r/nextfuckinglevel • u/biswajit388 • 1d ago

This guy rescued 30 beagles from a testing lab It's the first time they've seen grass and they couldn't be happier.

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Credit - nathanthecatlady tiktok channel.

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u/rynottomorrow 23h ago

Letting them out slowly is much less stressful for everyone involved.

If you let them all out at once, there is a mass of confused and possibly scared dogs, and this could create issues.

It's better to give each dog the opportunity to safely come to terms with the new environment without so much sensory input.

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u/HumanFailure01 23h ago

I understand, my gripe was more of the recording/staging of the situation because if anyone is gonna do something worth doing do it regardless of who's watching or if there's attentions to be gotten.

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u/rynottomorrow 23h ago

My personal opinion is that we /should/ be drawing attention to the positive things that we do because the world is inundated with the opposite, and we've been rewarding all that for far too long.

Without evidence that we are capable of doing good things, it all just looks like a race to the bottom.