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From golden retriever to red setter! Chinese dog owner paints his dog SCARLET to show him off on social media
- A dog owner from Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, painted his dog dark pink
- In another clip it appears that black glasses are also painted on it
- Social media users expressed concern that the human hair dye would be harmful to the pet
- But the owner claimed that a vet said the dye wouldn’t hurt the golden retriever
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A Chinese dog owner painted his golden retriever scarlet to show it off on social media — as some internet users expressed concern it would harm the dog.
A video shows the owner, from Guangzhou, in southern China’s Guangdong province, holding the puppy — now a dark pink — and making him face the camera.
Shades of golden fur can still be discerned around the eyes and nose of the unimpressed-looking pup’s face, but most of his fur has turned a vibrant pink-red.
In another clip, it also looks like black glasses have been painted on the pet as the cameraman laughs.
A Chinese dog owner painted his golden retriever scarlet to show it off on social media
The once-golden retriever was painted dark pink, with gold flecks remaining only around the nose and eyes
Finally, the puppy is dragged across the floor to show the full extent of his transformation.
Some internet users expressed concern about whether the human hair dye the pet owner used would be harmful to the dog.
But the heavily tattooed owner claimed he spoke to a vet, who told him the dye wouldn’t harm his pet Golden Retriever at all.
A video shows the owner, from Guangzhou, in southern China’s Guangdong province, holding the puppy — now a dark pink — and making him face the camera
In another clip, it also looks like the pet has black glasses painted on it as the cameraman laughs
Finally, the puppy is dragged across the floor to show the full extent of his transformation
Some internet users expressed concern about whether the human hair dye the pet owner used would be harmful to the dog
One commenter wrote: ‘Okay, now all the dogs in a 10-mile radius are coming to laugh at him.’
Another social media user asked, “How long will it take for this to fade?”
And another commented, “This is the most fashionable dog on the web.”
China has no animal protection laws, with only one national law providing protective measures for certain wildlife.