𦮠A guide dog should never be a barrier to participation.
EGDF works across Europe to improve accessibility and challenge discrimination faced by guide and assistance dog users.
ā¤ļø Support our work: egdfed.org/donate/#GuideDogs#Accessibility#Inclusion
āYou canāt use the escalator with your dog.ā
Fine.
What happens when the lift is broken?
For some guide dog users, that means carrying a 30kg Labrador through a station.
That isnāt accessible transport.
š egdfed.org/2026/05/07/guide-ā¦#GuideDogs#Accessibility#DisabilityRights
Travelling to Europe with a guide dog is still too complicated šŖšŗšāš¦ŗ
New rules = more permits, more admin, more barriers.
š Read why it still doesnāt work:
egdfed.org/2026/04/29/eu-petā¦
š¾ Welcome to EGDF!
Weāre pleased to welcome Blindenführhundschule Schubert & Wetzel GbR to our network.
Experience, partnership, and independence at the heart of their work.
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Interested in joining? Get in touch.
Guide dog users are being asked to pay more, prove more, and risk more ā just to travel.
Itās getting harder, not easier. That isnāt fair.
š See whatās changing ā and why it matters:
egdfed.org/2026/04/23/eu-petā¦
āļø Air travel with a guide dog is still a challenge.
But progress is happening.
At Heathrow Airport, Inger stayed with her guide dog through security ā exactly as it should be.
š egdfed.org/2026/04/09/heathrā¦#GuideDogs#Accessibility
A blocked pavement is not a small issue.
Our latest EGDF article explores the everyday barriers guide dog users still face ā and why accessible streets matter.
Read more:
buff.ly/DAeSJwF#Accessibility#GuideDogs#EGDF
Our new website is live.
Learn more about EGDFās work to improve access, inclusion and understanding for guide and assistance dog users across Europe.
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