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Newsweek
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Internet Can't Cope With Goldendoodle's Very Millennial Halloween Costume
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A goldendoodle dressed as a Beanie Baby for Halloween has delighted viewers on TikTok—reviving millennial nostalgia for many, while proving that, when it comes to canine Halloween costumes, less is often more. Shared to TikTok by @kaleighleip on July 10, the now-viral video features the curly-haired dog sitting solemnly with a plush red "TY" tag hanging from his neck. The clip is overlaid with the caption: "Not a fan of his Halloween costume." Viewers, however, were quick to disagree. Since it was posted, the video has been liked more than 1.2 million times and viewed over 7.2 million times. The sight of the dog channeling a lifelike version of the iconic '90s plush toy has left viewers in stitches, with many poking fun at the canine's unamused expression in the costume. Comments have poured in from viewers who were clearly caught off guard by the combination of accuracy and hilarity. Several have highlighted the dog's expressive stare toward the figure behind the camera, joking that it hints at the canine feeling disgruntled by the choice of outfit. "I thought the dog was the Halloween costume and there was a human in there," one viewer said. "Halloween for the win," another added. "He's just a big baby," a third viewer posted. "He looks like rootbeer the beanie boo," one comment read, while another shared that the dog reminds them of another toy from the range called Noodles. "OMG [oh my God], it's perfect," one viewer commented. "He's embarrassed," another posted. "OMG adorable, I love how you're not loading him down with a full body costume," a third viewer commented. "That's adorable," one user shared. "Side eye," another added. "Doodles are so sassy," a third wrote in agreement. "Honestly the best costume ever," one viewer summed up, while another commented that they had dressed their own goldendoodle similarly last Halloween. Goldendoodles—crosses between golden retrievers and poodles—are beloved for their intelligence, affectionate nature, and highly expressive personalities. Known for their ability to mirror human emotions with startling accuracy, these dogs appear to communicate through soulful eyes, animated gestures, and hilariously deadpan expressions. Their natural charisma and emotional range make them ideal family pets. Newsweek reached out to @kaleighleip for more information via TikTok. Stock photo: A goldendoodle sits in a festive Halloween setting surrounded by lanterns, autumn leaves, and spooky cobwebs. Stock photo: A goldendoodle sits in a festive Halloween setting surrounded by lanterns, autumn leaves, and spooky cobwebs. Getty Images Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.


Newsweek
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Goldendoodle Dropped at Groomer With Matted Ears—No One Prepared for Result
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A North Carolina groomer's routine haircut for a goldendoodle has unexpectedly delighted viewers online, turning his simple trim into a viral moment, thanks to the stark contrast in how the canine looked before and after the visit. The TikTok video, shared by Sarah White under @charlottedoggrooming on June 6, shows a dog named Jett at his grooming appointment. Initially shaggy in a way that is typical for his breed, Jett emerges nearly unrecognizable after having his ears shaved due to matting. "What a doodle with shaved ears looks like," an overlaid text on the video read. More than 259,000 people have watched the video to date, with several viewers voicing their amusement at the dramatic transformation in the comments. White, 28, told Newsweek that Jett's owners trusted her judgment on the grooming approach. Shaving his ears was necessary for his comfort and hygiene—but the result took everyone by surprise, including White. "It unexpectedly sparked a really adorable and wholesome response," White said. "So many doodle owners started sharing photos of their own dogs with shaved ears. "It turned into a lighthearted, feel-good thread of proud pet parents showing off their pups!" From left: Jett the goldendoodle stands on a table at his grooming salon in Charlotte, North Carolina. From left: Jett the goldendoodle stands on a table at his grooming salon in Charlotte, North Carolina. @charlottedoggrooming Goldendoodles, a popular hybrid of golden retrievers and poodles, are known for their thick, curly coats, which can easily become matted if not maintained with regular grooming. While shaved ears may not be the standard look for the breed, Jett's new appearance seemed to charm viewers on TikTok rather than shock them. "My [favorite] but my clients never want to," one viewer posted. "I love short ears on dogs, that makes them look so much younger," another added. "Love a short ear, very silky," a third viewer shared. "We call these Dorito ears, and I love them," one viewer said. "I'm actually not mad at this," another commented. White, who has been a pet groomer for six years, runs a mobile nail-trimming business with her husband called N.E.A.T Mobile and also offers full grooming services at home. "It has been really heartwarming to see the community engage so positively," White said. "Getting that many likes was not planned, but I am so glad it happened with something that brought smiles and good energy. "As a groomer, I love when a simple transformation can spark joy, and in this case, it definitely did!" White added that the reaction from Jett's owners was just as rewarding as the public response. "The owners were ecstatic when they came to pick him up afterwards," she said. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.


