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A service dog has melted hearts all over the internet after refusing to get out of his dinosaur pajamas.
In a video shared to TikTok on Sunday by user @thatkidwiththedog, Tobias, a Doberman, can be seen wearing a green dinosaur-shaped dog onesie. In the 21-second clip, the dog moves away from his owner as she tries to take the pajamas off him.
A text overlay on the video reads: "My service dog got new pajamas and he won't let me take them off." Meanwhile, in the video's caption, @thatkidwiththedog wrote: "Pajama day at work I guess, reptar romper is from cascade canine co."
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Newsweek reached out to @thatkidwiththedog for comment via TikTok chat. We could not verify the details of the case.
While most dogs don't usually need to wear clothes, some may need warmer gear during the winter months. According to the American Kennel Cub (AKC), while larger dogs with a thicker coat, like huskies, are naturally protected from the cold, some breeds may benefit from an extra layer when it's cold.
These usually include small breeds, as well as toy and miniature dogs, those who sit low on the ground like corgis, slim dogs like greyhounds among others. Senior breeds also may need more protection from the cold sometimes.
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The video quickly went viral on TikTok, receiving over 1.5 million views and 279,500 likes on the social media platform so far.
One user, Luci, commented: "Dang why'd you call him out on the panting like that he was so embarrassed."
RedflareArt added: "Dobbers are some of the biggest goobers no matter what, mine is scared of thunder so we got him a thunder shirt which soothes him."
Elanah wrote: "You know it's a good tiktok when I can't refrain from puppy dog talking out loud 'Ohhh he's lubbin demmmm." And 'Yin & Yang' added: "My dawgy is the exact same way... if we take her shirts off she keeps scooting closer and closer to you until u put it back on."
Another user, MOTHS___ commented: "As soon as you pick up one of her shirts or dresses, my little dog comes SPRINTING to jump into your arms so she can get dressed."
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