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@Gwenluvsmusic 2 года назад

Awww Bennix tearing across the grass towards you was adorable. He's a good boy 🖤

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

He's the best boy

@Maddym365 2 года назад

The way he heeled immediately and smoothly too. Amazing

@LaBlueStateGirl 2 года назад

@@MollyBurkeOfficial He already loves you so much! After watching dogs talking with buttons on other social media, I intellectually believe what my heat has always told me, animals really can feel love for their humans!

@TheNeurospicyMama 2 года назад

@@LaBlueStateGirl What About Bunny is so awesome! I'm sure you follow her. I'm also now in love with Bennix, he's such a good boy!

@tiffanychapman6666 Год назад

I love how she had to tell him to slow down one time lol oh Bennix we miss you!!!

@alejandragarcia1403 2 года назад

I thought you would like to hear this. Bene in greek means good and Lux means light or bright. So Benelux means good or kind light. A beautiful name meaning for a guide dog. You are amazing

@rtfdgbvc 2 года назад

Interesting! I was wondering the whole time why tf the dog was called Benelux, because in Europe Benelux is the union of BElgium - NEtherlands - LUXembourg, I was like why would they take a political/economical union of countries as a name for a dog ^^

@amyopperman2188 4 месяца назад

He is named after a beer

@catloverKD 2 года назад

Trainers: "It's too soon for him to be really good at this." Bennix: *Does almost perfectly* Me: He's just like his mom. Try and tell them they can't do something, and watch them prove you wrong!

@kickurgame 2 года назад

So so true. Seems like the most perfect matchup. I’m so happy for Molly and for Bennix too.

@lucyedwards 2 года назад

Honestly I’ve been calling my new guide dog Molly my retired guide dog Olga too 🙈 xx

@laurenschenck5355 2 года назад

Awww so sweet 😻cute Lucy

@lb_6248 2 года назад

Lucy!! Love you both💛

@khansamaria1140 2 года назад

I’ve been following you since five or six years. I think I started following you when you started your channel. It’s so lovely to see you grow. I’d love to see you collaborate with Molly again and talk about this new guide dog journey. Even Emily from fashionista is going through this so it would be brilliant to see you empowered women talk about it

@MG384 2 года назад

@@khansamaria1140 who is Emily?

@spiritofthewinds9089 2 года назад

Pleaseee just PLEASEEE do a collab you two!

@lindai4215 2 года назад

i never thought about how a guide dog could give a blind person the ability to run. that in itself is just so cool.

@hodgepodge9655 2 года назад

i never thought about how a blind person can’t really run 😳

@harveyabel1354 2 года назад

Doesn't have to be a blind person - my sister had an Irish Setter and when our cousin took doggo for a walk .....trust me, both were running! XD

@Huntracony 2 года назад

@@harveyabel1354 But sighted people don't need a dog to be able to run safely.

@harveyabel1354 2 года назад

@@lindai4215 Oh, good lord! It was a funny story about trying to "walk" a large dog!

@harveyabel1354 2 года назад

@@lindai4215 It's not the room, it's certain people in the room.

@mansiondionne 2 года назад

I’m very excited that Molly did this video, because a lot of people think that getting a guy dog is just all roses. There’s definitely struggle. Bonding takes time. Learning commands and getting out of old habits that you pick up with previous guide dogs it’s hard. There are long days. And there is just so much to getting a guide dog. And that’s just the training. There’s so much more you have to know about whenever you take the guy dog home.

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

I mean, it's literally like bringing home a new baby! One of my blind friends has had 2 kids and 2 guide dogs, she said it's as stressful bringing home a new guide as it is bringing home baby! lol

@bry2697 2 года назад

@@MollyBurkeOfficial lol I also have two guide dogs and a newborn and while I would definitely say the newborn is much harder in a different way(breastfeeding every 2-4 hours around the clock, my brain is just mush) both the baby and the guide dogs are incredibly difficult but rewarding 😊 what I've been struggling with is we retired my guide dog early, she developed a vision issue. During the initial transition, we had my old guide stay with my mom and sister but now he's back and he seems so sad sometimes. My husband says that whenever I harness my new dog, and my retired dog is in the room(which when I decided to have both living with us, I said I would avoid doing but I'm blind, so sometimes he walks by when it happens and I miss it) my retired dog comes rushing up, tail wagging, like he's waiting for his harness and I feel incredibly guilty.

