Times Are Advancing: Are Dogs Now Taking Selfies? A User Shares Their Phone Full of "Dog Selfie Notifications" Sparking Heated Discussions

Recently, a "selfie notification" from a pet camera has ignited a lively discussion online. The star of the event is a two-year-old Pomeranian named "Nagomi." While the owner was out, their phone received a notification from the pet camera stating, "Cute selfie completed! Would you like to take a look?" This piqued the owner's curiosity, leading them to check it out, resulting in delightful surprises!

The selfie captured Nagomi in clear detail, showcasing its adorable features, rich expressions, and big eyes, perfectly reflecting its innocent charm. This image quickly sparked enthusiastic discussions on Twitter (now known as X), with comments like "Ultimate cuteness" and "The era of dog selfies has arrived" flooding in. Many users expressed their heartfelt reactions to the selfie, with remarks such as "So cute, I can't help but exclaim!" and "Finally, the era where dogs can take selfies!" highlighting people's love and amazement for pet selfies.

In fact, Nagomi's owner utilized a high-tech pet camera called "Furbo," which allows remote operation and tracking of the dog's movements. This technology enables Nagomi to capture its daily life anytime and anywhere, allowing the owner to check on their pet's status through their phone even while away.

セルフィー？？？と思って確認したら
本当にセルフィー撮ってた pic.twitter.com/wXK5Iz2uxx

— なごみ🍵ポメラニアン (@nagomi_kedama) December 13, 2024

Nagomi's selfie not only became a hot topic online but also attracted admiration and discussion from many netizens. The owner has also shared more of Nagomi's daily life on Twitter and Instagram, allowing users to enjoy its warm smile and adorable appearance. With continuous advancements in technology, pet selfies have emerged as a new trend, and Nagomi's selfie undoubtedly represents this movement. In the future, we may see even more adorable pet selfies leading new online hotspots, bringing more warmth and smiles into our lives.