Trying 5 Guide Dogs to Find the Perfect Match!
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I'm Molly, a typical sushi, makeup, and fashion loving millennial girl who just so happens to be blind! I was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at just 4 years old and began public speaking at age 5. I started just doing motivational speaking, but now I make videos and even model! Even though I can’t see, I know that there are bright spots in everything we face. Let’s find them together. 💕
YES, the guide dog I ended up with is in this video! hehehe
Name reveal dropping on Patreon in the next few days! Patreon.com/mollyburke
SOOO EXCITED 😊
I've been checking patreon like 3 times a day for puppys name I CANNOT wait!
@@angerinecromin4005 Same 😅
Hey Molly just wondering what your thoughts on training rescues to be guide dogs are?
@@alexisoutten6609 Ooo good question! I worked at a kennel that used to train rescue dogs as service dogs. Some dogs were great, and others struggled. Interested in hearing Molly’s thoughts!
The “identical but slightly smaller” visual cracked me up hahaha
Yes! Same haha 😆
For those who can’t see the visual was a picture of gallop and then the same picture but much smaller.
I had to rewind and watch that part again. The editor outdid herself there!
Yesss lmao 😂😂😂❤️❤️
I’m sat in the bath with a clay face mask on. I legit laughed and cracked my mask 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can’t stop laughing over the edit of gallops “slightly smaller brother” hahahaha that was good!
I'd be curious to find out if there was a generic relationship. That said it sounds a little unhealthy to go to a dog that's exactly the same
The smaller gallop photo for his smaller brother had me laughing so loud
Molly, I'm a vet student and I just took a veterinary externships at a guide guide facility thanks to you! I'm so excited to immerse myself in the guide dog lifestyle as an ally and be immersed into the blind community:)
What's an externship, as opposed to an internship?
WOW, that's amazing!!!
@@Orangenkraft its part of my 4th year training as a veterinary student and lasts only a few weeks. I'll get to work with the vet staff!
@@MollyBurkeOfficial hoping to find myself a failed guide dog puppy to take home one day ❣love you Molly, I feel like you're one of my close friends and I hope as a vet I can help your community
Oh! That’s fantastic! I’m happy for you! You sound happy - good luck on your next phase in life!
I totally get the attachment issue as when Gypsy was given to Molly, another girl wanted her but the trainers had to explain that it was Gypsy that wanted Molly.
Exactly!
Wow, that never occurred to me... the dog also shows a "preference" for whom it wants to work with??
@@caitlinflohr6416 I feel like yes. Some dogs may listen to different people better
@@caitlinflohr6416 Every dog chooses its person. Not only in guide dogs. But just pets as well. A dog chooses you, not the other way around. ;)
@@Angela-lo5bw yes. Exactly My pet was chosen by me. My partner wasn't wanting a dog really. This was my pup. BUT the jerk chose her and snuggles only with her lol he has made me his obedience person.....he is so formal with me lol I never tried to get that roll lol
I love the analogy with the speed-dating the dogs instead of showing up at the altar 😅
I got emotional when you were talking about Gallop 2.0 and how he was sending you on to the next chapter! Oh my goodness ❤️ This series is amazing, thank you so much for sharing!
I teared up, that was such a touching moment
I felt a few water droplets fall down my cheeks as well 🥲
There was Er onions being cut somewhere
Same. It was really sweet.
I cried, too. That sounded so special.
Each new video in this guide dog series gets me more and more excited to finally meet your new pup
Same here. As soon as I got the notification, I ignored what I was doing and immediately went to watch the video. I too cannot wait to see the latest furry addition to the Burke family. 🦮
When prematching, my school considers preferences and deal breakers, but at the end of the day, preferences are low on the priority list. I know of one student who asked for a light colored dog as he could see the silhouette against the dark wood floor in the house. That request was granted and he was matched with a nearly white dog. Beyond the initial interviews the prematch is fairly final unless an issue arises during the first week of class.
Same with Mira - they take your preferences into consideration when pulling dogs for you to try and when discussing your thoughts on each dog, but the gender, look, breed, etc. is lowest on the list when actually making the final decision!
That was what my neighbour wanted too and his poodle is a light blonde/beige color much like a golden retriever and he needed a pretty tall dog with a higher shoulder height because he is a pretty tall dude himself so they tired to match that as best as they could.
So he has a really light colored tall poodle and they are perfect for each other and that dog is beautiful.
