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Host a Breeding Dog

Our breeding mom and dad dogs represent the future of Leader Dogs for the Blind and all the guide dogs we match with people who are blind. When you become a breeding host, you ensure that many more people will have the chance to meet the dogs that will change their lives.

Hosting a breeding dog is a unique volunteer opportunity that invites you to bring a mom or dad dog into your family for the length of their breeding career—and beyond! Once your breeding mom or dad retires, they become a permanent member of your family.

Leader Dog moms and dads are chosen because they have the best qualities our dogs have to offer. With your help, they can pass on those traits to the puppies destined to become someone's eyes.

New Breeding Volunteer Options

We've added new ways to volunteer so that more people can be part of hosting a Leader Dog Mom or Dad! Check out the new options to see which breeding volunteer role is best for you and your lifestyle.

Information Session

On-Demand Info Session Recording

We offer an on-demand info session recording for people interested in hosting a breeding dog. If you'd like to hear from our team about what being a breeding host is like, please fill out the form below to receive a link to the pre-recorded presentation!

We'll cover the program in detail, and you are welcome to submit questions to Brianna.Frye@LeaderDog.org or call 248.218.6336.

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Live Virtual Info Session

We are hosting a free, virtual info sessions for people interested in hosting a breeding dog. If you'd like to hear from our team about what being a breeding host is like, please join us for an upcoming session! We'll cover the program in detail and you are welcome to ask questions.

This info session will take place virtually on Saturday, June 28 at 12 p.m. 

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You can also check out the breeding host FAQs to get more details about this volunteer role.