Molly Burke Happy new year, your amazing and very inspiring to me and everyone. I love your dog and you mainly answered my questions about your dog. Hope 2019 does you good.
Molly Burke you should do a doggy question or a question of a day so if you see a comment that you have never answered you can always answer it and the end or start if the video.
I've been learning French for 6 years almost 7, my school gives us the option to take French immersion meaning several subjects will be in French but a few will also be in English. 😂
@@carolynshoffner9919 dogs are the most precious gift in the world. they love you unconditionally and are extremely intelligent (as you said) and more than people seem to think! they carry close memories and can find their way home from miles and miles away with just a tiny sniff of a sock. I too have recused three dogs and they all came from unique pasts and the way they act is because of it. they are truly intricate creatures and we need to love them better than we do :)
I thought that, too (that is true of police dogs in the US, who often respond to German, or Czech - often because they were born & raised there, though, as much as for security purposes), but if he'd been given to a person in Quebec, he'd hear it all around
French (and also Italian) are languages that include lots of vowels. So commands in these languages are easier to understand and to sepperate form other commands that might sound similar. So yeah, somehow it's also a help for the dog to not get confused about the commands. (That's what I got told from a blind friend of mine :)
@@alissa2336 Funny, because I'm french and I mostly use english words to train my dog and horses :) I find it's often shorter words, and easier for them to understand ! but maybe unconsciously it's just because it's not the language I use everyday ! (example for the horse : back, stay, bow, down, kiss... instead of recule, pas bouger, révérence, coucher, bisous... longer words !)
That makes so much sense! The commands for police dogs are in another language (like Swedish or something) so the average person isn't able to just tell the dogs what to do and I had always just assumed that was the same reason why Gallop knows commands in French😂
Abbey Strohmeyer most of the commands for police dogs are in German, since most of them are German Shepherds. Some of our commands for our German shepherd are German.
Fun fact but the main reason that police dogs are trained in different languages other than English is simply because of the fact that they were trained in different countries. It has little to do with other people being able to command the dogs because the dogs actually won’t listen to anyone but their owner/ handler.
You are likely hearing commands for dogs trained in Schutzhund which is German 😊 It is a style of training that is often used for dogs in protection services and it is pretty neat!
Our German Shepherds growing up were trained in German and Hungarian, specifically so other people couldn't command them. I also assumed that's why Gallop is commanded in French haha
Your French accent is very good. Some small translation precision: On y va = We are going En avant = Go forward Reste = Stay Debout = Stand up Mobile is short for "escalier mobile" which translates to "mobile stairs" which is the French term for escalator in Quebec. Au besoin has more then one meaning, in this situation it's short for "Aller faire ses besoins" which means "To go relieve yourself"
Yeah, English Quebecer here, and the commands are mostly just standard French dog commands. "au pied" is "Heel", "Assis" is "sit", etc... fwiw, Molly was on point when she wondered about the English expression "without further ado" ... the adoo... is directly from the French adieu ...
@@petersilva037 That is actually a common misconception but the etymology of ado goes back to Middle English "at do" which meant trouble. It has nothing to do with the original meaning of the French adieu (= à Dieu) which implies "we'll meet again in Heaven".
Yeaaaah I'm a french speaker! And it's so cute to hear your accent, love it! I just wanna say that at 2:54 what you say is "debout" (which literally means "stand up" like you said), and not "début" :) The fact that you dog can understand all of that is AMAZING! I can't believe it, wow 😍
There are some mistakes so I'm going to write everything with the correct translation! "On y va" is "Let's go" "Reste" is "Stay" "Debout" is "Stand up" "Couche" or "Couché" is "Down" "Assis" is "Sit" "Virage" is "Turn" "Dehors" is "Outside" "Intérieur" is "Inside" "Chair" is "Chaise" "Escaliers" is "Stairs" "Rampe" is "Ramp" or "Bannister" "Porte attention", "Prête attention" or "Fais attention" is "Pay attention" "Allez" is "Go" "Doucement" is "Slow down" "Mobile" for "Escalier mobile" is "Escalator" "Hop" or "Hop hop" is the same in english "Aux besoins" for "Faire ses besoins" or "Aller aux besoins" which means literaly "To relieve oneself", basically, it's "Going to the bathroom" "Bon chien" is "Good dog" "Bon garçon" is "Good boy" "Bonne fille" is "Good girl" "Viens" is "Come" "Au pied" is "Heel" "Harnais" is "Harness"
Dear editor ! You've done an incredible job for all the french words, but I DO think (I'm from Quebec, native french speaker) what Molly says for "go forward" to Gallop is "en avant" which literally means "forward". "On y va" would be like "let's go" which maybe is also correct but I just thought maybe it's more "en avant" just because of how Molly says it ? :) Also, "Debout" (it was written "Début") is "stand up" (Début would be "start" like, the start of a movie of something) Dehors was written good :) but it means "outside" and not door :) Otherwise very good job lol, french isn't easy
The standard for 'go forward' in dog training is generally 'on y va', and not 'en avant' :) Obviously either is possible but 'on y va' makes more sense in context!
I speak French and she’s pronouncing them really well... I love you Molly!!! Killer bee squad!!!🐝🐝🐝 I am on a roller derby team and it’s name is the killer bees...🐝🐝🐝
I’m a fluent french speaker and I actually loved this! I really enjoyed your “rusty” french because 1) I would sound way worse trying to speak a language I don’t know 😂 and 2) they are serving the purpose of communicating with your amazing dog!! Super cute - loved this video!