@@DieAlteistwiederda I love the image of this tall blonde dog in my mind
@@DieAlteistwiederda Wow, I had no idea poodles can be guide dogs!
@@DieAlteistwiederda Standard poodles are the best! Adorable bouncy fluffy clouds of love.
It's like Christmas morning every time a new episode comes out. I just cannot wait to see the new baby and feel so special being a part of this process in Molly's life
I can't handle the cliffhangers! Every time, I'm thinking "Do we find out in this video?!??!!"
:) this comment made me smile.
Same!
@@Vocalinds SAME!
I totally agree!!!
The dogs tails wagging as they work makes me so happy 😊
They love their jobs!
I just watched the documentary called "A Friend in Sight" about when you got Gallop! I must say that documentary was super inspirational but it had a sort of sad undertone to it, watching you create a series yourself is much better because it has such a different happy personal vibe to it! Keep up the good work, these are my favorite videos you've ever made so far
I watched it last night too!
Do you happen to have the link? I can't find it
Part of it might be her real mood then and now. When she got Gallop, she had lost Gypsy suddenly, and it was her first time changing dogs. This time, she's been able to make the choice to retire Gallop and decide it's time for a new dog, and it's her second time changing guides. It seems like she simply is happier and less distressed now than she was then. Pretty sure she described being so upset the last time that she nearly left wtihout even completing training, because the emotion involved with getting a new dog after Gypsy's death was so hard.
do you have the link by any chance?
@@FlamingoCollective if you search “a new friend in sight” it should come up popped up straight away for me so think it’s by AMI or a similar name anyway 😊
I love hearing Molly speak french. She almost has the "accent québécois" and i'm living for it
That's interesting; I took a very small amount of French in school so I'm by no means an expert, but her accent just sounds wrong to me, because I'm not familiar with it. Before anyone comments (including you, Molly) I do not in any way mean to insult Molly's accent, it's just not what I'm familiar with.
@@drewharris7785 well i'm a french canadian from Québec city, really close to Montréal where Mira is, and of couuuurse there are some words that she's not saying perfect, but to me hearing someone learning parts of french in Québec is incredible! Because usually second language french learners will much more have the France accent. Molly really says the québécois "r" de right way. Like in the command "reste" (stay), she clearly uses the r like we french talker do, it's more crisp and not round or rolling (like in the words round or rolling 😂). Anyway, she still has work to do, but to me and to the dogs, she is really clear in most of her commands 😊
@@drewharris7785 i speak French and I think it’s because the Canadian French accent is veeery different from the typical French accent you learn, especially for the “r” and the nasal sounds!
@@justinenollet7711 Tellement 😂👌 elle est trop cute
@@eveletarte9427 haaaaaa contente de savoir que jsuis pas la seule québécoise à tripper haha 💜💜
I love when your editor does commentary cause while I can see everything it’s still so nice to have that extra understanding of what’s going on. But it also makes me so aware of how essential that is for people who are blind. Can’t wait to meet the new pupper!!!
I love the point Molly just made about preference. That is something that individuals could struggle with, but the up side to not pre-matching will always be the feeling of being part of the decision as a team.
Very interested to understand this! You are talking about an upside of the the dog already being pick for you, correct? I wouldn’t imagine that would feel like being a part of the decision as a team, but I have no experience with the process. Would you be open to explaining more?
@@nextupnow Aww. I am so sorry. I mistyped! Thank you for commenting so I could fix it. I meant that not pre-matching and the way Mira treats the matching process is very inclusive. Molly even knows the statistics of how the dogs are placed. Lifestyle, environment, personality, all of it. At the school I attend, we are told personality, pace and pull. I’d like to say more goes into The Seeing Eye’s process of placing a dog, but as a student there, I don’t know.
@@mansiondionne Ahh, that makes sense!! Can definitely see that benefit, but I’m sure the prematching have really honed their matching skills and have great success with their pairing. Thanks for sharing a bit about your thoughts/experience :)
As someone with a service dog (he does guiding, but he's not a guide dog. His main job is seizure alert and mobility assistance), I must say the preference thing was really hard for me. I have always had a preference for male dogs and just couldn't see myself with a female (I did work with a female in competition rinks and I loved her so much, but I just generally do better with males). I also wanted a specific colouring and height and so on. The unknown was so hard for me and all the stress it brought made it worse. In the end I did get my male dog, but I didn't get my (back then) colour preference nor height preference. I was a bit disappointed at first, but my service dog was 100% the right choice and I fell in love so hard. I couldn't have been an as effective team with any of the other dogs lined up (3 other males and 2 females). From that experience I just learned to go with it and that the right dog will end up by my side. I did also love having a say in what I wanted and I don't think I could feel as comfortable with a prematch. That would just honestly be more unknowns and more stress for me.
