My guide dog SAVED MY LIFE

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Guide Dog's Heroic Skill Saves Blind Man in Busy City Streets!
Embark on an inspiring journey with Maple, the guide dog with a heart of gold and a skill to match! Witness the deep bond and intelligent disobedience that saves lives as we navigate the bustling streets of downtown Seattle. Discover how a guide dog's pace and a handler's trust can create a powerful partnership. Hit play to join us on this eye-opening adventure, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for heartwarming tales of canine companionship! #GuideDogHeroes #MapleTheGuideDog #LifeWithVisionLoss #SeattleAdventures
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@Ausgar-yc1yl

I have recently become legally blind, waiting on my guide dog. No exaggeration, but you have saved my life, and helped me through great depression. Thank you.

@FreaJones-ez1em

Next time my family asks me to do something and I forget I will simply tell them I’m perfecting the skill of ✨intelligent disobedience ✨

@blake7457

I just want to say how much of an inspiration you two are. I’m a closeted 18 year old and I’m TERRIFIED for what the future holds for me in terms of relationships and am scared that I’ll never be able to find true love. You two really give me hope in true love. Like when I think of what kind of life I want when I get a bit older, I always think of Matthew and Paul. Thank you guys for giving me a healthy queer relationship to look up to!!

@melindaschink6072

My mother is deaf blind, and Stanley, her dog, managed to wake her up and get her outside when there was a house fire. Dogs are amazing family members.

@lightpinkmommy

I taught my dog "turn left" "turn right" forward back up and so on... one day i was walking a friends dog and forgot not all dogs know those commands told the dog 3 times to "go left" 3 times before it clicked then later i tried to get the dogs to change sides and said "right side" the dog looked at me like i grew 3 heads and my dog just grabbed the other dogs leash and drug it to the right side lol

@beckyowens2586

I love how educational this is for everyone. As a sighted person you just think "Oh the dog does this, this and that." and don't think about it much more than that. The footwork, praise and how he becomes a regular happy doggo when the harness comes off, but goes into business mode when it's on, is so cool. I never realized there were so many little intricacies to walking with a guide dog. Thank you for the education.

@MossyBear

I'm so sad to hear Mr. Maple was recently bitten. I hope he's able to regain his confidence around stranger dogs 💚

@RuffTranslation

I love that you still give Mr Maple treats periodically when he does trained behaviors correctly. So many dog owners want to know “when can I stop giving treats?” But it’s so important to have a reward that the dog appreciates to keep them happy and motivated.

@KaraHD217

I love that the fan asked "is that Mr. Maple?" instead of "are you Paul castle?"

@svic8943

This is very educational and I love your content so much, but PLEASE let us know if people saying Hi are distracting for you or Maple! The last thing I think any of us want is to interfere with his job and your safety❤

@Lazy_Fish_Keeper

My service dog scared my doctor and the staff earlier this year, when she growled and refused to let me up when the doctor wanted me to move from the chair to the examination table.

@PokhrajRoy.

Mr. Maple is so photogenic and has no bad angles.

@IAMMEEP

I love how he helped Maple with his confidence

@adababs

Maple immediately eating the goose poop as soon as he was off harness! Oh man, what is it with dogs and eating poop?? Little stinkers (literally) 😂

@ImNotACatLawyerButIPlayOneOnTV

Poor Mr. Maple! Hopefully he didn't get hurt too bad by the dog that bit him.

@buttermepancake3613

I adore how Mr. Maple had subtle tail wags when he was being talked about. Still all buisness but also so happy to be praised

@lizhart81

I have known a couple of guide dogs who have needed to be retired after they suffered dog attacks while in harness. They were both such excellent guides, and their owners were, of course, devastated (and terrified!).