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BUDDY follows the stories of six guide dogs and their owners exploring the close bond between animal and human. Among them are a now 86-year-old blind woman who reflects back upon all the dogs that have been at her side since she was 21, an autistic boy who explains how his loyal friend Utah can tell when he’s upset and a war veteran suffering from PTSD.
These owners are not very interesting to listen too and director Honihmann spends more time on the humans than the dogs. Nothing is revealed on how these dogs are trained on how they are bred or why a certain breed is suitable for different disabilites.
The dogs look really sad in the way they are forced to care for their masters. I love dogs and dog movies, but BUDDY does not do anything for me nor shed any insight of these poor lovable caretakers.
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