Everyone knows Adolf Hitler, but it isn't everyday that you see someone, or in this case a pup share a striking resemblance to the former dictator. Accidentally, a pup that resembles Hitler was found in the UK.
Patch the dog, who is now being called 'Adolf' or 'Hitler' thanks to the similarity, has a spot of dark brown hair over his left ear and one dark patch on his upper lip, York Press reported.
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The pup's owner, Lynda Whitehead, said that the likeness was pointed out by her eldest daughter when they put up his photo on Facebook.
However, the tiny puppy, a cross between French bulldog and a shih tzu, is a gentle and a lovely little thing despite the likeness to the Nazi leader, Lynda said.
Source: ANI
Source: ANI
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