Floor Dog Loves the Floor

Summers in Japan can be pretty damn hot, but one dog has figured out how to stay cool. The key it to find some tile flooring and hide yourself under a shoe-holding cabinet:

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8 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - September 23, 2010 at 7:47 am

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Mister M

I love dogs.
One thing I love Japan that the Japanese treat pets as something special. They have thir own food, house, water, etc…
In Brazil, many dogs live around the street without any owners. Pretty sad huh!!!

Rob A

This is true, but there’s still a ton of strays. It probably just comes with the sheer population density of urban Japanese cities.

Mister M

ONe thing I love in Japan is how the Japanese treat their pets. They treat them as someone special. They give them water, proper food, house, dont let their pets living around the streets. That is nice.
Mister M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWi55Mb7wAE&feature=fvst

Go foward India!!!

Sandy

Thanks for the relevance.
[PT]Snake

regarding the title of this video:

people who care: 1%
people who believe it: 1%
people who know it wont happen: 100%

Rob A

I have to admit, I do this too.

When it’s 38C outside and 98% humidity, I love to lay in the hallway for a bit on the cold tile floor, where the AC vent makes it cold.
damnerrorseverywhere

well not much choices to go for the dog being tied to the cabinet

Floor Dog Loves the Floor

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