I’d prefer to be prettymatch with a guide dog. The only thing that a request is to have a female dog, with a fast paced walk in with a hard pool. Because it would be very stressful for me to have to pick my guide dog.
I really loved seeing all the different kind of harness/handles that are used based on the purpose of the dog!! I love that we get to support you in this journey of finding a new guide while also being educated!!
I worked as a home care helper for a blind woman. Her dog was so bound to her he cried when she went to the doctor or podiatrist's inner sanctum and she left him with me in the waitingroom.. He slept quietly through many a long concert at her feet beneath her chair. He waited patiently never even licking his chops through steak dinners in fancy restaurants. He was superb. He was a chocolate lab with a huge broad massive head. We became great friends as I often took him on his walks because it was easier for me to clean up after him. I never saw that dog guide her in a misstep despite cracked pavement or narrow paths. He pulled somewhat which hurt her arthritic back a bit but he was sure and steady. He's gone now. Cancer got him when he got older. The guide dog foundation would have taken him back for his last days but the pair could not be separated. He stayed with his partner to the end.
❤🙏❤
What a good boy. So cool you got to be part of their lives.
I can't be the only one who is absolutely LOVING her editor's commentary/narrating????? The most beautiful and soothing voice ever.
At The Seeing Eye, our harness manipulation is called, Juno. So we go on a Juno walk where the trainer or an instructor will hold the harness and at like the dog. It’s cool to know Mira does the same thing!
I lived outside Morristown a long time ago and spent years watching the Seeing Eye students working the streets!
@@flowingwaters5118 Awww! I love The Seeing Eye. All the pups, the learning, the training. Morristown is a perfect location. It’s not to busy but still maintains a lot of traffic. Living close would be fun. When I was working my first guide, we met a guide in training. He was a German named Ninja and they sometimes will let you pet them and he was the cutest thing! My mind is blown by how our trainers train them. I love it!
I feel like I just wrote you practically a mini novel! I am sorry, but I will go on and on about our guides for days!!! ❤️🔥
Years ago I was offered to home a retiring stud as they said my background would be perfect alas my landlord said only 1 dog..he was a long hair named Fergus I think it was..I met a few of his pups and groomed a reject baby who was a tripod due to accident
I love your videos but this series has me on the edge of my seat, learning something that as a sighted person I’d never get to experience and see all the behind the scenes. Thank you for sharing this, I can only imagine how much help this would be for someone who might be going through this for the first time.
Absolutely! I am so grateful and inspired to have Molly "in my life" because it gives so much more perspective on living life differently than my own.
As a French subscriber it’s so funny, and enjoyable to hear you say the command in French, that must have been pretty hard to learn this command in another language, it’s actually pretty impressive how hard you work to get a chance to find the perfect dog even if you have to put more efforts in that French speakers while you could have chose other options. It’s really shows the appreciation that you have for this place.
Couldn't agree more, it's funny how her accent came back much more French French than Quebec French (didn't know how to say that in English lol), I thought with accents u just learn what u heard first
@@D1E9B9B9I2E It’s possible when she was in school her French teacher wasn’t Québecois. My accent is a standardized, more Parisian one (I’m American though)
She's known those commands since she was 14 with her first French guide dog! It comes pretty easy after that long
@@ReineDeLaSeine14 she said she never took French in school because she was taking Braille instead.
I love this guide dog series so much! I'm learning so much about the process and I'm so excited for you!
"I have this dog at home" FAVORITE phrase of the video so far
Can’t wait to meet your new guide dog 😍😍
I cried a little when I saw the dogs get into their harness’ because you can see how much they love doing this, and watching them in action is so amazing to see!
Thank you for posting this series! I’m working on getting my orientation and mobility certificate and hearing about this process is super amazing. It’s giving me a great baseline for when I help a client in the future get to the point of getting a guide dog!
That's so awesome to hear!! :) Good for you!
I am a puppy raiser for a different organization. I raise the puppy teaching it basic obedience and getting it used to every situation possible then it goes off to get its formal training. It is so cool seeing behind the scenes of what my work with the puppies turns into!!
