Blind dog navigates her world using verbal cues like "careful" or "walk straight"

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A blind chihuahua is able to navigate her world after learning verbal cues such as "careful" or "walk straight".  Grace, 12, started to lose her eyesight two years ago after her owner Shelby Salmela, 30, noticed her right eye had become enlarged and watery.  After a series of tests, vets diagnosed Grace with glaucoma in both of her eyes.  Glaucoma is a chronic eye disease that damages the optic nerve.    The condition in her right eye was so severe that it had to be removed.

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00:00Look at Grace. She's looking for me. Come here, Grace. I'm in here.

00:06Good job. Turn a little bit, baby. You're gonna hit the wall.

00:13Keep coming. Straight on down. Good job, my girl. You made it in here. That was so quick, too.

00:24Look, there's Katie. You want to lay in bed with mama? How did you get in here? I thought you

00:34didn't have any eyes. How are you able to walk all the way in here from the living room?

00:41Oopsies, don't run into the door. You made it. Hi, bug. Hi, bug. I'm so proud of you.

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