Hey ! I'm French and when your editor wrote 'Début' I think Molly said 'Debout' which means 'Up' for the dog to stand up :) 'Reste' means 'stay' 'Couche' is probably 'Couché' which means 'down' but as long as he understands it that's all that matters :) This video was super informative, thanks for making it ! And your French is not that bad by the way haha ;)
When you said A and G, it reminded me that at Old Sturbridge village, we use Haw and Gee to tell the oxen to go left or right, we also use a stick but if you used one on Gallop I think that would be animal cruelty jk
I loan a piebald cob horse and I’m actually training him to respond to voice commands so my partially sighted friend can finally do what she loves and ride again feeling completely safe! You’re amazing Molly ❤️
Happy new year Molly! As a French speaker allow me to correct you or your editor on some very little details 😉 "Reste" means more "stay" than rest. When you get Gallop to stand up you're saying "Debout" which means "stand up" and not "début" which means "the start". Also, "avoir besoin" does mean "to need" but I think what is intended in "au besoin" is to mean "to go potty" as in French when an animal goes to poop/pee we say that they go do their "besoins". I hope I didn't sound like I'm mad at you for not knowing it because it was not the point, you actually have mostly a good accent I thought!!! Anyway I just thought you'd like to know these facts, hope you have a good one ❤️
I trained my grandparents dog to know where the stop sign is at the end of our road, I just said “stop sign” before walking to the stop sign, now she knows when we get to the stop sign that she needs to stop, cross the road, and walk on the other side walk. I think that you just say the name of the place you are going, walk there, and then return home after
Repetition for sure, and then verbal praise and such when he associated the place with food reward or verbal praise. Plus, to a degree, he was following his nose, too. lol I taught my dog to find several places like that when we were near them. Eventually, she'd stop when she saw somewhere familiar as if to ask me, "Do you want to go in here today, mama? I found it." I praised her even though I didn't go in to let her know that yes, she should remember that place. They really do learn a lot across the time they work with us. :)
Hey Molly! I'm from Quebec, more precisely, I'm from the area of Montreal, and I was wondering if your dog comes from the Mira foundation? My family and I actually were a host family for a Mira dog and I absolutely love what they do. We had in dog Java in 2008 and he was a assistance dog for a lady who had a disease where she would lose balance a lot and her Mira dog would be a support for her. We just got a call from Mira the other day telling us that he is officially done his assistance dog career and he is living a peaceful retirement. Just thought I'd share this :)
Love it! My service dog knows German and English so that she can't be distracted in public if people try to give her a command. The french sounds so much prettier though!
I think this is so cool! I love the French language so the fact that it can be used like this for dog commands and make it an every day use for an English speaker is amazing to me. Gallop is so cute.
Two of the dogs at the shelter I work at only know French commands as they were owner surrenders from a French couple. This has seriously helped me a lot Molly! Thank you so much! Now I know if I’m saying things almost correct so they understand! 💕🐝
Hey was wondering what generally happens with lines at places like starbucks? Does he know to wait in line or does he bring you straight to the counter?
I was wondering the same thing.... Gallop is so smart he probably knows to get in line. Molly really likes Starbucks too so they've probably done it enough for him to get the hang of it. But I would love to know what she has to say about this. It's very interesting.
There was a blind guy with a dog that came into the 7-Eleven I worked at regularly, he would just sort of stand at the counter while we grabbed his stuff and rang it up. He usually paid with cash and we just verbally confirmed everything for him.
Amazing! I’d love a whole video where everything is shown that Gallop does. Like from morning till evening on a typical day. I know it’d be a lot of work but I’m sure many would be so inspired and interested ♥️ love you Molly and Gallop
I started watching this TV show , “in the dark.” And got very captivated by people who are blind and how they live their lives. and then I found you and I’m just captivated and mesmerized by you. You’re amazing to watch. I’m just amazed of how everyone with certain disabilities can live life so much! Much more than myself actually lol
if i may precise your editor's translation of the commands: - reste means stay - debout (not début - which means beginning): stand up - couche (it does also mean layer but here it means): lay down - 4:15 it's prête attention: pay attention - aux besoins : we say that an animal "fait ses besoins" when they go pooping thanks for the great video as always 💖
Just watched your vid with Cesar and I was wondering why you were talking to Gallop in french. Now I know. I'm from Montreal and my beloved Daisy only barks french too. LOL.
No one will read this but.. Molly you are the biggest inspiration I love you have have made me happyer in life and made me find the good thing off disability I am disabled and I have now come out of my depression slow thanks to you and some other friends in say thank you to everyone for helping me see the light ☺ I am getting there slowly And once again thank you
And now we know! I was wondering about this and just assumed because you are Canadian....well, if you find yourself in Paris, you will be ahead of the game! 😉😄💕Thank you, Molly! Happy New Year!
you're right, she didn't ask. however, she included a disclaimer in the beginning of the video for her viewers who speak french. she was worried about her pronunciations. so here we have a sub who just wants to help - something molly implied she needed in not only this video, but in many others! molly loves her subs and is the kind of person who welcomes critique and feedback when it's something she can actually change. she is the kind of person who WANTS to do things the right way and likes for people to be honest with her and tell her when she makes a mistake. and, not only that, lmao of ALL the comments you could have chosen, you picked one where the person said "you basically said everything correctly!" which doesn't reflect some of the other corrective comments. yes, i did type all this out to reply to a three word comment, and no, i do not have a life.