Hey Molly, I just want to thank you for recommending the documentary when you got gallop, a friend in sight I believe it was called. This is my first year being a part of the disabled community and it's been a really hard year, full of grief. When I look online for disabled creators or on social media I find people who are so far along in their journey and have a lot of what comes with being disabled figured out. Sometimes it just makes me feel like I'm a failure, and when you shared you experience of just feeling like people look at you like all you are is your disabilities, I've really been struggling with that this year and you were the first person I ever heard share that experience. It really meant a lot to me to hear that I'm not the only one struggling with this and I just really appreciate your honesty and vulnerability. I know that can be a really hard thing especially today, but it's so important and incredibly brave. Thanks for what you do!
This comment means a lot to me
I'm an Occupational therapist and I loved how you described the different harnesses. Thanks for teaching me.
So cool to learn about the different harness types and how they are designed for specific purposes. Thanks for sharing Molly!
I cannot get over how adorable and precious your mom and you are. So thankful to watch such a beautiful family.
It makes me so sad that this Pandemic not only impacted our lives I can’t believe It impacted the blind communities/ guide dogs lives SO INTENSELY! that’s so sad but I AM SO EXCITED for you Molly to go on this new journey to find your New Guide baby! I hope they keep you safe & make you feel safe just as Gallop did!
"it's day two of training.. I have gum in my mouth.. Its now in my hand"
Yes! That's so me 😂
youre so so close to 2M subscribers! I'm so excited to be following along on this exciting journey with you Molly! we love and appreciate you so much! 😘
This is so exciting! I love seeing the behind the scenes process of what seems to be such a vulnerable intimate process. Can’t wait to see the new pup and all the future adventures to be had!
Thank you so so much for inviting us on your journey, Molly! This is something that I very likely never would have experienced were it not for you. Not only is the process so interesting and emotional, but I feel like any sort of exposure to new and different experiences and lives can only make me a better person. So THANK YOU!
Just watched your video “A Friend in Me” on how you got gallop yesterday and it’s so cool to see you get your new dog all these years later. I really enjoy this series and the trainers at Mira seem so amazing. 💜
Where did you find it? I tried looking for it.
@@martinjl333 it’s on the AMI TH-cam channel, posted within the last week. It’s also called a “New friend in sight”
I am so thrilled and cannot wait to see your new pup! Congratulations Molly, and thank you for bringing us with you on this huge adventure!
I love this series! It’s so fascinating to see this entire process! Thank you so much for documenting and continuing to educate us!
i love how real molly is. like when she is sad she doesn't hide it from us (although i would still respect her decision if she did) and when she does things like the gum that some people might find gross she doesn't care and that's why she's so easy to watch and so relatable
So close to 2M subscribers congratulations Molly ☀️🎉 and thank you (as always) for letting us in on such an important moment in your life xx
Thank you for sharing this process with us molly! I feel like I’m learning so much
This series is awesome! It is educating people on something so important. These pups and the people who train them & the Mira foundation are incredible!! So glad you are raising awareness!
I’m so excited to meet your puppers. This is exciting for me because I’m excited to see you having your confidence back girl, it’s gonna be a lot of fun and I’m excited for these new series in the new chapter in your life
“I felt like he was coming through this dog and telling me I was going to find the right match” I THOUGHT I WASN’T GONNA CRY AGAIN MOLLY
Molly, I am so excited for you. Thanks for taking us on the journey. Love you so much and good luck with your new pupperoni!!
I’m straight crying from excitement for you and whichever pup gets the pleasure of being your baby. So excited!
We are LOVING your new Guide dog series!! Just found a 1 hour special on you and your journey to get Gallup that was released a few days ago!! ❤️ your content Molly!!
Thoroughly enjoying this series! It’s fascinating to watch the process unfold. Thank you for taking us on this journey!
I am so excited to watch and hear about this journey, it really fascinates me and gives me an escape from real life. Ive been having stress problems at school and its just cool to watch this and calm down after a long day!
What an amazing process. I can't imagine how hard it must be every time you go, for different reasons. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us!
Wow! This video has such good examples of when pups seem to tune in to you and your commands, vs. when they’re guiding but not tuned-in
Exactly! That's part of why they don't pre-match... they like to see which dog actually responds to you and which doesn't - some dogs don't want to work for some people but LOVE to for others!
@@MollyBurkeOfficial I totally agree with that take. Dogs (and cats) do have strong preferences too and behave very differently with people they click with or don't.
