Fur babies are generally sensitive to loud noises, including thunderstorms. This Instagram video shows how a Pit Bull finds an unusual safe spot to protect herself from the lightning noise. Through the clip, the owner tries to question those who “hate pitties” and calls them “the biggest babies.” Meanwhile, the pet named Roo is seen climbing inside a dryer with trembling legs. Viewers have supported the uploader’s thoughts and agreed that their Pit Bulls also react in the same way. They have also showered her with love in the comments.
Pit Bull chooses to nestle in dryer during thunderstorms
In a heartwarming dog video on Instagram, an owner shows how her Pit Bull named Roo chooses to nestle in a dryer during thunderstorms. Through an on-screen caption, the dog mom calls out to those who don’t like Pitties while showing her pooch’s vulnerable side. The clip begins with the fur baby all set to climb inside the dryer.
It looks like the pet parent has put a blanket inside the dryer to make Roo feel comfortable. With trembling legs, she gets inside and looks at the owner. The latter checks on her and asks if she’s “safe there.” Moreover, the woman explains the situation elaborately in the caption.
In it, the dog mom calls Roo “our itty bitty pittie” and reveals that she is “terrified of thunderstorms.” “She has found a safe spot in the dryer and will lay down on the mat beside the dryer is [sic] the dryer door is closed,” the woman adds. Additionally, she also mentions that Roo is wearing a “thunder shirt,” but she is unsure if it is helping the Pit Bull.
Meanwhile, viewers have also loved the Pit Bull thunderstorm video. A user wrote, “Anyone who hates pitties has never known pitties. They’ll steal your heart.” Another commented, “Hopping in her safeship.” Furthermore, one individual acknowledged the “fact that she also has a blankie in there.” Since the upload, the Pit Bull thunderstorm video has received over 58K likes.
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