@@airoxiv Haha exactly! I totally didn't mean it as a mean comment. I was genuinely impressed because French is quite a difficult language and she nailed it. It was more because she was worried about the pronunciation at the beginning so I wanted to let her know it was all really good!
In fact her « on y va » sounds a lot like « en avant » And i’m wondering if it’s just the written command that is wrong? « En avant » (which means « forward ») would make sense.
Even though the fact that he learned all those commands is very amazing by itself, what really impresses me is how in tune he is with you. The fact that you both have this “communication” language that just you two understand. Dogs understand our body language, our expressions, or tone... Dogs are amazing little creatures. I love them so much.
My dog is 7 and he’s not a working dog just a family pet, but I decided from this video I would teach him French as a fun way of training. He knows sit, down, come, wait, pay attention, turn, paw, speak, lay down and good dog in French and I only started teaching him today! He’s a little unsure of some of them but he understands most of them. He’s such a smart boy❤️
The command around 4:32 sounds like the danish command “Hop op” which translates too “jump up” in English. I found that quit funny since the others are French commands
Laura Gaarde it’s funny bc in French we use this expression “hop-hop-hop” which is an exclamation describing a quick mouvement or when you have to make a quick decision. We will used to like “ hurry up”. maybe it comes from there
I am now going to use french commands for training my dogs. I am currently taking French and didn't even think about using it for dogs. My shepherd is trained in German, but we've begun the transition to french and she's picked up so fast I'm honestly impressed. Thank you for making my life happier too. Today is the anniversary of someone's death and I'm just binging all your videos because they bring me great joy. :) je t'aime! ( I love you)
Happy New year!!! I have a black lab pup who looks like gallop a lot and I'm always calling him weird names like son-bun because his name is sonny! Love you molly 😘killer bee squad 🐝 🐝 🐝
Ciara O'Hara my girls name is ruby, but if i call roo,boo,baby,teddybaby,rooroo bebby,lil girl,mums girl,mums baby, etc she comes lol. poor girl ,if i say flat out Ruby,she gets confused and looks at me like uhoh..am i in trouble? mommy said my real name lol
Hey Molly I love your videos! I'm one of your french suscriber and i think at 2:53 you meant to write"debout" wich means stand up , instead of "début" wich means start. By the way I wish you a wonderful new year🎉 Love u ❤️
J'étais en train de me dire la même chose haha! C'est vrai que les prononciations de debout et début se ressemblent de ouf quand t'es pas francophone :)
I actually take french as my second language in school and have been since the first grade and actually rester means to stay most people think it's to rest but it's actually not.. Molly ur videos are my absolute favorite and this was so much fun to watch 💕
there are a looot of words like that between French and English. I'm french and I've been learning English for 12 years, and I've encountered so many, like coin, cave, figure, store, pain, lecture, library, to demand, habit, phrase, rude, sensible, these are the ones that come to my mind right now, but there are so much, it can be difficult sometimes
Emeline SdA few things are quite tough but the language is so much fun to learn and after some time it gets easier.. I actually had a french exam just yesterday
Its funny to watch this video as a french quebecois ;) your french is not so bad ^_^ and happy to see that mira’s fondation help great person like you ❤️
I raised two seeing eye dogs. It was very interesting to see the different commands they learn once they move on from me and go to more formal training. Fun fact within the same breed almost all guide dogs look identical no matter where you go besides size (there are exceptions of course). I would go to training meetings and there would be 20 dogs that looked like clones of mine, they all are adorable too.
So fun. I love your French accent. Adorables. My service/guide dog knows "focus" ... when I sense others trying to distract him. I always hear folks laughing but it is ok cause it works hahaha. So happy to hear Gallop has a command as well. Although in french it sounds cuter hehe.
Our dogs are not service dogs but my mom has trained them to use "focus" also. People think she is silly saying it but if there are other dogs or things going on and she tells them "focus", they will pay attention to her and not run off.
The commands that require Gallop to FIND something blow my mind. The idea that pups are capable of assessing an environment, finding a specific thing, and taking their human to that thing is insane. Good boy Gallop
I think this is my favourite video so far! With my autism, I enjoy very clear, down-to-the-point stories. Plus, the combination of English and French reminds me of my wonderful stay with bilingual people in Canada.
Oh I've always been interested in learning this more ever since I started watching you! I love you so much molly you are amazing! You are beautiful, smart, talented, and inspirational, I wish I could be more like you in the future! Hi to gallopy goose and hi to Scott and your mom!❤🐶💖🐶 PS I Iove your voice when you speak french!💕
Gallop is so smart! What a good boy taking care of you!! I just have a regular dog, but he's pretty smart. He knows "sit", "lay down" and "give paw" just by a simple hand gesture (he also knows the word) have taught him "no" "get down" "go to bed" which is his crate, he's crate trained. And he knows his toys by name and the name of his favorite snack. Also he'll jump into the tub for me to give him a bath. I'm VERY lucky for that, he's 87lbs lol. And of course like basically every other dog, he knows treat/snack and go potty or go outside
New year, new video! I definitely forgot a few more of his commands but now you know most of them!
I have a dog named ChloePaige and I call her MoMo or ChloMo, where the "Mo" comes from I don't know lol
Molly Burke Happy new year, your amazing and very inspiring to me and everyone. I love your dog and you mainly answered my questions about your dog. Hope 2019 does you good.