@beauR-u9m 2 года назад

@@bry2697 I don't know the rules, so this could be completely not okay to do, but could you just put the harness on the retired dog for occasional walks for fun for him? As long as you had your husband or someone to help guide you considering your retired dog has probably lost skill that could put you in danger.

@sarmajere2866 2 года назад

Definitely. My boy is in his early EARLY days of training and it's frustrating as hell sometimes! Harder than the early puppy days of waking up every two hours in the night to go outside for sure!

@GachaWolf81900 2 года назад

@@bry2697 get ur retired guide dog his/her own guide! XD

@platinumbid 2 года назад

I'm happy to hear that Mira is only accepting Canadian clients right now. There are so few dogs trained in Canada comparatively.

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

Yes, accepting clients from any part of the country

@teijaflink2226 2 года назад

Totally understandable. It was nice to meet the owner, I love their passion for helping people with disabilities, hopefully they can train even more dogs.

@natashaw401 2 года назад

yes very cool!

@lotus1896 2 года назад

Do you happen to have suggestions for good service dogs organizations in the US?

@sarajohnson1309 2 года назад

Gide Dogs for the blind or GDB in California is really good my neighbor got her dog their and had a really good experience

@kitvwx 2 года назад

My best friend lives near Mira, her local pet store Mondou Mondon is currently holding a fundraising campaign for Mira. I sent her some money so I could donate to them and she bought a Mira mask for me! Thank you for teaching us about this place, I’m so happy to be able to donate to such a wonderful program and support wonderful dogs like Gallop and Benelux! P.s my friend lives right up the street from the brewery Benelux!

@malkakaufman9359 2 года назад

That is so awesome. The more I follow Molly and the more I learn about Mira and guide dogs. The more I want to help. One day......Thank you for sharing.

@brattrox2939 2 года назад

I'm glad he mentioned that there is a huge difference in the relationship of adults who haven't grown up with dogs and adults who did. The bonding is just so much stronger for people who learned those skills on how to communicate and play with dogs. It's so important and definitely more difficult for adults to learn.

@ColFlustered 2 года назад

@tom allen my dog only gets snippy when someone is afraid of her and I've heard thats true of a lot of dogs. They're kinda saying "there must be a reason youre afraid of me so I will be afraid of you too"

@HaleyMary 2 года назад

I believe that's true. I've been a cat person my whole life and I don't bond that well with dogs. I find a lot of dogs I've encountered in my life are either too hyperactive or just act mean. I sometimes encounter a calm dog, but that's very rare.

@ColFlustered 2 года назад

@@HaleyMary i used to feel the same way about every cat that I met because I've always been around dogs. I just had to learn you can't treat a cat kind of like a dog and vice versa. Most dogs aren't mean, but you have to interact with them differently than a cat or they may get anxious.

@CatFromFL 2 года назад

My good friend has a daughter now 16 who had severe epilepsy and autism. She got her first service dog at 8, a golden retriever named Heaven. It changed her life as the dog would alert prior to seizures occurring. That & better seizure treatment really improved her quality of life. Heaven unexpectedly died at 6 yrs old. Then recently she got her second service dog a Papillon. This dog has the uncanny ability to “announce” seizures 90% of the time which luckily is less and less frequent. Her autism has improved with less seizures too. So these dogs can enhance lives so much. And yes she wears a vest and should not be spoken to when it’s on and she is working.Her dog was from a school in Ohio which doesn’t do guide dogs but they cover many other disabilities- seizures, diabetes alerting, autism, balance issues post stroke , PTSD and more.

@lotus1896 2 года назад

Do you know what the place is called?

@oliviacaron7088 2 года назад

I am looking for a service dog for my narcolepsy and POTS. I’ve gotten scammed by one organization already. I’m struggling to find any service dog organizations in the USA

@piarateking8094 2 года назад

i have a pet papillon and am not surprised its so good at detecting seizures they are so smart and attentive

@meganshough4333 2 года назад

@@lotus1896 4 paws 4 ability is a great service dog organization in Xenia Ohio. I see them daily training their dogs.

@lotus1896 2 года назад

@@meganshough4333 Alas they do not appear to have what I need (Autism service dog for a adult living independently) but thank you for suggesting it.

