Well i also think I wouldnt get him off if I was in that situation, and while I'd like to think it would be because of "kindness" it would much more be fear of getting bit.
Always strikes me how sturdy these street strays look compared to the pampered pooches you see from 'good homes'. You can see why a pack of them would be a formidable threat.
He's on the train, you must assume he's paid his fare just like anyone else. And he's clearly been busy, passing out like that on a crowded train. Would be rude to wake him.
Chileans have such a kind and interesting relationship with stray dogs. There are a good amount of them, but they have regular caretakers (often multiple people who all take some responsibility). They are fed, have dog houses, and are even clothed. You'll see people regularly changing their clothes, and everyone is sure to put fresh clothes on the dogs after it rains. We even saw a stray in a jeggins onesie lol
Do they still have hyper aggressive guard dogs too? 30 years ago one attacked my baby brother and scarred his face (thankfully not forever) and it was considered normal enough they kept the dog. The brother took a long while to be okay with dogs after, even the small ones.
Compared to America is everyone is doing better. Do you really take them home and leave them there until you're back from work is better?? This how it should be. Also, Fuck America the fascist and genocide comitters.
Turkey actually does the same with dogs. Seen pics and vids of sleeping mats laid out for dogs there to sleep under eaves outta the rain. Unfortunately recent developments there are not dog friendly... but generally they have millions of street dogs too
I was in awe of the stray dogs in Chile, many looked really healthy for strays. And they were so smart! Sitting like good puppers waiting for the traffic lights to turn green.
I haven't been to Chile since 2009 so hopefully things have changed but that was not my impression. I saw a lot of very mangey dogs. I saw one that looked like my good boy back home and it broke my heart how matted and sad he looked. I know back then they were trying to change things so hopefully things have improved in the past 15 years.
MystieNethersworth
I bet that little pup gets many snacks just being the cutie they are
Melanonymous
Well i also think I wouldnt get him off if I was in that situation, and while I'd like to think it would be because of "kindness" it would much more be fear of getting bit.
yoyo42
Always strikes me how sturdy these street strays look compared to the pampered pooches you see from 'good homes'. You can see why a pack of them would be a formidable threat.
5FingeredFistagon
Well no shit loll
TheMightyMoto
Neat
kusuriya
the pup was there first
Jacksmashsteel
Probably don't want to sit on that flea ridden seat
demonmike777
*puppy*
veedubfreak
So .. it's a Chile dog?
animi
This is the way.
Strategicgnomer
He's on the train, you must assume he's paid his fare just like anyone else. And he's clearly been busy, passing out like that on a crowded train. Would be rude to wake him.
HandoB4Javert
Let sleeping dogs lie.
WB4DAD
Sweet !
ps238principal
And yet I notice they're not giving the stray belly rubs, the monsters!
Vamp13
thats a great way to ensure you get 4 or 5 vaccines to your stomach.
drziod
Let sleeping dogs lie
RodeHawg
I don't care if they're sleeping, they should always tell the truth.
BlastyMcBlastblast
this is the 'no petting' car, they are respecting his space :D
whyforetho
Many dogs would not appreciate a random stranger touching their belly unprompted. Consent is important.
LordNoKids
This wakes the dog.
bound4doom
Not if done correctly, the dog wakes for just a second then goes, oh yeah and returns to slumber
conklin5
All those people couldn't have fit into that seat.
Markuspsyches
But any 2 of them could, but didn't try.
Astral134
The other seats are squeaky, they didn’t want to wake him up
Zetor
Not with that attitude
theimgurappsucksballs
Not with that attitude
WickedSludge
Sure they can! I'll get the lube
DickTipPapercut
Hi I'm JD Vance and I'm running for Vice President. How long have you been riding here? ok good.
TheLordFoxington
I'm just imagining a bunch of guys sitting on each other's laps like a stack of church chairs... but very gay
eetsumkaus
Like a glove
rando913
Chileans have such a kind and interesting relationship with stray dogs. There are a good amount of them, but they have regular caretakers (often multiple people who all take some responsibility). They are fed, have dog houses, and are even clothed. You'll see people regularly changing their clothes, and everyone is sure to put fresh clothes on the dogs after it rains. We even saw a stray in a jeggins onesie lol
TeaOverdose
Do they still have hyper aggressive guard dogs too? 30 years ago one attacked my baby brother and scarred his face (thankfully not forever) and it was considered normal enough they kept the dog. The brother took a long while to be okay with dogs after, even the small ones.
pareidoliaperson
Compared to America is everyone is doing better. Do you really take them home and leave them there until you're back from work is better?? This how it should be. Also, Fuck America the fascist and genocide comitters.
TheHolyFatman
So,Chile is the dog version of Kitty heave ...AKA ...Istanbul?
Thekindofkindlyman
So NOT Constantinople?
Feralkyn
Turkey actually does the same with dogs. Seen pics and vids of sleeping mats laid out for dogs there to sleep under eaves outta the rain. Unfortunately recent developments there are not dog friendly... but generally they have millions of street dogs too
Kilaueaz
I was in awe of the stray dogs in Chile, many looked really healthy for strays. And they were so smart! Sitting like good puppers waiting for the traffic lights to turn green.
Dawnbooth
I haven't been to Chile since 2009 so hopefully things have changed but that was not my impression. I saw a lot of very mangey dogs. I saw one that looked like my good boy back home and it broke my heart how matted and sad he looked. I know back then they were trying to change things so hopefully things have improved in the past 15 years.