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Russian model and Instagram influencer Anna Stupak gave her pet pooch a fashionable bright neon orange makeover. She shared multiple pictures of the doggo on her Instagram account, which showed it’s fur dyed in neon orange, except its tail and the face. In one of the posts, the Playboy model revealed that she spent around £5000 (Rs. 5 lakh) to make her adorable doggo look like candy for a photoshoot.
The picture shared with around 9 million followers on her Instagram account drew severe criticism from dog lovers across the world. While some were concerned if the practice was safe, others outrightly rained fire on the model saying that the animal fur was not made to be painted in colours.
Model hits back at naysayers
Stupak shared the image of her adorable little pooch on Instagram about three weeks ago. The bright neon orange fur of the doggo left netizens utterly unimpressed.
While some asked “Is painting the dog’s fur really safe?”, others questioned if the dog was comfortable with its colour. Anna hit back at the naysayers by clarifying that the paint “didn’t hurt the animal’s skin.” She also explained to another curious dog lover that the pet is “very well taken care of”.
“My dog is better taken care of than most people,” she said emphasised. She also wrote against a user’s comment, “It’s a paint that brings out the dog’s fur because, in fact, it’s already almost that orange colour. Everything was done with a lot of responsibility so as not to harm his skin.”