My cat, who's super shy and always hid at the rescue actually came straight to me to get petted and when she was satisfied she walked into my transport box and lay down.
So I'd argue that it's important for handlers and the dogs as well to get a say whether they like each other or not.
@@MollyBurkeOfficial This human works that way too! hahaha. Thanks for taking us on this journey, Molly. My world is bigger because of your channel!
I’ve been loving this journey. Thank you for sharing with us. 🐝
I'm so excited to see which dog you got to take home. I'm really enjoying watching this series and getting to see the whole process.
I'm absolutely riveted by this series Molly! I'm a dog owner and I know how exciting /anxiety inducing the process of getting a new dog is, but obviously getting a new guide is on another level! I mean, this is getting your new "eyes", a best friend and partner. Wow it must be so exhausting to go through the process but so worth it.
Can't wait to see your new guide, get to know them and all the adventures you two will go on!
You seem so happy in these clips! Your energy is so bright, I’m happy to see you enjoying the experience and taking the transition head on!
Molly - Yes! I am LOVING this series! I cannot wait between posts and I haven’t felt that way about something in a long while!
Thanks for sharing this journey! I know it’s personal and that’s got to make it a bit harder… so thank you 🙏🏻 Much love 💕
I’m so excited about this series Molly! I can’t wait for the next video. Keep up the good work.
gallop 2.0 could be one of his siblings pups I don't know how the breeding at mira works but that could be why they are so similar
She got gallop 7 years ago
They are related, but a bit more distantly than you would think
@@erinreynolds1258 Yeah, maybe grandpuppies rather than puppies.
Ahh i can't wait to watch this! I got my first guide dog a couple of months ago and it has been the most amazing but challenging experience xx
That's so awesome!! Congrats
@@MollyBurkeOfficial thank you so much for your reppy. We are doing great thank you! I loved this video and cant wait to see your new pup soon! Xx
Thank you so much for doing this series!
I'm so excited for the rest of the videos! This has been a lot of fun!
I’m so thrilled to see this!
I am a sighted person and I enjoy your videos sooo much! They are very educational and give good tips on how to better accommodate for the visually impaired individuals I meet. So much to learn, my respects to this community ! I can’t wait to meet your “new eyes” so happy for you. 😀
I'm so excited!
I find all your videos very helpful, and I'm avidly following your condo updates and I'm loving this guide dog content. I myself have migraines which leave me extremely sensitive to light, so I have been learning and researching solutions in the blind community to help my navigation when I can't really open my eyes!
Thank you for all the wonderful content, and I'm so ready to learn your doggos name!
I just want to say how much you’ve touched my heart. I was so ignorant about the blind community and disability in general and you have enlightened me so much. I’ve wanted to be a vet since I was 5 (I’m 15 now) and now I’m considering going into the whole dog training/guid dog thing. I’m still very ignorant on the topic but I’m on my way to learning more and it is all thanks to you. You are such a blessing
Congratulations! I just wanted to let you know I am an apprentice guide dog trainer and your videos have taught me so much and really helped me on my path to my dream job! Thank you!
Molly, I rarely comment on videos but I see how tired you are and how hard you’re working in general and I just want you to know that I truly truly adore this series. Thank you for talking about invisible disabilities (I have one) and for being true and genuine in life 🤍✨
Thanks for letting us share this experience and learning how much hard work it is to find your right guide dog. I hope every thing works out to the best. ❤️
Great informative video. I love how whichever dog you walked with their tails are up in the air and waving. They just love their job.
Loving this content!!!!! So interesting and helpful!!! I'm a manual wheelchair user and my lab/golden retriever service dog is trained to pull me but only on flat surfaces. I want a Bernese next time- I didn't realize they can pull up ramps!!!
You're so close to 2 mil! I know this has been so stressful but you deserve the perfect fit.
I am LOVING this series!!! So cool to see behind the scenes at guide dog school! And how special to watch you through the process of getting your new guide dog-I’m so happy for you!!
This is the most interesting and incredible series I’ve ever watched. I am fully invested and can’t wait to see!! 💓
Thank you for sharing your journey with us Molly! I am fully sighted and have never been through what you have gone through before. So this is a different perspective for me!
Glad you're enjoying it and hopefully learning lots! :D
I've been loving this series, I've never been more excited for your next video 🎉
Yay I' ve been waiting excitedly all day on this video!
