He might only be seven-months-old, but Moo the Dachshund is already causing quite the stir on social media, having already amassed an incredible 35.5K followers on his Instagram.
View this post on InstagramLookin like a stud in my new camo collar😎🐶 Thank you @pet_fect!🖤
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Moo lives in Miami, Florida with his owner, Victoria Hoffman. Hoffman frequently posts pictures of the pup, and after looking at his pictures, it’s easy to see why he’s captured the hearts and attention of so many people. His coat is a very interesting speckled pattern that makes the pint-sized pooch look like a Dalmatian.
View this post on InstagramNo cornteen pjs here, just maaa birfffday suit.🐄😏 #alnatural
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Moo has what’s called piebald fur, an occurrence caused by unpigmented white patches that are speckled throughout a darker, pigmented background. His twenty-four-year-old owner has mentioned how people regularly mistake Moo for wearing a sweater at first until they get a better look at him. While it’s unusual, it’s definitely real.
View this post on InstagramFlying into the weekend liiiikeee🐾💨🍃
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Victoria has mentioned that they’re often stopped by people asking to take a picture with the unique little pooch. The proud owner has stated that it isn’t just his fur that makes him one-in-a-million, but it’s also his personality that sets him apart. Moo has various endearing quirks such as hoarding toys in the same exact spot, snacking on almonds or watermelon, and napping beneath the bed while on his back.
View this post on InstagramRub-a-dub dub, sausage in the tub🌭🛁
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Victoria has never had a dull moment since getting Moo, especially since she got him while the whole world was in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. She and her boyfriend took the plunge and welcomed Moo into their family, a decision that was the best thing ever. The little pup has managed to keep them smiling despite the lockdown. And that is precisely why dogs are such great companions – especially in a crisis.