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This Shar Pei Is Tricking People On The Internet Into Thinking He’s A Scrunched-Up Blanket (53 Pics)
Interview With Owner
Today on 'things that look like other things' is this fluffy scrunched-up blanket. The blanket is actually a dog when you do a double take. Behind this mind-boggling pup-tical illusion is an adorable six-month-old Shar Pei, Harvey, who is winning hearts all over the internet with his unique appearance. People jokingly say he looks more like a blanket, a towel, or a rug than a dog.
His 22-year-old owner Teresa Moll Arguimbau says his deep and soft wrinkles make him perfect for cuddles.
"I am completely crazy about his wrinkles and his skin. It is very soft, and the wrinkles are very beautiful. In fact, one of the things I like the most about Harvey is his wrinkles and giant double chin," Teresa said to Splitpics UK.
Loved and pampered since he was a little puppy, Harvey enjoys every bit of his routine: from his first times outside and the beach to a personal spa every two days when Teresa moisturizes between his wrinkles from head to toe to avoid irritation.
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Suzanne Beauchemin 5 years ago
Please STOP pushing the genes! Those puppies are born handicapped, DNA-modified to enhance the weird looks, generation after generation. PLEASE stop the over-breeding and the inbreeding, there is nothing natural or humane about it. Those pets are born with many hidden diseases, and most of them they don't tell us that they're suffering. Thousands of dwarfed cats and dogs, down to hardly any limbs at all, their chin dragging on the floor, unable to look upwards... Because it's cute! And mini-dogs so tiny, many break at least one leg during their lives. And cats with twisted legs over-bred and their faces pushed in so much, they can't breathe at birth... That's not cute. Dwarf humans or small people are beautiful, but they are not cute, and having had the choice, most would not have chosen to live such a difficult life just because it's cute. I am aware people don't over-breed pets out of cruelty, it's just a fad--but it's so sad. Please wake up to this reality, share the awareness.
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Samantha PandaNotBored 5 years ago
I knew someone who owns one . I can tell you, they have nothing but health problems. Also they smell 😂 Their fur is bristles and can from ingrown , especially in their ears and eyes . The wrinkles cause all types of infections and their life can be pretty miserable if not looked after by a competent person .
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just your average introvert 5 years ago
HISS LITTLE NAILS ARE SHINY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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KitKatLord 5 years ago
Look around the poor puppies eyes, there are holes, from the removed eye staples
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Audrika Biswas 5 years ago
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP HECKKIN CUTE
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the redqueen 5 years ago
Before I assume that these lil' guys look like puppies-with staples around their eyes,- I would love to hear from anyone who has studied / is knowledgeable in any of the areas that could answer the questions of " is eye stapling a cosmetic thing, or a health thing? Is eye stapling a usual practice in this breed? If eye-stapling is a health related thing, are humans at fault for causing this because of selective breeding, or, is this something that was already an issue with this breed that evolved over time?" "If humans did breed this in, can it be bred out"? I would just like to hear some more info on this breed, and understand the whole "stapling of the eyelid", before I form an opinion. ((I gonna say " hey, thank you! :) ahead of time, if you can, and do, take a minute to share your knowledge. For real, thank you.)
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Chantel Atwell 5 years ago
How come mama isn't wrinkly? If it's because she's a mix, why are all of her babies so wrinkly?
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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago
I don't get how people want to own a dog that looks like this. The mother-dog is looking fine, so I'm assuming the male was from a more meaty type, because that is NOT the way a puppy should look. Sorry all you "awwwww-how cuuuuuuute"-people, but when I see your comments, I am not questioning anymore how dogs have been bred into unrecognizable ... things.
Deena Salzman 5 years ago
They have been bred to require eye staples to see, which sounds like something out of a horror movie.
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Kaeli McIntyre 5 years ago
These dogs, like pugs are a manmade disaster brought by selfishness. They are in good hands luckily, but these animals should not exist. Their existence is noting but pain and suffering. Adopt don't shop, and stop underground breeding.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago
I don't get how people want to own a dog that looks like this. The mother-dog is looking fine, so I'm assuming the male was from a more meaty type, because that is NOT the way a puppy should look. Sorry all you "awwwww-how cuuuuuuute"-people, but when I see your comments, I am not questioning anymore how dogs have been bred into unrecognizable ... things.
Deena Salzman 5 years ago
They have been bred to require eye staples to see, which sounds like something out of a horror movie.
Load More Replies... Kaeli McIntyre 5 years ago
These dogs, like pugs are a manmade disaster brought by selfishness. They are in good hands luckily, but these animals should not exist. Their existence is noting but pain and suffering. Adopt don't shop, and stop underground breeding.
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