A look back on historic Morristown 🦮 Since the 1930s, The Seeing Eye has been located in New Jersey and has been utilizing the busy streets of Morristown for our training. Though Morristown and our organization have both evolved over the years, it is videos like this that remind us how helpful it is for our dogs to be trained here. There are bountiful amounts of training opportunities on every street! VD: A 1950s video about The Seeing Eye features two men, both Seeing Eye instructors, training

Happy birthday to us! 🥳 Today marks 96 years since Morris Frank and Dorothy Harrison Eustis founded The Seeing Eye, bringing about a new era of enhancing the independence and dignity of people who are blind. Here’s to making even more history in 2025! VD: The video begins with an older Morris Frank, co-founder of The Seeing Eye, sitting on a park bench in the Morristown Green and then transitions to clips of a young Morris Frank working Buddy, the first Seeing Eye dog, a German shepherd, down a

Guide dogs from The Seeing Eye are specially bred, trained, and matched with people with blindness and low vision all over the US and Canada. These dogs are essential to the people that they guide. It costs about $75,000 to prepare each Seeing Eye dog for its career, and only 60% of dogs make it all the way through the training program. So what makes a successful Seeing Eye dog, and why are they so expensive? This video is audio described. | Business Insider

Views from training 📹🦮 VD: Clips feature Seeing Eye instructors Alexis Wisniewski-Chesson, Jen Kersh, and Oscar Pelaez working with all breeds of Seeing Eye dogs in downtown Morristown and New York City. #SeeingEyeDog #DogTraining #Morristown | The Seeing Eye, Inc.

Seeing Eye Manager of Instruction and Training Walt Sutton recorded this video message for our supporters. He’s standing in the Morristown Green and behind him, the statues of Morris Frank and Buddy are wearing face masks. | The Seeing Eye, Inc.

Teaching your puppy to come when called is an essential part of obedience training. Check out this helpful training video from Royal Canin Australia and New Zealand to help you teach your puppy to come. #royalcanin #SEDA #SeeingEyeDogsAustralia #trainingtips #rewardincredible | Seeing Eye Dogs