“Matching a guide dog with its new owner ... involves an extensive interview that covers an applicant's lifestyle, where they live and work, their travel preferences, and even their walking speed.”

The Economics of Everyday Things · 81. Guide Dogs

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conduct an extensive interview covering lifestyle, travel preferences, walking speed to match guide dogs with owners

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