Guide Dogs for the Blind
Lynna Feng is a Canine Research Manager at Guide Dogs for the Blind with a background in Animal Behavior Research and Psychology. Lynna has completed a PhD in Psychology with a focus on human-animal relationships and dog training technology. With experience in various research internships focused on animal behavior and cognition, Lynna is well versed in training techniques for dogs and mustangs utilizing principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. Education includes a PhD in Psychology and Anthrozoology, a Master of Applied Statistics, and a Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences.
Guide Dogs for the Blind
Established in 1942, GDB is the largest Guide Dog school in North America and continues its dedication to quality student training services and extensive follow-up support for graduates. Our programs are made possible through the teamwork of staff, volunteers and generous donors. GDB receives no government funds. Services are provided to students from the United States and Canada at no cost to them. GDB is headquartered in San Rafael, California, with a second campus in Boring, Oregon. More than 12,500 teams have graduated from our program, and there are approximately 2,200 active teams in the field currently. VISION STATEMENT: Guide Dogs for the Blind envisions a world with greater inclusion, opportunity and independence by optimizing the unique capabilities of people and dogs. MISSION STATEMENT: Guide Dogs for the Blind empowers lives through exceptional partnerships between people, dogs and communities.