Dandy’s TikTok clips—which have racked up 10 million likes and attracted more than 318,000 followers—continue to spark discussion.
Critics have cast doubt on Chloe’s motives, arguing that dyeing the dog is unlikely to deter potential thieves and is merely a way to gain attention online.
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However, supporters argue that Dandy appears to be a well-loved and well-cared-for dog, is unaware of his own color, and that his owner has every right to dye him as long as it’s done safely and humanely.
Despite his TikTok account’s popularity, Dandy has not been active on the platform since February. Over on Instagram, the most recent post, dated July, shows him back to his natural fur color as the dye has gradually faded.
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Chloe mentioned that he “needs a touch up” and will be “red soon,” though it’s unclear what color Dandy currently is.
However, many commenters expressed their preference for Dandy’s “true colors,” urging her not to dye him again.
What’s your take on the decision to turn Dandy bright red? Is it a creative way to protect him from potential dognappers, or an unnecessary and harmful practice?
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