The Pomeranian dog ran away with "white glutinous rice balls all over its body". The owner was busy removing the ice but was bitten by it.

A Japanese pet owner shared that his Pomeranian dog ran around excitedly during heavy snowfall, with big, round "white glutinous rice balls" growing on its body.

The weather is getting colder and colder, and heavy snow has begun to fall in many places. A Japanese pet owner shared that his Pomeranian dog ran around excitedly during the record-breaking snowfall, and actually grew big "White glutinous rice balls" round on his body., they look so interesting that even dogs are quite curious about them.

The owner revealed on X, there was a heavy snowfall one morning, with at least 40 centimeters of snow covering, setting a record for the deepest snow in December. That day, the pet dog "Kohaku" (こはく) was very interested in the snow outside, so he asked his owner to take him out to play. As soon as he got outside, he ran around happily.

Unexpectedly, not long after, the poster discovered that Kohaku had several white spherical objects growing on his body, from his limbs and even his belly. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be snow after it got on the dog's hair. The stickier and bigger it became, like a snowball, snowballs like white glutinous rice balls grew out, and he was very impressed that they became so big for the first time.

The owner said that he took Kohaku to take a shower, and all the snowballs on his body quickly melted. In the process, the dog even chewed several bites of the snowballs. Kohaku's innocent appearance also melted the owner heart.

今朝は大雪で40cmほど雪が積もって、大興奮で走り回った結果です pic.twitter.com/znmUzqake3

— ポメラニアンこはく🐾 (@kohakupome589) 2024年12月23日