One Corgi, One Brushing Session, One Whole Extra Dog
A Japanese dog owner spent nearly an hour brushing their Corgi and ended up with enough fur to sculpt a near-perfect look-alike.
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Every spring and autumn, double-coated dog breeds like Corgis, Shibas, and Shelties go through a heavy shedding season — called kanmōki (換毛期) in Japanese — during which they shed their undercoat in startling quantities. Owners who skip regular brushing quickly find fur coating every surface of their home, so many dedicate serious time and effort to grooming their dogs during this period.
One Corgi owner decided to make the most of all that collected fur. After spending nearly an hour brushing their dog Komachi, they had gathered so much shed fur that they shaped it into a second dog — complete with eyes and a nose — that looked remarkably like the original. The photos spread quickly online, drawing a wave of reactions from dog owners who knew the experience all too well.
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