Newsweek
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Goldendoodle Has 'Summer Haircut'—Internet Not Prepared for Result
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A dog's grooming transformation has wowed the internet. A dog mom called Jeannely (@jeannely_24) shared her goldendoodle's summer cut, which garnered 231,200 views and 13,400 likes on TikTok. "When it's time to get your annual summer haircut," she wrote as the text overlay on a clip of her shaggy poodle. "Goose is that you?" she captioned the video. The video shows Goose before his trim, sporting a long, curly, fluffy coat. Then it cuts to the after shot, revealing a dapper pup with a smooth, straight, and silky-soft finish. Goldendoodles, a cross between golden retrievers and poodles, are known for their friendly temperament, intelligence, and hypoallergenic coats. They're a popular choice for families and allergy sufferers alike, thanks to their minimal shedding and affectionate nature, according to PetMD. However, their coats require consistent care. As PetMD notes, goldendoodles need frequent brushing and regular grooming to prevent mats and tangles from forming. Without proper maintenance, their thick, curly fur can become uncomfortable and even painful for the dog. The Doodle Trust also stresses the importance of grooming, recommending doodles be brushed thoroughly at least three times a week and professionally groomed every 6–8 weeks. They warn that failing to keep on top of coat care can lead to matting that may only be resolved by shaving the coat short. A stock image showing a Maltipoo puppy on a dog groomer's table. A stock image showing a Maltipoo puppy on a dog groomer's table. SeventyFour/iStock / Getty Images Plus TikTokers were quick to weigh in on Goose's glow-up—some with admiration, others confused by the phrase "annual summer haircut." "All doodles should be groomed every 6-7 weeks. If you can't afford the grooming then don't buy doodles," said one user. "ANNUAL SUMMER = because last time I checked summer is once a year.. I don't understand why so many people can't comprehend that statement. Clearly you can see from the doodle he gets multiple haircuts yearly," explained another user. The original poster replied: "Thank you! Lol I need to pin this comment!" Other commenters were more focused on Goose's transformation itself. "He's like my dog, twins," said JC. "The groomer did amazing on the face," said another user. "My doodle has this same coat. We brush him with a metal wire brush and he still looks like a matted ball," said Alejandra. "Awww new man," said Bruno. "Nice and cool cut for the summer!" said another user. Newsweek reached out to @jeannely_24 for comment via TikTok. We could not verify the details of the case. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.


The Irish Sun
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
It's cute & looks like a teddy – but there's another reason people think a fluffy crossbreed is the ‘perfect' dog
A FLUFFY little furball is sending TikTok into meltdown and fans reckon it could be the most paw-fect pup ever. Known online as Advertisement 2 Tiktok is obsessed with Honey, a pomapoo pup Credit: Tiktok/ it'shoneythepomapoo 2 Honey the pomapoo is half pomeranian and half poodle Credit: Tiktok/ it'shoneythepomapoo But there's more to this She doesn't shed at all, making her an absolute dream for allergy sufferers and clean freaks alike. Honey is a Pomapoo, With her tiny size and teddy-like fluff, it's no wonder the internet has fallen in love. Advertisement Read more on dogs One TikTok user gushed: 'So cute!' Another dubbed her: 'the most perfect dog.' Others chimed in with 'Looks like a teddy bear' and 'She's unreal.' Pomapoos are what's known as a "designer dog". Advertisement Most read in Fabulous They're a The result is a clever, affectionate little companion who loves cuddles as much as a game of fetch. Padraig Harrington's dog plays hilariously cute role in Irish golfer's US Senior Open celebrations Standing just eight to 12 inches tall, But don't be fooled by their tiny size, they've got big personalities and love being the centre of attention. Advertisement Honey's owner shared her adorable antics on But while this mix is winning fans left and right, not everyone in the dog world is sold on the poodle cross trend. One dog groomer has warned that these 'doodles' – crosses like Goldendoodles, Bernedoodles and yes, Pomapoos – can be a bit of a nightmare if not properly cared for. Emma Badgley, a professional groomer, says many owners underestimate just how high-maintenance these breeds can be. Advertisement 'Doodle owners are often clueless about the grooming needs,' she moaned in a post on Quora. 'Some of the most matted dogs I've ever seen have been doodles – and trying to groom them when they're knotted and wriggly is seriously stressful.' She added that big poodle mixes like Goldendoodles and Saint Berdoodles can be especially tough, because they've got the energy of a toddler and coats that demand constant brushing. Even smaller breeds like Pomapoos aren't completely fuss-free. Advertisement If they inherit the Poodle's curls, they'll need regular grooming to stop their hair turning into a tangled mess. Britain's favourite dog breeds HERE are the top ten dog breeds in the UK.... Labrador Retriever Renowned for their friendly and outgoing nature. Popular as both family pets and working dogs. French Bulldog Known for their distinctive bat-like ears and affectionate temperament. Ideal for city living due to their small size. Cocker Spaniel Beloved for their playful and loyal disposition. Excellent companions for active families. Pug Recognised for their charming wrinkled faces and sociable nature. Adaptable to various living environments. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Valued for their courageous and loving character. Strong and muscular build, yet gentle with children. Dachshund Adored for their distinctive long bodies and lively personality. Comes in a variety of coat types: smooth, wire, and long-haired. Border Collie Celebrated for their intelligence and energy. Excellent working dogs, especially in herding. Golden Retriever Known for their friendly and tolerant attitude. Great family pets and skilled in various service roles. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cherished for their gentle and affectionate nature. Small size makes them perfect for lap dogs. German Shepherd Admired for their loyalty and versatility. Commonly used in police and military roles due to their trainability. And that's not all, some popular breeds like Huskies, German Shepherds and Newfoundlands were called out for being 'anxious' and 'a lot of work' by the same groomer. So, while Honey might look like a living teddy bear, there's a bit of effort behind the fluff. Still, if you're ready to commit to grooming and want a cute, clever, and snuggly sidekick, a Pomapoo could just be your perfect match. Advertisement


Scottish Sun
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
It's cute & looks like a teddy – but there's another reason people think a fluffy crossbreed is the ‘perfect' dog
Scroll down to find out Britains favourite dog breeds PAW-FECT It's cute & looks like a teddy – but there's another reason people think a fluffy crossbreed is the 'perfect' dog Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A FLUFFY little furball is sending TikTok into meltdown and fans reckon it could be the most paw-fect pup ever. Known online as Honey, this adorable teddy-bear lookalike is melting hearts across social media with his big brown eyes and soft golden coat. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Tiktok is obsessed with Honey, a pomapoo pup Credit: Tiktok/ it'shoneythepomapoo 2 Honey the pomapoo is half pomeranian and half poodle Credit: Tiktok/ it'shoneythepomapoo But there's more to this pup than just cuteness. She doesn't shed at all, making her an absolute dream for allergy sufferers and clean freaks alike. Honey is a Pomapoo, a cross between a Pomeranian and a Poodle, and she's got nearly 30,000 fans swooning over her cuddly good looks. With her tiny size and teddy-like fluff, it's no wonder the internet has fallen in love. Read more on dogs more cobbles Inside ex Coronation Street star Vicky Entwistle's stunning cosy cottage One TikTok user gushed: 'So cute!' Another dubbed her: 'the most perfect dog.' Others chimed in with 'Looks like a teddy bear' and 'She's unreal.' Pomapoos are what's known as a "designer dog". They're a mix of two breeds, combining the smarts and low-shedding coat of a Poodle with the playful, outgoing personality of a Pomeranian. The result is a clever, affectionate little companion who loves cuddles as much as a game of fetch. Padraig Harrington's dog plays hilariously cute role in Irish golfer's US Senior Open celebrations Standing just eight to 12 inches tall, Pomapoos are perfect for flats or houses alike. But don't be fooled by their tiny size, they've got big personalities and love being the centre of attention. Honey's owner shared her adorable antics on TikTok, showing her prancing around like she owns the place. But while this mix is winning fans left and right, not everyone in the dog world is sold on the poodle cross trend. One dog groomer has warned that these 'doodles' – crosses like Goldendoodles, Bernedoodles and yes, Pomapoos – can be a bit of a nightmare if not properly cared for. Emma Badgley, a professional groomer, says many owners underestimate just how high-maintenance these breeds can be. 'Doodle owners are often clueless about the grooming needs,' she moaned in a post on Quora. 'Some of the most matted dogs I've ever seen have been doodles – and trying to groom them when they're knotted and wriggly is seriously stressful.' She added that big poodle mixes like Goldendoodles and Saint Berdoodles can be especially tough, because they've got the energy of a toddler and coats that demand constant brushing. Even smaller breeds like Pomapoos aren't completely fuss-free. If they inherit the Poodle's curls, they'll need regular grooming to stop their hair turning into a tangled mess. Britain's favourite dog breeds HERE are the top ten dog breeds in the UK.... Labrador Retriever Renowned for their friendly and outgoing nature. Popular as both family pets and working dogs. French Bulldog Known for their distinctive bat-like ears and affectionate temperament. Ideal for city living due to their small size. Cocker Spaniel Beloved for their playful and loyal disposition. Excellent companions for active families. Pug Recognised for their charming wrinkled faces and sociable nature. Adaptable to various living environments. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Valued for their courageous and loving character. Strong and muscular build, yet gentle with children. Dachshund Adored for their distinctive long bodies and lively personality. Comes in a variety of coat types: smooth, wire, and long-haired. Border Collie Celebrated for their intelligence and energy. Excellent working dogs, especially in herding. Golden Retriever Known for their friendly and tolerant attitude. Great family pets and skilled in various service roles. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cherished for their gentle and affectionate nature. Small size makes them perfect for lap dogs. German Shepherd Admired for their loyalty and versatility. Commonly used in police and military roles due to their trainability. And that's not all, some popular breeds like Huskies, German Shepherds and Newfoundlands were called out for being 'anxious' and 'a lot of work' by the same groomer. So, while Honey might look like a living teddy bear, there's a bit of effort behind the fluff. Still, if you're ready to commit to grooming and want a cute, clever, and snuggly sidekick, a Pomapoo could just be your perfect match.