@musicxxjunkie07 2 года назад

I can just imagine Bennix saying "Hold on Mom, I'm coming! I just had to pee!" 🤣

@mwernli2886 2 года назад

And that is how you convince people of something. I will never get a guide dog from Mira, because I can see, and even if something happened which caused a loss of vision to me, it still wouldn't get one, since I am from Switzerland. However, Molly, you convinced me of Mira's work and because of that, I'll start donating to Mira. I like how they work and hope, I can do something good for someone out there.

@teijaflink2226 2 года назад

I love how passionate they seem of their work and helping people, wonderful organisation.Definitely deserve support.

@mwernli2886 2 года назад

@@teijaflink2226 I could not agree more.

@YouHaveAPurposeStickAround 2 года назад

💙💙💙

@ladylavacake4174 2 года назад

Once again; after hearing about Bennix' past (and reading the comment from his old foster, which was so amazing!) I'm just soo happy to see how he's _loving_ working with Molly, I think he's just as proud of Molly as Molly is with him! "Look at my human! Isn't she the best?!"

@peachfuzz7329 2 года назад

You’re going to help so many young blind people with everything you’re doing, Molly! You’re such an inspiration and just such a great person! Thank you for documenting all of your ups and downs with blindness because it’s definitely needed!

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

Aw, thank you so much

@grnbrrbnrg4464 2 года назад

It‘s so interesting to get a look behind the curtains of the guide dog training, thanks for taking us with you 😃

@laurenwallace8204 2 года назад

We will sometimes blindfold students in class with good day vision while working with the dogs so that they can learn the proper skills for when it’s night/or if their vision regresses.

@cynthiahebert1093 2 года назад

I live in Québec and I really dig hearing the quebecer french shenaningans going in the background. Love love the interview with Nicolas Saint-Pierre !

@barbaralachance5836 2 года назад

Hahaha c'est clair!!!

@kayroseox 2 года назад

I’m a vet tech and I have to say it’s so heart warming to see the quick bond you and Bennix have already! He was truly meant for you Molly! What a sweet sweet boy. I pray he gives you MANY many years of love and service ❤️ I’m so happy for you!

@leahjones5222 2 года назад

Molly has changed my perspective so much on blind people and everything they have to learn. I’m so glad I found her, she’s a breath of fresh air!

@malkakaufman9359 2 года назад

I completely agree.

@edithnackers7127 2 года назад

Molly gives them a gift, "I am going to use this to test the behaviour of the dogs". That's a true dog trainer logic right there ❤️

@LOdmaric 2 года назад

Why am I crying? This little interview was so beautiful, you can see that Nicolas has a good heart. I love the flexibility and fluidity in finding the correct match in what is surely a regimented training process otherwise.

@mandymckk 2 года назад

You can tell that Bennix loves being a guide! His tail was wagging so much when he followed commands!

@Zabethou 2 года назад

Im just happy and proud to see Quebec shine. Mira is an institution

@harveyabel1354 2 года назад

Would you be happy to see the Nordiques return? :)

@ChristianSullivan 2 года назад

I’m so happy for you! Your dog is amazing! I made a video about the responsibility, what I had to think about on my channel too. I had to talk with my family about if they think I’m ready for a guide dog! They think I’m responsible and independent enough for it! I feel ready for it at 20 years old! I like the social aspect of it. Also, I’ll feel more confident and safer in public too! Plus, I’m a dog person! Guiding Eyes For The Blind actually wanted me to watch your videos on Guide Dogs! That’s how I found you a year ago.

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

wow, that's awesome! Good luck on your guide dog journey!

@ChristianSullivan 2 года назад

@@MollyBurkeOfficial Thank you!! I’ll keep you updated!

@m0sspunk 2 года назад

I’m also 20 and currently doing the paperwork for a service dog (not a guide dog, mine will be mostly for autism)

@ChristianSullivan 2 года назад

@@m0sspunk Cool! Is it with Mira or a different organization?

@m0sspunk 2 года назад

@@ChristianSullivan no, it’s through an organization called Paws for Life they are based in the US

@jessicuhh017 2 года назад

Nicholas seems like such a genuine person who has such a passion for what he does, and really just wants to help people. I'm so happy for you Molly! I can't wait for all of the adventures you and Bennix take us on ❤

@marandam6019 2 года назад

Not only are you educating the public, but you might also be educating trainers on the possibility of young guide dog users. Molly out there making big moves she my never know about!!!!!

@cheryl-lynnmehring8606 2 года назад

When he said, "they are afraid to look like a fool in front of a bunch of blind people." 😁 The positive in the negative they can't see you anyway.

