In what year was The Seeing Eye, the first guide dog school, established?

The Seeing Eye was established in 1929 and is recognized as the first guide dog school specifically for service to individuals who are blind. Its founding marked a significant development in providing mobility and independence for people with visual impairments through the use of trained guide dogs. This school set a precedent for many others that followed, influencing the way guide dog training and services evolved over the years. The establishment of The Seeing Eye played a pivotal role in the broader acceptance and integration of guide dogs into society as essential aids for navigation and assistance.