The dogs of the breed Doberman naturally attract attention with their beauty, elegance and power, and in addition a Puppy This breed, called Jukka, enchants with his beauty rare: he is albino.
The fiveyearold dog lives with his owner Ashley Carey in Oconto County, Wisconsin, in the United States, and went viral online after the woman posted a video featuring the mascot on her TikTok profile.
Jukka is an albino Doberman. (Photo: Instagram/@xoashleycarey)
In the caption, she jokingly wrote, “He’s slowly dying from lack of attention. Please don’t let him die. He needs more love.” We can imagine how loving and needy this handsome guy is, right?
In the pictures, Jukka the Doberman appears with a sad and needy expression on his face, clearly wanting affection. Watching it, it’s hard to resist the urge to offer affection and comfort.
Jukka loves affection. (Photo: Instagram/@xoashleycarey)
Although he is deeply loved by his family, Jukka always seems to want more affection. How can you not want to upset such a little creature?
The publication received more than 726,000 views and thousands of comments from Internet users who were impressed by the dog’s beauty.
“It has to be the most majestic dog I’ve ever seen,” declared one netizen.
“This is the most beautiful Doberman I have ever seen,” praised another.
“He is absolutely BEAUTIFUL… and he knows it very well,” commented a third.
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Despite her beauty, Jukka’s owner does not support the selective breeding of albino Dobermans due to the serious health risks associated with this disease.
Unfortunately, Jukka was diagnosed with skin cancer and had to undergo surgery to remove the spots.
“I will continue to raise awareness about albino Dobermans and why it is unethical to intentionally breed for color!” Ashley explained in an Instagram post.
To follow Jukka on social media, click here.
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Meet Van, another lighthaired Doberman
Van is a Doberman who came to your family during the pandemic with his “silly and strange” attitude. He needed a lot of training to socialize and get along well with everyone in the house.
If he was once aloof, he certainly isn’t anymore, as he loves walks in the park in the city of Los Angeles, California (USA) and loves being the center of attention.
Van is a Doberman dog with light (beige) fur. (Photo: Instagram/@von_dobie)
The pet is also distinguished by the light color of fur, but contrary to popular belief, it is not an albino. According to the animal’s owner on the Pets in Town news portal, albinism in the breed is characterized by red eyes, which is not the case with Van.
Van’s coat color is considered cream, although it is not officially recognized by the American Kennel Club, the largest registry of pure dog breeds in the world. However, he can still be registered as a purebred dog.
Doberman Van owner says he is not albino. (Photo: Instagram/@von_dobie)
Due to the color of the coat, the pet requires special care, including the application of sunscreen and the use of protective glasses to prevent problems from UV rays. The owner also mentions that he needs to bathe more often.
Check out a video of this handsome guy below!
The pet has an Instagram account where the owner shares the pet’s everyday life with her more than 20,000 followers.
You can follow him by clicking here.
Interesting facts about albino dogs
According to PetMD, albinism is a genetic condition that causes dogs’ skin, fur, and eyes to be completely or partially unpigmented, making them remarkably different.
One of the most striking features of albino dogs is the color of their eyes, which are often red or pink due to a lack of pigmentation.
These dogs require special care due to their lack of pigmentation, which makes them more susceptible to sun damage such as sunburn and skin cancer.
Protecting sensitive skin with sunscreen is essential. In addition, their light coat requires special care to avoid stains.
Due to their genetic condition, they may be more sensitive to visual and environmental stimuli.