@dogsreadtruth4548 2 года назад

Tomorrow my current guide turns 8 and I am terrified about transitioning to a new dog, watching you two really helps , Thanks for all you do, and yay Mira

@kerrieonmywaywardson 2 года назад

Hi! I just wanted to tell you that if you decide to get a new doggo, you can do it!! I’m sure it’ll be hard, but I have total faith in you and your ability to do what’s best for yourself. Sending you love and strength ❤️

@harveyabel1500 2 года назад

And yay you! Best wishes for your coming transition, I know it will be wonderful.

@SophieKavanaghStyle 2 года назад

As a sighted person in Ireland I would never have known any of this information thank you so much for this series and educating the rest of us

@rubyrose3553 2 года назад

Thanks for doing what you do Molly I’m 14 and went blind a few years ago and I had a hard time adjusting but your videos have really helped me and made me hopeful for the future I know now I am capable of doing whatever I want to do and that’s all because of you and your videos thank you so much love you so much

@angiecastro9345 2 года назад

Thank you for this documentary. I’ve learned a lot. Even though, my dog is being privately trained, i love learning how other programs work.

@LittleOneWithWings 2 года назад

I'm a two times Guiding Eyes grad. They used to do strict pre-matching but shortly after I got my first dog in 2011 they switched to doing semi-pre-matching. They want to have a few options that might work for you, and you test drive the dog or dogs they have in mind. You only find out breed and gender, but not name until the match is pretty much official. Even then I've seen dog switches in class 3 or 4 days after dog day. I've only ever worked the dogs that I was pre-matched with, just because with my two, we had immediate chemistry, but some people tried 3 or 4 options before they made the choice. I feel like that's a great way to do it.

@janellehernandez3608 2 года назад

I never knew I'd comment, been a silent follower since you started your journey with Gallop. Your story about Gypsy choosing you made me tear up. Dogs are lovely and I can't imagine how much of a life-changing experience this is with the blind community. ❤️

@saigiridhar2147 2 года назад

Molly’s family is a blessing….the conversation was so insightful…all your videos help me cope up with stressful weeks.

@redvelvetqueen24 2 года назад

I've been so obsessed with your guide dog journey!! I'm so happy you found your next partner in crime, and I can't wait for more fashion videos once your life has calmed down! 😊❤️

@ewlouise2060 2 года назад

I love that whenever Molly pets Bennix his tail wags just a little harder, what a team !!

@manonalenbergh3355 2 года назад

I’m a native french speaker and I just wanted to say your accent is just so good, I’m so impressed!

@claudiajade624 2 года назад

Omg never seen such a happy boy sprinting off into the park 😍🐕 and then just as happy sprinting back to be with his Molly when she calls 🥰💜💜

@sofiaramirez5145 2 года назад

4:19 Bennix be like: b Y e L o S e R s I laughed so much at how he launched at playtime

@cherylsyoutubies 2 года назад

What a great interview!!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful training school with us and educating us about guide dogs. It's absolutely fascinating and inspiring.

@kerrydrinkuth0216 2 года назад

I’m really enjoying watching this series! The bond is so special and strong with you and Bennix already, it’s so sweet and heartwarming

@mainstreammutant 2 года назад

I love watching Bennix's tail! He is such a happy pup!

@autumnames393 2 года назад

Love you Molly!! And I’m so happy you’ve met your new baby!! He’s precious❤️

@morganwebb4875 2 года назад

Oh my goodness what an excited doggo running around! He did so good with recall, I’m so happy for you!

@llamaddrama 2 года назад

Fascinating. Can’t thank you enough for sharing this with us ❤️

@melindaa2950 2 года назад

I am absolutely in love with your channel ❤️ I also feel like I am always learning something new from you, which is honestly super interesting and definitely fun! It's so wonderful knowing that your helping so many blind people with your knowledge, especially the younger generation that doesn't have as much experience.

@miastankovic9451 2 года назад

Love you so much and your videos, Molly. I am really proud of you and everything you have achieved. A few days ago, a saw a blind person that needed help, and i was so proud that i knew what to do because of you. I have also educated my family on everything that I learned from you and I am really thankful that you exist.

@MollyBurkeOfficial 2 года назад

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing

@LeahCohen 2 года назад

Yess! I had the exact same experience in Israel last week! I've been watching Molly's videos for years and I saw a blind person crossing the street with a guide dog and he called out for help asking which street he was crossing and even though I barely know Hebrew I knew how to help him because of Molly's videos

@liepamarijabacauskaite1328 2 года назад

Aww this video was a surprise for me! But it’s an amazing surprise to end the day! So thank you Molly! You are amazing! Sending love! Biggest wishes for your you, your family and of course Gallop, Lavender and Bennix!

