AN ADORABLE pup decided to hide from his owner among a massive collection of teddy bears.
The owner struggled to find it as it got mixed up with her teddy collection- can you spot the REAL dog?
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A dog is hidden in the pile of teddy bears 5
Can you spot the real dog?
A woman from the subprovincial city of Shenyang in the Chinese province of Liaoning, is the owner of an extensive collection of cuddly teddy bears.
The collection requires regular cleaning to be kept spick and span as the stuffed toys attract dust.
While the woman was in the middle of spring cleaning, her pooch, appropriately named Teddy, was trying to play with the toys interfering with the cleanup.
She eventually picked him up and dumped him in the middle of them so she could get on with the task at hand.
Shortly afterwards, when she wanted to take a break she realised her dog had fallen asleep between the teddy bears and she could not find him.
She then grabbed her phone and filmed the amusing incident to share online and see if any of her pals could spot him.
The clip quickly went viral with eagle-eyed social media users trying to spot the hidden pup.
She said: "I have around 200 vintage teddy bears, although in this video there are 200 vintage teddy bears and one very real cuddly dog."
She added that the dog was known locally as a teddy dog, also known as a Shichon, which is a mixed breed dog–a cross between the Shih Tzu and the Bichon Frise dog breeds.
Shichons go by a few other names including the Shih Tzu-Bichon mix, Zuchon, and of course the Teddy Bear dog.
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The woman has a huge collection of teddy bears 5
Her pet fell asleep between the toys 5
Shichons are also known as teddy bear dogs
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