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He is gray and plush, like a thoroughbred British. But the habits are a puppy. And the muzzle looks more like a corgi than a yellow-eyed arrogant cat. An argument even unfolded in one of the social networks – is it a dog or a cat?

“Yes, this is a pet from a farm where fox cubs are bred” – there is also such a version. “No, this is a Prussian blue corgi,” others assure. “They are bred by crossing corgi with Mainecoons.” “And I don’t really care who it is. I want this for myself,” the third draw the line under the dispute.

In fact, this puppy may well be the fruit of the love of the corgi and the Hmong dog, popular in Vietnam (where the cute kid lives). These animals are excellent hunters and watchmen, very loyal, get along well with children, and are distinguished by rare sociability.

As the doggie owner, a Vietnamese named Hai Anh told the portal Bored Panda, the puppy’s name is Dui – a bamboo rat. He bought a puppy in one of Vietnam’s mountainous provinces and did not know its exact pedigree. “Apparently a mixture of local dogs and short-legged dingos,” he shrugs.

Dui, according to the owner, is an adorable and sociable puppy, carefree, and loving. His favorite pastime is playing and making faces for the camera. By the way, this is another feature for which the subscribers of Duya’s social media pages adore the doggie – rich facial expressions. It seems that his cutest pug is capable of expressing the entire spectrum of completely human emotions: from joy to surprise, from delight to the deepest sympathy.