Molly Burke happy new year
These videos always fascinate me
Molly Burke you should do a doggy question or a question of a day so if you see a comment that you have never answered you can always answer it and the end or start if the video.
I took French for 6 years and I think your dog knows more French than I do lolol
If you dont pratice any language, you'll loose it eventually.
I've been learning French for 6 years almost 7, my school gives us the option to take French immersion meaning several subjects will be in French but a few will also be in English. 😂
Same, I forgot most of the French I was taught in school
@@sadmancam don't worry, even for some french ppl they are difficult
@@sadmancam yeah, some of my friends can't barely conjugate verbs in not common times, so... Don't worry x) Only the pratice helps
Dang, never realized how smart dogs can be! It's truly amazing that our furry friends can change lives 🐾🐶🐾❤
Jill Harris cool I have tow guid dogs there names are rose and buster
@@carolynshoffner9919 dogs are the most precious gift in the world. they love you unconditionally and are extremely intelligent (as you said) and more than people seem to think! they carry close memories and can find their way home from miles and miles away with just a tiny sniff of a sock. I too have recused three dogs and they all came from unique pasts and the way they act is because of it. they are truly intricate creatures and we need to love them better than we do :)
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Megan Phillips )’)
Megan Phillips they're incredible!!! In every freaking way! You don't see dang cats doing that. Lol!
I totally thought the commands were in French so that he wouldn't get confused by other people randomly saying something.
I thought that, too (that is true of police dogs in the US, who often respond to German, or Czech - often because they were born & raised there, though, as much as for security purposes), but if he'd been given to a person in Quebec, he'd hear it all around
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Laura Nolastnamegiven huh
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French (and also Italian) are languages that include lots of vowels. So commands in these languages are easier to understand and to sepperate form other commands that might sound similar. So yeah, somehow it's also a help for the dog to not get confused about the commands. (That's what I got told from a blind friend of mine :)
@@alissa2336 Funny, because I'm french and I mostly use english words to train my dog and horses :) I find it's often shorter words, and easier for them to understand ! but maybe unconsciously it's just because it's not the language I use everyday ! (example for the horse : back, stay, bow, down, kiss... instead of recule, pas bouger, révérence, coucher, bisous... longer words !)
Am I the only one that wants to see Gallop finding her a Starbucks omg
I think he might do in Shane’s video 😁
he does in Shane Dawsons video
Omg yes. Adorable
same
RandomFangirl which one?
Cute, smart & bilingual... Gallop has it going on!
Yesss!!!😂
I'm French, and I can say that your French accent is pretty good! (I know that isn't the point, but I find that funny 😄)
And your english is pretty good too!🙂
Est-ce que tu viens de France ou du Québec? Moi je viens de Montréal
Kassiopée Caron
Moi aussi!!
English: Me too!!
I'm french too and I agree 😊 I also think that the way she says "En avant" is cute 🥰
J'adore sa façon de dire «Bon chien!». Je viens de Montréal aussi.
Molly: I can't find starbucks, what do I do?!?!
Gallop: Hold my bone.
Gracie And Madi bahaha!! Right!? 😂
Actually, hold my bandana
That makes so much sense! The commands for police dogs are in another language (like Swedish or something) so the average person isn't able to just tell the dogs what to do and I had always just assumed that was the same reason why Gallop knows commands in French😂
Abbey Strohmeyer most of the commands for police dogs are in German, since most of them are German Shepherds. Some of our commands for our German shepherd are German.
Saylor Maloney not a German Shepherds are actually from Germany though, they just originate there.
Fun fact but the main reason that police dogs are trained in different languages other than English is simply because of the fact that they were trained in different countries. It has little to do with other people being able to command the dogs because the dogs actually won’t listen to anyone but their owner/ handler.
You are likely hearing commands for dogs trained in Schutzhund which is German 😊 It is a style of training that is often used for dogs in protection services and it is pretty neat!
Our German Shepherds growing up were trained in German and Hungarian, specifically so other people couldn't command them. I also assumed that's why Gallop is commanded in French haha
This dog knows more than me. Period.
K3ROKO
Same
perhaps you should spend more time Learning stuff than exposing yourself on TH-cam, just saying ;)
*Drops everything, MOLLY UPLOADED!!!
Edit: OMG thanks SO much for the heart!!!❤
Madeye Moody that was me
Lol! Same...
How can she see ur comment I guess someone could read it to her
Evie_Lee look at her other videos she uses a program called voice over
Your French accent is very good.
Some small translation precision:
On y va = We are going
En avant = Go forward
Reste = Stay
Debout = Stand up
Mobile is short for "escalier mobile" which translates to "mobile stairs" which is the French term for escalator in Quebec.
Au besoin has more then one meaning, in this situation it's short for "Aller faire ses besoins" which means "To go relieve yourself"
Yeah, English Quebecer here, and the commands are mostly just standard French dog commands. "au pied" is "Heel", "Assis" is "sit", etc... fwiw, Molly was on point when she wondered about the English expression "without further ado" ... the adoo... is directly from the French adieu ...
@@petersilva037 That is actually a common misconception but the etymology of ado goes back to Middle English "at do" which meant trouble. It has nothing to do with the original meaning of the French adieu (= à Dieu) which implies "we'll meet again in Heaven".
