog's wants and needs. The five tips below will give you a great start. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 Brandon James writes:Subject: Living with a blind dog Gary, Thank you for sharing your experience, I appreciate it! Brandon Comment provided July 24, 2009 at 2:51 pm
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Subject: Blindness in Dogs
You are right on the money with your article. Being the owner of a blind dog does indeed call for a special commitment and love. My dog went blind as a result of diabetes at a rather old age. I cried for her at first. My idea of how this would end was very different than how it did go. She has not lost her spirit and still plays and romps with her little friend "Anna". I do not move furniture around nor do we leave objects in her way. To say that she is my inspiration is an understatement. Thanks for your article. I appreciate it very much. Gary