PIP ASSESSMENT QUERY?

Hi Guys!
Quick question.
When attending my PIP assessment the information leaflet says bring meds, aids and appliances.
I hope this isn’t a daft question and I know some items are always with me; but do they want me to take everything so they can see it as proof.
These would be: dosette box, liquid level indicator, talking scales (food),BP monitor, talking colour detector, vibrating note detector(£5,£10,£20),talking watch,talking book player and my Guide Dog.

The location of the centre is unknown to me and my dog;as I don’t have a clue where to go; neither does my dog. (might as well take a rabbit on a piece of string) It is a local centre but unknown to me,my wife is taking me by car.

Would you advise I still take the dog?

Quick mention about a guide dogs use regarding unfamiliar journeys/routes/destinations it might help someone?

On the PIP2 form it says:
Cannot follow the route of an unfamiliar journey without another person,
assistance dog or orientation aid.

As a blind person I can follow known routes with my dog, my long cane or with human assistance, however guide dogs do not follow unknown routes (neither do long canes as again I wouldn’t know wear I was going); they follow the owners verbal instructions only.
To follow a route it has to be taught by a mobility officer.
I therefore always need human assistance on unfamiliar routes.
The DWPs thinking that you could follow an unfamiliar route using a guide dog if you have one is seriously flawed!
I think they make the assumption that because they can go anywhere and everywhere, they can work to the same limitations;they cant!!!

Thanks for any response in advance.
Regards Matchseller