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Optometry Student Trains Puppies to Become Guide Dogs for People with Visual Impairments

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Lexi Lane

21d ago· 7 min readenNews

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Luke Pellegrino, an optometry student at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, is training puppies to become guide dogs for people with visual impairments. His passion for helping those with low vision was sparked while working at a camp for children with medical conditions, including low vision. He is currently in his second year of optometry studies and raises puppies to prepare them for guide dog service.

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I had worked as a tech in optometry before that, and while I was always interested in this field, I really enjoyed working with the kids with low vision and this i
which is a camp for children with varying medical conditions, including low vision
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Luke Pellegrino, who is studying optometry to become an eye doctor, trains puppies to help them on their path to becoming guide dogs for people with visual impairments, he told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.

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