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Netflix's Scooby Doo adaptation sparks debate over dog's breed and ear cropping

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Fans are debating the breed of the dog playing Scooby Doo in Netflix's upcoming live-action adaptation, with many believing the puppy is a different breed due to its floppy ears. The dog is actually a Great Dane puppy, but its natural ear shape differs from the cropped ears typically seen in the cartoon and previous live-action versions. This has sparked discussion about the controversial practice of ear cropping, which is banned in some countries and opposed by veterinary associations. AI

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Netflix's Scooby Doo adaptation sparks debate over dog's breed and ear cropping

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Paul Tassi, Senior Contributor ·

    Why Netflix’s New Scooby Doo Puppy Is Confusing Fans

    Netflix's live-action Scooby Doo has been revealed for its new show, but fans think that the wrong dog breed is being used.

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