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You Didn’t Know This Was Your Favorite Fluffy Dog Breed Until Just Now

If you’ve ever seen a shar pei, then you know that they can be quite wrinkly. Their short coats need to be cleaned on a regular basis in order to remove any dirt or debris from between these folds.

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But there’s a new kind of shar pei in town that is quickly stealing the show.

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Meet the bear-coat shar pei. These fluffy-coated dogs have a lot going on for them in terms of the cuteness factor.

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Their adorable smooshy muzzles and long, soft fur will steal your heart in a second.


Add that fur coat to their wrinkles, and you have one adorable pup who will steal the attention of anyone you meet.

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As puppies, they can be mistaken for tiny bear cubs, but don’t be fooled. You won’t have an angry mother bear on your tail if you decide to give these adorable pooches some head pats.

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And you’ll be able to give them so many with how big their heads are. Their head-to-body ratio is enormous, and it’s with an owner’s hope that they’ll grow into the size of their massive noggins eventually

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And if you think they weren’t cute enough before, you should see them in action. Watch this GIF of a puppy trying to get down some stairs.

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The amount of concentration in his furrowed brow shows what a daunting task it is for a puppy of this size.

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How anyone could ignore that gorgeous face is beyond me.

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