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Mohu has collected quite the cult following online (Picture: SWNS)

One of the world’s most unusual dogs has become an online sensation… for being completely round.

Mohu the spherical Toy Poodle has even been dubbed the ‘world’s cutest dog’thanks to her unique shape.

The six-year-old pooch who lives in Osaka, Japan, found internet fame after her owner started sharing pictures of her online.

She has since amassed nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram, with people from all over the world in awe of her fluffy, round coat.

And it’s not just Insta where Mohu is making a serious impact – she also boasts an impressive 31,000 followers on TikTok, with users tuning in to watch Mohu’s day-to-day life.

People really can’t get enough of her – some of the pup’s TikTok videos have had over four million views.

RE-SENT FOR HIGHER RESOLUTION. Mohu the spherical Toy Poodle. See SWNS story SWSMpoodle. The 'world cutest dog' has gone viral - because she is completely ROUND. Mohu the spherical Toy Poodle has nearly 100,000 follows on Intsa - obsessed with her shape. The six-year-old from Osaka, Japan, has become an internet sensation after her owner started sharing pictures of her online. She has since gained a massive following on Instagram, with people from all over the world in awe of her fluffy, round coat.
If we could only get our hair to look that good… (Picture: @__mohu_c/SWNS)

Mohu’s owner, Nanae, said: ‘Her personality is mature and slow paced.

‘I don’t know why she’s so popular, she always gets looked at on the street and I get asked all the time what breed she is.’

Mohu’s most popular post has almost 40,000 likes and hundreds of comments praising her circular hairdo.

One fan even commented, ‘I would forfeit all my assets to her,’ while another called her a ‘distinguished gentlepup’.

If you’re wondering whether it’s safe to groom your dog like Mohu, the RSPCA urges owners to remember that grooming should only be used for the pet’s needs of comfort, safety, and good health.

The animal charity advises that dogs should be brushed ‘as required’, depending on their breed, writing: ‘Owners should monitor the condition of their dog’s coat, looking for any tangles/mats or dullness which indicates they might need a brush.

‘Grooming can take anything from a few minutes to several hours a week depending on your type of dog.’

More intricate grooming, such as cutting and styling, should be carried out by professionals, who can help ensure that your pet is being treated in the safest way possible – some groomers even work from vet surgeries.

And if you do try yourself to give your pup the Mohu look, remember to always use blunt nosed safety scissors. Never point them towards your pet, and take extra care taken if trimming any hair around the eyes to avoid accidents.