GDUI Juno Report

So much has happened since our last Juno Report. So we have diverted from our usual format to bring you excerpts from a recent conference call this week sponsored by GDUI and BPI called Entertaining Your dog. We learned lots of ways to keep your dog motivated and entertained and manageable during this stressful time. More resources were shared than we had time to air, so we’ll be following up on those and sharing in upcoming publications and Juno episodes. Thanks to the 45 or so dogs with their people who attended.

The Juno report airs on ACB Radio Mainstream on Thursdays at 4 and 7 AM/PM and on Sunday at 9PM and Monday at 12AM, 9AM, and 12PM. All times are eastern. …

Here is the Juno Report for March, 2020.

We are excited to bring you yet another fun episode of the Juno report. This month we feature another segment of the GDUI program from the 2019 convention. This time we’re exploring the intricacies of pet food with Doctor Renee Streeter who is a vetinary nutritionist. Warning: your dog may get hungry hearing all about this, but you probably won’t.

We are excited to bring you yet another fun episode of the Juno report. This month we begin with Guide Dog school Tails, a summary of what’s happening at most of the major guide dog schools in North America as told at the GDUI summer convention. And we wrap up with an announcement from GDUI reminding all of us that it’s time to pay 2020 dues.

The Juno Report for December includes some important announcements from GDUI and another fascinating presentation from the 2019 GDUI convention. This presentation is called “When Us and Them becomes We and They.” It is all about service dogs and their handlers with disabilities.

This report is for November, 2019.

That’s right! After a longer than expected absence, Guide Dog Users Inc. is delighted to announce all new episodes of the Juno Report.

This month’s episode features the luncheon presentation from the 2019 Guide Dog Users Inc. convention. Learn about GDUI Treasurer Lynn Merrill’s lifelong dream to climb Maine’s highest peak, Mount Katahdin and how she did exactly this with the help of her guide dog, her family, and an instructor from Fidelco Guide Dog foundation. This is a presentation you won’t want to miss even if you have no particular interest in guide dogs. It’s just fabulous! …

Learn about Delta's new policy on service and emotional support animals and reaction from Guide Dog Users inc and the rest of the community on this episode.

This is the GDUI Juno Report for September, 2017.

This is the GDUI Juno Report for August, 2017.