Girl with hearing impairment teaches sign language for a pet dog

Caring and understanding about the needs of those around us are two transformative tools. An example of this is Julia's story. She is a little girl who was born with a hearing impairment and has been teaching her dog Walter - who also has hearing impairment - sign language.

In a video posted on the internet, Julia teaches Walter gestures that enact words such as "sit", "water" and "time to eat."

According to Julia's mother, Chrissy, the dog had been rescued by the NGO Pasadena Human Society when it was only six weeks old. She recalls that by the time her daughter saw the dog she knew they would be great friends.

The mother remembers that when she held her daughter for the first time, she could not hear his voice and sniffed her neck. At the moment he held Walter for the first time, the reaction was almost the same.

The friendship between the two won won so many hearts that Julia's mother decided to make an instagram for Walter.

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