Molly, you’ve done such a good job entertaining and informing in this series. Thank you for sharing so much of this valuable bonding adventure. I’m a 63-year old male, but teared up when you reacted to Gallup 2.0. Sweet. Looking forward to the reveal.
This is a great series! I'm doing my best to be patient since I'm on a tight budget and can't support any Patreons right now, but I've never been so invested in a TH-cam series before! It's so educational and your excitement is radiating through the screen! Plus, the dogs are all so clearly excited. I wonder if they know they might be working with their future owner?
I love watching your journey getting your new dog. My father is blind also. He has had guided dogs as long as I can remember. He has had 5 guided dogs total . He goes to upstate New York when he goes to training. It's so amazing each time he receives his new guided dog and brings them home. Each one has such different personalities. They are so amazing. I'm in awe each time we get to meet them and see my dad and the new dog bond and work together.
Super excited to watch this video and see all the potential guide dogs!
I’ve been waiting all day for this so excited! 💖
Me Too!! 😅
Same!
As a person who went to a school that did pre-match… I do have to say that I did have a say. I was given the dog that I eventually ended up with… But there was several conversations that I did with my trainers where we talked about things that were different and things that could have been better. They considered switching me to another dog but I ended up staying with Roger. There was another gentleman in my class who did end up having a dog switch a couple days into training. His switch ended up being the one he went home with… So even though we are pre-matched… We did have a say and switches can happen.
i’m so excited to see which pup you ended up with
I self trained my mobility service dog and WOW the program really guides you and supports you and gives you so many options of the right dog. AMAZING! you get so much instruction, a nice room and everything. I am so glad to learn this. it was fun to dream lol. doing it myself was hard!
I can’t tell you how long I’ve waited for this! I hope your doing well with your new pupper at home! I wish all the best for you!
We are both doing SO great!! Thank you
Ahhh we are meeting the new puppy! This new chapter will be so exciting and we are all excited to come along the journey with y'all 💜🐕
im loving this series and most things you do, it has really opened my eyes to a lot of things that i never knew
Thank you for sharing this experience with us. It's super interesting! I used to volunteer in the low vision community, so I've been around guide dogs a little, but I've always wondered what goes into the training and selection.
So looking forward meeting your pup! I’ve been refreshing for the last few hours 😁
My new pup is in this very video!!!
I love having the kbc insider knowledge watching this it’s so cool ❤️
I’ve watched your videos for years though admittedly I’m not much of a commenter on TH-cam. But I just wanted to quickly say that I’ve just finished watching the documentary of how iconic king gallop came into your life. It’s such a wonderful time capsule and a contrast to where you are now in many ways. Your pain then was so visceral. Your heartbreak so raw. My heart was shattered for you, and yet so filled with pride thinking my god if only 20 year old Molly could know how much better it’s going to get. How much life she is going to live. How much joy she’s going to feel. How much of a brilliant, beautiful sparkling light beam she’s going to be in this world. You made it all happen. You are the absolute bees knees Molly.
Thank you for sharing this difficult but necessary adjustment from Gallop to your next pup in all its painful and joyful reality. Sending you huge love and wishing you so much happiness and boundless adventure with your new dog by your side every step of the way 💛
Your journey with this is so educational. Thank you.
In bed recovering with Covid... And am so here for this video! ❤️ Can't wait. Hello there Molly! Can't wait to see these pupperinos! #BelieveInDog 👍
Sending you healing energy!
Feel better soon! :)
Hope you feel better soon? How did you manage to get infected?
@@amymckay23 it's breakthrough delta, we're in the UK all double vaxxed but my parents entire household has gone down with it... My brother brought it home from an afternoon out with friends in the city.
@@alekszglinska5615 oh no! I’m so sorry to hear!
This is like watching old school TV before on demand and Netflix were a thing. So excited for the next episode. I want to get you on Patreon but I’m going to wait until AFTER the reveal here on YT just because it’s the exciting part of my weeks.
Loving this series!! Thanks for sharing the experience!
I am absolutely enjoying going through the process with you. There's so much to learn.
Your editor’s got jokes! I cracked up at Gallop’s smaller brother’s image 😂
Molly! I literally just had a short convo with someone over on your discord about the pull/tension of the guide dogs and I was trying to explain how each dog walks differen. The jiggle back and forth, I call it a sway, the bounce, the even glide. How does the new pup and gallop walk compared to each other?
Exactly!! Message me on Patreon about it and I'll tell ya! Don't want to ruin it by commenting here! hahah