Big cities are not an ideal environment for habitation if you're legally blind but lucky for millions of disabled people, we have dogs! Yup, that's right, sharing a pile of DNA with the drooling, lazy, adorably goofy bag of dog bones curled up on your couch, are working dogs–guide dogs specifically–whose goal in life is to help along their hoomans in a perilous world. These dogs are trained to sniff, whine, nudge, and lead their owners through dangerous streets, committed to pawtecting their #1 asset.
This woman in the next video cherishes her guide dog, a greyhound who becomes her eyes and her safety vest when she's out in the bustling streets of Paris.
After each day, she heaves a sigh, miraculously wondering how she survived some of the busiest streets in the world, but it's all thanks to Charlie, a focused, hard-working good boy who is an expert at ignoring the distractions, making safe decisions, and helping his owner get through the day. Keep scrolling for the controversial video that went viral, showing Charlie's POV as he navigates the streets of Europe, dodging everything from speeding cars, illegally parked bikes, rogue children, and his fair share of off-leash, unruly dogs.
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