Guide dog puppy trainees visit a fire station in Lanarkshire as part of their early socialisation and training. Local reports say several guide dog puppies, accompanied by volunteer puppy raisers, spend time at Douglas Community Fire Station in Lanark. During the visit, the puppies meet firefighters and familiarise themselves with the environment. The sessions include supervised exploration of the station and interaction with staff, aimed at helping the dogs build confidence around everyday sights and sounds they may encounter in public settings. The coverage notes that the puppies attend with their handlers and are introduced to the new surroundings in a controlled setting. One outlet names three puppies—Posy, Ozzie and Jackie—while another reports four puppies were present, describing them as meeting firefighters and exploring the station as part of training. Both accounts characterise the visit as a routine step in preparing the dogs for their future roles.