Buddy: America's First Guide Dog

The book tells the story of Buddy, a German shepherd who became America's first guide dog, and Morris Frank, the young blind man who partnered with her in 1928. Together, they famously crossed the busiest street in New York City while reporters watched, proving that a dog could safely guide a blind person through dangerous traffic. The book also describes how Morris and Buddy traveled around the world to advocate for the rights of guide dogs.