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It's OK to Be Different!

 tháng 1 04, 2019     being different, blind deaf dog, double merle, empowerment, quotes, white dog blog     No comments   


January is It's OK to be Different month!  What a great way to begin the new year, as we are taking a look at making life better for ourselves and our dogs!  We're all different, so that we can all bring something marvelous and unique to this world.  Too often we see bullying or discrimination due to differences - in our human world, but also in the dog world.  This month reminds us to embrace and celebrate our differences and what we can all bring to the world!  Enjoy some wonderful quotes that remind us to be proud of all our differences!  



"If you desire to make a difference in the world, you must be different from the world." 
~Elaine Dalton


Vinny - blind/deaf K9 Freestyle competitor



"I am different.  Not less."  ~Temple Grandin

Vinny - we live by this quote every day.



"In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different."  ~Coco Chanel

The irreplaceable Treasure - blind/deaf therapy dog extraordinaire



"By being yourself, you put something wonderful in the world that was not there before."  
~Edwin Elliott


Vegas - deaf/mostly blind, Expert Trick Dog



**For more information about blind and/or deaf dogs, visit my website at www.yourinnerdog.com  You will find articles, books, online classes and resources there to assist you!  To subscribe to this blog and receive emails as each new post is published, please scroll to the blog header above and add your email address!**


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