Guide dogs do not need to buy tickets to ride on the high-speed rail. This is because guide dogs are regarded as auxiliary tools for the visually impaired, not as passengers. However, this does not mean that guide dogs can enter high-speed rail carriages at will. Before boarding the train, visually impaired persons need to explain the situation to station staff or conductors and comply with relevant regulations and requirements.

Of course, before taking the train, visually impaired people need to understand the relevant regulations and requirements and inform them Station staff or conductor explain the situation. At the same time, visually impaired people and guide dogs need to comply with relevant regulations and safety requirements to ensure a safe and smooth ride.