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17-year-old entrepreneur says his app saved 4 dogs’ lives | Whiz Kids
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21:17Now PlayingAt just 17, Deni Darenberg is already making a difference in the lives of pets and their owners. He launched dogAdvisor, a fast-growing company born from his realization that new dog owners lack clear, trustworthy guidance. In its first year alone, the platform has already "saved the lives of four dogs," Darenberg tells "Whiz Kids" hosts Connell McShane and Mr. G.
Also on the show: Meet the teen entrepreneurs behind FLY NY, a sustainable fashion brand on a mission to make eco-conscious style mainstream. They sit down with designer and business mentor Kells Barnett, who offers expert advice on building a brand that lasts.
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Hosts: Connell McShane, Mr. G
Executive Producer: Kayla Jardine
Producer: April Gambardella
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