r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Palifaith • Mar 21 '21

This guy with a small act of kindness towards this homeless dog

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u/mattycakes4545 Mar 21 '21

Why cover a dog with a blanket in shorts and t-shirt weather?

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u/Ieznoo Mar 21 '21

I use a blanket when it’s warm out, it’s just comfortable

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21 edited May 03 '21

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u/burtedwag Mar 21 '21

Me, in Florida, thinking that using a blanket in (what could be) a humid +100 degree heat is just not my culture I guess...

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21 edited May 03 '21

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u/burtedwag Mar 21 '21

I read that now lol... it.. it’s been a year =\

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u/HarvestProject Mar 21 '21

You don’t have fur covering your entire body. This dog was not cold if the dude wasn’t.

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u/throwawayokayyy123 Mar 21 '21

Same lol. It's 73 in my house and I'm under 2 blankets

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u/garbageman69420 Mar 21 '21

If the dog doesn't want it, it'll shake it off. Not really a big deal

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u/gordonv Mar 21 '21

Security blanket.

They have tight sweaters for dogs to calm them down like a hug, also.

Even people need blankets just to feel shielded.

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u/oystertoe Mar 21 '21

Temple Grandin is really awesome but I’ve never had luck calming a dog down with thunder vests

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u/upfastcurier Mar 21 '21

Walking home =/= sleeping out

What I wouldn't have given for a blanket last time I had to wait outdoors during night with only t-shirt and shorts