On y va would be the equivalent to Let’s go, more natural sounding than “we are going” 😊
Also couche translation is wrong here, couche as a noun is a layer (has she translated it) or a diaper. But couché/coucher as a verb is "to lay".
i'm french Canadian and watching this was very funny but she pronounces the words quite well pronounced👍🏻
caro seguin moi aussi!
Moi aussi je viens du Québec!!
Can someone transalate these comments?
@@Venomstinginks "me also" "me also I'm from Quebec!"
Yay moi aussi
Yeaaaah I'm a french speaker! And it's so cute to hear your accent, love it! I just wanna say that at 2:54 what you say is "debout" (which literally means "stand up" like you said), and not "début" :) The fact that you dog can understand all of that is AMAZING! I can't believe it, wow 😍
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Sarah bandit. Am also a French speaker 😊😊😊
French people here
I want to see her collab with cristine from simplynailogical
Me too! I bet it would make for great videos 😄
Cy Levine
Same!
The collab we never thought we needed
Omg the thumbnail is so adorable 💕
There are some mistakes so I'm going to write everything with the correct translation!
"On y va" is "Let's go"
"Reste" is "Stay"
"Debout" is "Stand up"
"Couche" or "Couché" is "Down"
"Assis" is "Sit"
"Virage" is "Turn"
"Dehors" is "Outside"
"Intérieur" is "Inside"
"Chair" is "Chaise"
"Escaliers" is "Stairs"
"Rampe" is "Ramp" or "Bannister"
"Porte attention", "Prête attention" or "Fais attention" is "Pay attention"
"Allez" is "Go"
"Doucement" is "Slow down"
"Mobile" for "Escalier mobile" is "Escalator"
"Hop" or "Hop hop" is the same in english
"Aux besoins" for "Faire ses besoins" or "Aller aux besoins" which means literaly "To relieve oneself", basically, it's "Going to the bathroom"
"Bon chien" is "Good dog"
"Bon garçon" is "Good boy"
"Bonne fille" is "Good girl"
"Viens" is "Come"
"Au pied" is "Heel"
"Harnais" is "Harness"
She did say she wasn't trying to speak actual French, she's just describing what she says and what her dog does.
Mdr merci c'est mieux ça me déranger tellement mes trop la flemme de faire un commentaire come toi 😂😂
@@LordofFullmetal doesn't mean we can't correct the mistakes tho, it's always useful
I think she's saying "en avant" and not "on y va" not sure tho 😉
@@norineamara1832 Je pense que tu veux dire dérange ne pas déranger
As a French Canadian, molly your “virage” sounded so good. Like I might have not known you don’t speak French, If you suddenly said that to me.
What happened when he sees another dog?
Usama rafieck he will still stay focus I think
Dear editor !
You've done an incredible job for all the french words, but I DO think (I'm from Quebec, native french speaker) what Molly says for "go forward" to Gallop is "en avant" which literally means "forward". "On y va" would be like "let's go" which maybe is also correct but I just thought maybe it's more "en avant" just because of how Molly says it ? :)
Also, "Debout" (it was written "Début") is "stand up" (Début would be "start" like, the start of a movie of something)
Dehors was written good :) but it means "outside" and not door :)
Otherwise very good job lol, french isn't easy
You are right ;)
I'm from New-Brunswick, (bilangual province of Canada). I also am a native french speaker and I agree with this comment :)
Also, «couche» is not layer but the conjugated verb to lay down as Molly said
lol im a native french speaker from Ontario and i also agree with this comment!
The standard for 'go forward' in dog training is generally 'on y va', and not 'en avant' :) Obviously either is possible but 'on y va' makes more sense in context!
I speak French and she’s pronouncing them really well... I love you Molly!!! Killer bee squad!!!🐝🐝🐝 I am on a roller derby team and it’s name is the killer bees...🐝🐝🐝
I’m a fluent french speaker and I actually loved this! I really enjoyed your “rusty” french because 1) I would sound way worse trying to speak a language I don’t know 😂 and 2) they are serving the purpose of communicating with your amazing dog!! Super cute - loved this video!
Honored as a French follower to be able to talk to Gallop :p
same
Amy Gn same ahaha France rpz
Bonjoure
Madam
😱😱 Am I the only one who thinks her voice is so calming!!?!?!?
Hey !
I'm French and when your editor wrote 'Début' I think Molly said 'Debout' which means 'Up' for the dog to stand up :)
'Reste' means 'stay'
'Couche' is probably 'Couché' which means 'down' but as long as he understands it that's all that matters :)
This video was super informative, thanks for making it !
And your French is not that bad by the way haha ;)
Salut Oui moi aussi je suis française mais franchement je trouve qu'elle se debrouille bien
j'ai adoré le "hop hop hop"
When you said A and G, it reminded me that at Old Sturbridge village, we use Haw and Gee to tell the oxen to go left or right, we also use a stick but if you used one on Gallop I think that would be animal cruelty jk
Your Merch is coming to my house tomorrow
I got the blush hoodie and the bandana
I LOVE THEM SO MUCH❤️❤️❤️❤️
omg, yay!! I hope you love them!!
