Harvey, 6 months old, is a soft-skinned Shar Pei dog owned by owner Teresa Moll Arguimbau, 22, of Menorca, Spain.
With her distinctive appearance, Harvey loves to receive a full body care that includes moisturizing from head to toe so that she can maintain her unique folds.
Ms. Arguimbau said: "I am crazy about the wrinkles and the skin of the dog Harvey. It is so soft, and the wrinkles are beautiful."
Arguimbau describes that every time Harvey drinks water, the water will flow through the wrinkles and that it is Chloe, Harvey's mother, who has to clean up by licking the water off the wrinkles.
To preserve Harvey's unusual coat, owner Arguimbau must regularly apply moisturizer, every two days.
It is known that the Shar Pei breed originates from the Far East, which has less wrinkles on the skin, but over time, breeders have produced more types.
On the social networking site, Arguimbau often shares adorable pictures of the family's dogs. Plus, she shares tips and ideas with other owners on how to care.
Arguimbau said: "I didn't expect much love from my online friends, but I was surprised to discover a wonderful community, a family that I can talk to and interact with every day. Thanks to that, I can exchange a lot of knowledge, learn a lot of new things and above all share Harvey's daily life with everyone."
Harvey the dog loves to sunbathe, go to the beach, but his special skin is quite sensitive to the sun.
Harvey's photos attracted the attention of netizens. Not only that, in real life, Harvey is also famous throughout the island where he lives.
Harvey also attracts a lot of attention in the real world. Living on such a small island, where everyone knows each other, makes Harvey very popular here.
Harvey the dog has two siblings, Dona and Louis, but now both have moved to a new home.
During the first days of his life, Harvey had vision problems. The owner had to take it to the vet to examine it so it could see.
Arguimbau said: "Dona and Louis don't have vision problems but Harvey does. Harvey has more wrinkles than his brothers. For the first two months, he can't see anything. Every week, I take him to see the doctor. vet and treatment, and had to take antibiotics and apply cream. Fortunately, as time went on, Harvey gradually regained his vision even though one eye was not clear."