@kiararose8896 2 года назад

He is such a good, young and excited pupper!! Im so glad you found such an amazing dog for you!!

@kellyhartford776 2 года назад

Very informative. Love this! Thank you for sharing your journey.😊

@TheNeurospicyMama 2 года назад

I loved hearing about how much getting a guide dog at 13 meant to you and helped shift your perspective on being blind. ❤️

@rocksocks6109 2 года назад

I'm really glad you made this, it really sheds a light on both sides of having a guide/ service dog. I have a service dog (on my second dog) and there's a lot going into it I wish I knew, this would have been so helpful if I had seen it 10 years ago 😅

@jerryskeepero 2 года назад

The interview with the son was so informative!

@autumn1284 2 года назад

Oh Bennix is so sweet. I loved watching him come after playing off harness. He did such a good job. 💜💜

@bloodybriars9399 2 года назад

I really love the guide dog series. I absolutely enjoy it, and it helps me prepare to get my very first guide dog. Keep up the great work, Molly!

@hollybee3034 2 года назад

It makes me so happy to see how much Bennix loves guiding 🥺 truly a match made in heaven ❤️

@blindcharo8455 2 года назад

I’m still waiting for my first guide dog and I’m super excited! I’m definitely going to watch this with my mom. I’m loving this series.

@lovebyremission9873 2 года назад

I love all of these videos so much! He is such a good boy, and his recall is outstanding. Truly such an incredible guide dog.

@SquidgeTastic 2 года назад

You can really see andhear the dedication and care that resides in Mira. I'm so impressed xx

@LittleLightOfMine341 2 года назад

I love watching your journey! Thank you for taking us with you!!

@whisperywind8768 2 года назад

Such a good video. I’ve learned so much as a sighted person. Your dog is the best omg. I was smiling the whole time ☺️

@BlackHayateTheThird 2 года назад

Woohoo, I'm here early~ This is an awesome series Molly, and thanks for sharing so much, both information, personal experience and such a big life moment for you! I've learned so much from you, and I'm so excited for you and Bennix!

@shalacarter6658 2 года назад

Hi Molly! Far freaking out!~ I loved it when Bennix came to you right away at the park. That made my heart happy.

@brynnejewell1275 2 года назад

An amazing man running an amazing foundation. Thank you for sharing Molly💖💖💖

@redhatpat9387 2 года назад

I love how confident you are in sharing your vulnerabilities! The information that you shared about how getting Gypsy at 13 changed your life and made you more confident and outgoing was a real eye-opener and something that a sighted person might never have thought of or considered. I also found it to be a sad but true commentary on how mean children can be - either deliberately or ignorantly. Thank you for this in depth interview - and for having it in the van away from distracting background noises.

@deannascorner8112 2 года назад

Thank you Mira for all you do to give these wonderful dogs an incredible job at helping those in need gain/re-gain independence. Thank you Molly for taking us on the journey to spread awareness and understanding.

@carissa.91 2 года назад

Molly is so close to 2 million & it’s so exciting!!! Ahhhh! I love your new dog! He’s so sweet and cute ❤️💕

@reginafallangie2867 2 года назад

He’s such a good boy! The two of you are so lucky to have each other!! 💜💙

@Mati_Moo 2 года назад

This whole new guide dog series has been so fascinating to watch. It's something I've always wondered about. I am so happy I finally can see the process and all the training these amazing dogs go through 😁 I'm a dog groomer and have been working with pups for years but they never fail to surprise and impress me 😌

@flockorock 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this whole journey with us, Molly. It's been interesting, informative, and emotional to watch. Also you and your mum are so funny together.

@mellsbells6075 2 года назад

He’s such a good dog 😭😭😭🥰🥰🥰🥰 I’m so happy for you Molly!!!

@beverlydust5381 2 года назад

Molly and Bennix are working well together, I am glad to hear more information about Mira and other guide dog schools.

@haileygooding5203 2 года назад

I’ve really been enjoying learning about the process of getting a guide dog! Thank you so much for sharing this. I have been really interested in becoming a puppy raiser at some point, but now, even more so after watching this series. Thank you, Molly!

