All of the following are appropriate actions pertaining to guide dogs and their owners EXCEPT
A)patting the dog after asking the owner's permission.
B)approaching the person on the side opposite from the dog.
C)asking the person if he or she needs assistance before offering it.
D)holding the dog's harness when you are asked to lead the person somewhere.

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It is not appropriate to hold the dog's harness when you are asked to lead the person somewhere. The guide dog is trained to follow its owner's commands and holding the harness can disrupt the dog's training and deter its ability to effectively guide its owner. Instead, offer your arm for the person to hold onto as you lead them.

All of the Following Are Appropriate Actions Pertaining to Guide