Molly Burke I already do and I haven’t seen them in my hand ❤️
I’m French Canadian from Quebec and your French is actually pretty damn good Molly! Gallop is a good boy :)
I loan a piebald cob horse and I’m actually training him to respond to voice commands so my partially sighted friend can finally do what she loves and ride again feeling completely safe! You’re amazing Molly ❤️
Happy new year Molly! As a French speaker allow me to correct you or your editor on some very little details 😉 "Reste" means more "stay" than rest. When you get Gallop to stand up you're saying "Debout" which means "stand up" and not "début" which means "the start". Also, "avoir besoin" does mean "to need" but I think what is intended in "au besoin" is to mean "to go potty" as in French when an animal goes to poop/pee we say that they go do their "besoins".
I hope I didn't sound like I'm mad at you for not knowing it because it was not the point, you actually have mostly a good accent I thought!!! Anyway I just thought you'd like to know these facts, hope you have a good one ❤️
I speak fluent French too and I wanted to comment this exactly
It’s actually incredible how many commands guide dogs learn! I love your videos, as I always learn more about guide dogs. Have an awesome 2019 Molly!
How did you teach Starbucks? That's interesting to teach him places, I guess it's the same as chair. Do you bring him to a place and repeat the name?
I trained my grandparents dog to know where the stop sign is at the end of our road, I just said “stop sign” before walking to the stop sign, now she knows when we get to the stop sign that she needs to stop, cross the road, and walk on the other side walk. I think that you just say the name of the place you are going, walk there, and then return home after
Repetition for sure, and then verbal praise and such when he associated the place with food reward or verbal praise. Plus, to a degree, he was following his nose, too. lol I taught my dog to find several places like that when we were near them. Eventually, she'd stop when she saw somewhere familiar as if to ask me, "Do you want to go in here today, mama? I found it." I praised her even though I didn't go in to let her know that yes, she should remember that place. They really do learn a lot across the time they work with us. :)
Her dog is smarter than I am
Lol😂
Tbh same...
Same
Ikr
That made me laugh…
Hey Molly! I'm from Quebec, more precisely, I'm from the area of Montreal, and I was wondering if your dog comes from the Mira foundation? My family and I actually were a host family for a Mira dog and I absolutely love what they do. We had in dog Java in 2008 and he was a assistance dog for a lady who had a disease where she would lose balance a lot and her Mira dog would be a support for her. We just got a call from Mira the other day telling us that he is officially done his assistance dog career and he is living a peaceful retirement. Just thought I'd share this :)
Yes her dog comes from Mira foundation, she said it in a previous video, but it's also in the description of this video!
My neighbor was actually a host for a Mira dog too!
Yes, if you looked in the description it does.
Did they call to ask you if you want to take him in retirement or just to be nice and let you know that you made a difference?
Ay I'm from Mtl too
Wow hes so smart. It's a simple video but very informative. Thanks for the insight.
He was taught in French.
Love it! My service dog knows German and English so that she can't be distracted in public if people try to give her a command. The french sounds so much prettier though!
Sitz! Platz! Bleib!
Rolle😂does your dog do that as well?
@@JenniferKGraf AH! Sehr Gut!
Shannon Welch , and Molly pronounces the French really well. More than she knows.
Are you German ? :)
@@onlytheartofliving6936 I am not native German, but I lived in Germany for a while and speak German. (:
I LOVE YOU GALLOP ❤️❤️
I love this and I love gallop. Service/guide dogs are blessings truly.
I think this is so cool! I love the French language so the fact that it can be used like this for dog commands and make it an every day use for an English speaker is amazing to me. Gallop is so cute.
So excited when you upload. Keep it up
I Live in Quebec I speak French and you talk pretty well French I would give you a 7 out of 10
Relax she’s blind 😒
@@jesuspi3ce Speαking doesn't have to do with sight
Mike Someone r/whooooooooooooooosh
@@jesuspi3ce r/ihavereddit
Mike Someone you’re confused
Two of the dogs at the shelter I work at only know French commands as they were owner surrenders from a French couple. This has seriously helped me a lot Molly! Thank you so much! Now I know if I’m saying things almost correct so they understand! 💕🐝
I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART MOLLY!!💕❤️
I'm from Quebec so i'm french and i think the first one is actually "en avant" wich means forward in french.❤️
« On y va » could be also work, it makes sense
Isnt quebec canada or am i fckn trippin?
Jeffrey Freesen in many parts of Canada they speak french
Having worked with dogs, it's definitely "en avant".
Hey was wondering what generally happens with lines at places like starbucks? Does he know to wait in line or does he bring you straight to the counter?
he'd be smart enough to wait in line
😂😂😂
I was wondering the same thing.... Gallop is so smart he probably knows to get in line. Molly really likes Starbucks too so they've probably done it enough for him to get the hang of it. But I would love to know what she has to say about this. It's very interesting.
There was a blind guy with a dog that came into the 7-Eleven I worked at regularly, he would just sort of stand at the counter while we grabbed his stuff and rang it up. He usually paid with cash and we just verbally confirmed everything for him.
Bumping this so molly can maybe see
Your dog is ISNANELY clever, oh my god, all These commands, two languages, and knows when you talk to him or not
oh wow her voice sounds so soothing when she's speaking french
I'm a french speaker follower and I love your accent..
I thought you speak french
Amazing! I’d love a whole video where everything is shown that Gallop does. Like from morning till evening on a typical day. I know it’d be a lot of work but I’m sure many would be so inspired and interested ♥️ love you Molly and Gallop
Yesss!!!!!
I was thinking that too!! I’d loveee to see that!
