Across
- 3. The canine service re-launched in 2020 that provides dogs to children with visual impairment. (5, 3)
- 6. The number of pounds it takes to fund one Guide Dog from birth to retirement. (5, 8)
- 7. The number of pounds it takes per week to sponsor a Guide Dog puppy. (3)
- 8. Location of the National Centre, formerly the National Breeding Centre, where almost 11,000 puppies have been bred. (10, 3)
- 10. One of the most popular breeds of Guide Dog in the UK, long-haired. (6, 9)
- 12. Breed of the first Guide Dogs. (6, 8)
- 14. The main colour of a ‘Puppy in Training’ vest. (4)
- 15. The decade in which Guide Dogs began offering maintenance allowances to help Guide Dog owners with the cost of feeding their Guide Dogs. (9)
Down
- 1. The number of years the Saffron Walden Guide Dogs branch has been running. (8)
- 2. The first four British Guide Dogs were trained by Muriel Cooke and Rosamund Bond here in 1931. (10)
- 4. Takes care of and trains Guide Dog puppies between eight weeks and around fourteen months old. (9, 5, 6)
- 5. One in ____ people will experience significant sight loss in their lifetime. (5)
- 9. Princess _________ became the first Royal President of Guide Dogs in 1954, and later went on to become ‘Patron’. (9)
- 11. Name of the Guide Dog puppy raised by Blue Peter presenter Lindsey Russell. (4)
- 13. Equipment a Guide Dog wears when working. (7)
