Love comes in all shapes and sizes, especially if we’re talking about pets or, in this case, dogs. Big or small, smart and reserved or infinitely dorky, floof or no floof—they are man’s best friend regardless. However, some doggos have such distinct looks, not only their owners fall in love with them, but people of the internet as well.
Russian borzoi, also known as Russian wolfdogs, usually attract a lot of attention with their elongated lines and tall physique. However, the star of today’s story, this sweet gal named Tupe, has taken the typical borzoi appearance to a completely new level with her extremely long snout! The adorable two-year-old pup currently has more than 77k followers on Instagram who wish to boop the snoot. Scroll down to see what those people are so crazy about.
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in all the pictures she looks happy and relaxed. your pictures are amazing.
She looks so happy likes shes laughing. All those heart shaped leaves and the flowers make the perfect background.😃
Reminds me of me and my husband's dogs: "oooo I've found a new toy!" Hey give me my sock back! "But it's my new toy I just found". Here have this dog toy instead 🙂 "yay dog toy!"
I was having a mini freak out. "Oh, they had this one already. But the dog was a different color. DID I SWITCH REALITIES and now the dog article is running and I never saw it here" Sorry, mildly crazy.
Load More Replies...Bored Panda, stop allowing threads like this. They undoubtedly inspire venal and attention hungry creeps to try to breed for even more extreme features that are painful and unhealthy for the animals.
I was having a mini freak out. "Oh, they had this one already. But the dog was a different color. DID I SWITCH REALITIES and now the dog article is running and I never saw it here" Sorry, mildly crazy.
Load More Replies...Bored Panda, stop allowing threads like this. They undoubtedly inspire venal and attention hungry creeps to try to breed for even more extreme features that are painful and unhealthy for the animals.
