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Dye your dog

 

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China's latest craze: dyeing pets to look like other wild animals

By Emily Lodish, Global Post

 

They only look like baby pandas.

 

These little bundles of joy are actually chow chow dogs that have been dyed black-and-white to look like pandas.

 

Dyeing pets has been a trend in pet pampering for quite some time. At last summer's Pets Show Taipei, there was a fierce dog-dyeing competition. Check out photos.

 

But dyeing your pets to look like other wild animals is a more recent development.

 

The trend demonstrates how quickly and dramatically attitudes toward pets

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Dye your dog

 

 

 

China's latest craze: dyeing pets to look like other wild animals

By Emily Lodish, Global Post

 

They only look like baby pandas.

 

These little bundles of joy are actually chow chow dogs that have been dyed black-and-white to look like pandas.

 

Dyeing pets has been a trend in pet pampering for quite some time. At last summer's Pets Show Taipei, there was a fierce dog-dyeing competition. Check out photos.

 

But dyeing your pets to look like other wild animals is a more recent development.

 

The trend demonstrates how quickly and dramatically attitudes toward pets

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KNN, I wonder what the chow chow will say when he look at himself in the mirror...'WTF is this??'

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Dye your dog

 

 

 

China's latest craze: dyeing pets to look like other wild animals

By Emily Lodish, Global Post

 

They only look like baby pandas.

 

These little bundles of joy are actually chow chow dogs that have been dyed black-and-white to look like pandas.

 

Dyeing pets has been a trend in pet pampering for quite some time. At last summer's Pets Show Taipei, there was a fierce dog-dyeing competition. Check out photos.

 

But dyeing your pets to look like other wild animals is a more recent development.

 

The trend demonstrates how quickly and dramatically attitudes toward pets

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