I started watching this TV show ,
“in the dark.” And got very captivated by people who are blind and how they live their lives. and then I found you and I’m just captivated and mesmerized by you. You’re amazing to watch. I’m just amazed of how everyone with certain disabilities can live life so much! Much more than myself actually lol
Starbucks- So he'll find a starbucks near me lol!! Gallop is so sweet!
if i may precise your editor's translation of the commands:
- reste means stay
- debout (not début - which means beginning): stand up
- couche (it does also mean layer but here it means): lay down
- 4:15 it's prête attention: pay attention
- aux besoins : we say that an animal "fait ses besoins" when they go pooping
thanks for the great video as always 💖
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frenchprint 2:38 I think that she is saying “en avant”, which translate to “in front” instead of “on y va”
@@flaviebrunet4568 I think you're right
Just watched your vid with Cesar and I was wondering why you were talking to Gallop in french. Now I know.
I'm from Montreal and my beloved Daisy only barks french too. LOL.
No one will read this but..
Molly you are the biggest inspiration I love you have have made me happyer in life and made me find the good thing off disability I am disabled and I have now come out of my depression slow thanks to you and some other friends in say thank you to everyone for helping me see the light ☺ I am getting there slowly
And once again thank you
That so sweet 😁😁😁😁😁
Yesss Molly has helped me with my disability understand I am not broken just different. she is sooo inspiring.
And now we know! I was wondering about this and just assumed because you are Canadian....well, if you find yourself in Paris, you will be ahead of the game! 😉😄💕Thank you, Molly! Happy New Year!
SixBlindKids Quebec French and Parisian French are different ! It’s like the UK English and American English.
I’m from Montreal :)
@@stephanieshanonn366 Thank you, Stephanie...big difference! 😉💕
you should watch her video from a few days ago called "ten years ago I went blind..."
@@ravendangernavy3575 It was excellent! We try to watch all of Molly's videos..💕
@SixBlindKids same
Hello from France, your French is pretty good you have a cute accent I love your videos
Love your videos Molly!
I think that your editer made a little mistake, instead of "debout" for "stand up" he wrote "début" that means begin or start.
Yeah I noticed a lot of weird translations on-screen but her accent is pretty good ngl
I was just about to comment this
Hey there!
As a french speaker, I just want to say that dehors is outside, and not door :) But your french is actually really good
You pronounced everything very well except "on y va" which was only a litttle off! Which is quite impressive :) Good job! And Gallop is so cute.
McLovin Shut it
you're right, she didn't ask. however, she included a disclaimer in the beginning of the video for her viewers who speak french. she was worried about her pronunciations. so here we have a sub who just wants to help - something molly implied she needed in not only this video, but in many others! molly loves her subs and is the kind of person who welcomes critique and feedback when it's something she can actually change. she is the kind of person who WANTS to do things the right way and likes for people to be honest with her and tell her when she makes a mistake. and, not only that, lmao of ALL the comments you could have chosen, you picked one where the person said "you basically said everything correctly!" which doesn't reflect some of the other corrective comments. yes, i did type all this out to reply to a three word comment, and no, i do not have a life.
@@airoxiv Haha exactly! I totally didn't mean it as a mean comment. I was genuinely impressed because French is quite a difficult language and she nailed it. It was more because she was worried about the pronunciation at the beginning so I wanted to let her know it was all really good!
In fact her « on y va » sounds a lot like « en avant » And i’m wondering if it’s just the written command that is wrong? « En avant » (which means « forward ») would make sense.
@@Naabeille Oooh good catch
I love Gallop based videos💕💕🐶🐝
I’ve always found it amazing how much we can train dogs to respond to certain words. This is so cool to see how much Gallop knows. Love you both!
GOODEST BOY EVER. Blows me away how incredibly intellient animals are.
His name: Champster
What he is: Dwarf Hamster
His nickname (you won’t believe this one):
El Champador.
This is funny AND clever
Even though the fact that he learned all those commands is very amazing by itself, what really impresses me is how in tune he is with you.
The fact that you both have this “communication” language that just you two understand. Dogs understand our body language, our expressions, or tone...
Dogs are amazing little creatures. I love them so much.
You always have the cutest thumbnails, I swear! 😍
Aw, thanks!!
I'm still so in love with your stuffie friend sensory "head board"? Wall? Lol
They took over!!! 😍🤭😁😁😁
My dog is 7 and he’s not a working dog just a family pet, but I decided from this video I would teach him French as a fun way of training. He knows sit, down, come, wait, pay attention, turn, paw, speak, lay down and good dog in French and I only started teaching him today! He’s a little unsure of some of them but he understands most of them. He’s such a smart boy❤️
I just received my hoodie and I love it ❤️
The command around 4:32 sounds like the danish command “Hop op” which translates too “jump up” in English. I found that quit funny since the others are French commands
Laura Gaarde it’s funny bc in French we use this expression “hop-hop-hop” which is an exclamation describing a quick mouvement or when you have to make a quick decision. We will used to like “ hurry up”. maybe it comes from there
I am now going to use french commands for training my dogs. I am currently taking French and didn't even think about using it for dogs. My shepherd is trained in German, but we've begun the transition to french and she's picked up so fast I'm honestly impressed. Thank you for making my life happier too. Today is the anniversary of someone's death and I'm just binging all your videos because they bring me great joy. :) je t'aime! ( I love you)
Would you consider doing a video to show us how you shop for your groceries
I was waiting for her video to drop!!!!!!