@LittleDergon 2 года назад

Thanks, the interview was super interesting and I love how it was his father watching him bond with a dog that showed that blind kids could have guide dogs just as well as adults

@diannewi 2 года назад

Fantastic interview and fascinating information. I've been watching your channel for years, this is definitely your top video ever. I loved the story about Gypsy choosing you. And, previously, the story of Bennix's long road to be matched with you. Two years ago tomorrow my husband got his mobility service dog. She had a pretty rocky road to be matched to him and is THE best helper, always eager to work. Thank you, Molly, for this enlightening and impactful video.

@TownFooger 2 года назад

Seeing Bennix's tail wagging so fast in the hyperspeed clips makes me very happy indeed 🖤

@MossyBear 2 года назад

This is such an amazing series, I really appreciate you spending so much of your time and energy filming and planning such an in-depth look at what you personally have been going through! My SDiT has already given me so much freedom and confidence, and it's a joy to see you working with Bennix 💖

@AZebraReads 2 года назад

Watching the recall made my day. He was so happy coming back to you.

@christinahaythorne3633 2 года назад

What a wonderful foundation. The new pupper is a sweetheart

@shalacarter6658 2 года назад

Molly, I am not trying to suck-up; but, honestly, the interview was amazing. I was not expecting so much information and such insight. Blessings to both of you!

@carmenpagnotta7813 2 года назад

That interview was so informative, eye opening, and really shows how passionate Mira is about what they do.

@lalabear6 2 года назад

Such a wonderful and insightful video. Thank you so much for sharing your journey!

@annakobulnicky 2 года назад

Loving this series!

@Teddypup08 2 года назад

You are so articulate and well spoken, Molly. I love hearing about how your guide dog changed your life!!

@chickensarah 2 года назад

This series is so informative and inspirational - truly amazing (like the rest of your videos). I’m going to write my bachelor thesis in Animal Science in 2022, and i have been considering writing about the breeding and behavior of guide dogs - this has convinced me to write about it 😁

@RaixCore 2 года назад

I think it just goes to show how thankful I am for Mira, the wonderful owners and their out of the box thinking, as the well as all of the other service dog companies and their wonderful puppy raisers! ♥ The world needs you and truly couldn't appreciate you more! I look forward to having my own pup within the next few years; I'm excited for independence. :)

@sviolet892 2 года назад

Wow that was such a sweet interview! This might be my favorite video in the series so far!🥰

@sagetx 2 года назад

Amazing interview! Thank you so much for taking us on your journey.

@cassyvanderver3201 2 года назад

I'm so glad you found your new dog! He seems so perfect for you!

@danielleruderman2680 2 года назад

So happy for you molly !

@emileeleonard3941 2 года назад

Bennilux is such a good boy!!! His recall is amaaaaazing❤️ Didn’t know I needed this video in my life

@gaitN4ward 2 года назад

Very cool and informational… Thank you for sharing this journey..

@pinkwing2979 2 года назад

I just have to say I really appreciate your honesty. I am considering applying for a psychiatric service dog, and it’s very helpful to know both the good and hard parts of service animals (even if mine would serve a different purpose, there are a lot of similarities). Your humor makes this learning so much fun, too! Thank you so much for being you! You’re awesome!

@themodernhippy8946 2 года назад

Love the statue. It's beautiful both textural and visually.

@xKaylove 2 года назад

This interview had me so emotional 😭 You can really see the passion he has for what Mira does, and the appreciation that Molly has. So dang wholesome. 🥺❤

@rachelhebert4136 2 года назад

The advice and information that this video provides has very little relevance to my own lifestyle, but it's hella interesting and I could, without a doubt, watch hours of this conversation.

@FrankiesReaction 2 года назад

Due to lockdown and my specific needs I'm still very early on my guide dog journey. I'm currently waiting to take my cane training in the next few weeks, which is another step in the right direction. Right now I'm struggling more than I ever have to safely navigate, and this is a huge set back in my life. Thanks for these open, honest and enjoyable videos. I always leave your channel smiling and you give me a small glimmer of hope that one day this might happen for me as well. 🌟💙🌈

@katniss3daine3 2 года назад

LOVED THIS!!! So much education and heart. Thank you Molly and the Mira Foundation! Awesome work.

@anainesgonzalez8868 2 года назад

I am working as a volunteer as foster for the only guide school in my country (Uruguay) and they DO prematch but it is not because they think is good idea but because they do not have enough dogs to do what MIRA does