1. Wear a watch with a second hand to keep track of time 2. Locate the artery by feeling with the index and middle finger. Never use thumbs!!!
Canadian Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind (CGDB) is a national, non-profit, charitable organization founded in 1984 to provide Canadians with greater mobility and independence through the use of professionally trained guide dogs (Nationally) and mobility assisstance dogs (Ottawa area).
1 Blind travellers with guide dogs may not require physical assistance; they may choose to follow a guide or receive directions. 2  If they do request to take the guide's arm, the blind person will drop the dog's harness, maintain leash control with one hand and have the other hand free to grip the guide's arm.hen you meet a blind or visually impaired person, the key word is person, not blind. Don't hesitate to use the words see, look or read. Remember that blind and visually impaired people are individuals first. They do the same things as you, but sometimes use different techniques.