I have such a deep respect for dogs and yours must just be your whole heart. Such a good boy!
Such a smart boy!
Happy New year!!! I have a black lab pup who looks like gallop a lot and I'm always calling him weird names like son-bun because his name is sonny! Love you molly 😘killer bee squad 🐝 🐝 🐝
Ciara O'Hara my girls name is ruby, but if i call roo,boo,baby,teddybaby,rooroo bebby,lil girl,mums girl,mums baby, etc she comes lol. poor girl ,if i say flat out Ruby,she gets confused and looks at me like uhoh..am i in trouble? mommy said my real name lol
My girl is wheaten/pitty
My yellow labs name is sonny too and we call him son-bun 😂😂😂
What a smart boy!! Guide dogs are amazing.
I Love how Molly taught Gallop to go find Starbucks! #Goals!
Hey Molly I love your videos! I'm one of your french suscriber and i think at 2:53 you meant to write"debout" wich means stand up , instead of "début" wich means start. By the way I wish you a wonderful new year🎉
Love u ❤️
J'étais en train de me dire la même chose haha! C'est vrai que les prononciations de debout et début se ressemblent de ouf quand t'es pas francophone :)
Sarah banditø ouai, et c’était drôle quand elle a dit “on y va”
In 2 weeks i start working in a Guide dog school, in IT, but still love the work those dogs do, so impressive.
"Im gonna have my editor, so sorry Scott.." Had me dying xD love you Molly ahaha
I actually take french as my second language in school and have been since the first grade and actually rester means to stay most people think it's to rest but it's actually not.. Molly ur videos are my absolute favorite and this was so much fun to watch 💕
there are a looot of words like that between French and English. I'm french and I've been learning English for 12 years, and I've encountered so many, like coin, cave, figure, store, pain, lecture, library, to demand, habit, phrase, rude, sensible, these are the ones that come to my mind right now, but there are so much, it can be difficult sometimes
Leïla Cadiou that’s true 😊
Emeline SdA yeah it is, in france people can’t talk, and even myself i am more comfortable with english even though french is my first language
Emeline SdA few things are quite tough but the language is so much fun to learn and after some time it gets easier.. I actually had a french exam just yesterday
Emeline SdA thank you so much.. I think it went superwell 😊
I'm french and Molly's french is adorable and I love everytime she uses it on her pup!!
I bet Gallop was so confused when you were saying his commands 😂😂😂
Its funny to watch this video as a french quebecois ;) your french is not so bad ^_^ and happy to see that mira’s fondation help great person like you ❤️
I raised two seeing eye dogs. It was very interesting to see the different commands they learn once they move on from me and go to more formal training. Fun fact within the same breed almost all guide dogs look identical no matter where you go besides size (there are exceptions of course). I would go to training meetings and there would be 20 dogs that looked like clones of mine, they all are adorable too.
I love how you taught him Starbucks 😂😂😂
So fun. I love your French accent. Adorables. My service/guide dog knows "focus" ... when I sense others trying to distract him. I always hear folks laughing but it is ok cause it works hahaha. So happy to hear Gallop has a command as well. Although in french it sounds cuter hehe.
Our dogs are not service dogs but my mom has trained them to use "focus" also. People think she is silly saying it but if there are other dogs or things going on and she tells them "focus", they will pay attention to her and not run off.
The commands that require Gallop to FIND something blow my mind. The idea that pups are capable of assessing an environment, finding a specific thing, and taking their human to that thing is insane. Good boy Gallop
3:43 I like how you said intérieur... well pronounced ☺️😁
I do the same with my dog. His name is Paws but I like to call him, “Fishy”. I don’t know why.😂❤️😊 And Gallop is very cute. (Of course he is.)
Aw, Paws is such a cut name!!
My dogs name is Fish
I think this is my favourite video so far! With my autism, I enjoy very clear, down-to-the-point stories. Plus, the combination of English and French reminds me of my wonderful stay with bilingual people in Canada.
I was so impressed that Gallop's training allows him to realize that he does not have to respond to the commands while he is off duty!!
at 2:53 you're saying "debout" which means "stand up" and not "début" :)
Gosh what a smart boy! Awwww, so glad there are service dogs!
Oh I've always been interested in learning this more ever since I started watching you! I love you so much molly you are amazing! You are beautiful, smart, talented, and inspirational, I wish I could be more like you in the future! Hi to gallopy goose and hi to Scott and your mom!❤🐶💖🐶 PS I Iove your voice when you speak french!💕
ok besides “on y vas” you actually pronounced everything pretty well!
Right? Close enough! Gallop understands😊👍
Gallop is so smart! What a good boy taking care of you!! I just have a regular dog, but he's pretty smart. He knows "sit", "lay down" and "give paw" just by a simple hand gesture (he also knows the word) have taught him "no" "get down" "go to bed" which is his crate, he's crate trained. And he knows his toys by name and the name of his favorite snack. Also he'll jump into the tub for me to give him a bath. I'm VERY lucky for that, he's 87lbs lol.
And of course like basically every other dog, he knows treat/snack and go potty or go outside
My dogs name is Artemis and she has many nicknames. Artie, Artichoke, Choke, Pork Chop, Porky, Chokster.
I’m French and I love when u speak French it makes laugh lol
Gallop is absolutely adorable!!
My friends dog is named clover but he responds to dr woofers 😂
cute 😊
Lol
Bella H my friends grandpa calls her dog “mr hound”