Viral Meme And Smiling Dog: Cheems Balltze Dies At 12 After Cancer Struggle

According to a recent report, a viral dog known as Ball Ball passed away at the age of 12 after struggling with cancer. The dog, also known as Cheems Balltze, inspired many with a captivating smile.

Dogs have been part of families for many. With the emergence of the internet and social media, many internet users shared their pets and animals. From day to day, they post about their dogs' activities that also inspire other people.

One of the popular dogs on the internet is Cheems Balltze, or Ball Ball. On the dog's Instagram, it has about 800,000 followers on the said platforms.

The followers on the dog's social platform expressed their condolences.

Cheems Balltze became an instant celebrity on social media with his iconic smiles and posts, making it a famous dog meme and cheeseburgers.

Viral Meme And Smiling Dog

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A stock photo of Shiba Inu. The viral dog on the internet, Cheems Balltze, died at 12 after struggling with cancer. The dog is also popularly known as "Ball Ball" with the pup's captivating smile.

Cheems Balltze is a Shiba Inu. According to the Instagram post, Balltze underwent chemotherapy. In the last thoracentesis surgery, the dog fell asleep.

During that time, Balltze did not wake up. In the post, people were advised to remember the happiness that Ball Ball offered to many people and his captivating smile, especially during the pandemic.

The pet owner added that the dog mission is now completed, and Ball Ball is always remembered.

Facts about Shiba Inu Dog

When you look at the breed of Shiba Inu, you might think it is like a fox. The said dog is very popular in Japan.

They can live up to 15 years. The oldest Inus managed to live up to 26, known as Pusuke. The dog died on December 11 due to old age.

In terms of weight, the male shiba inus can reach up to 20 pounds.

According to reports, Shiba Inu is considered an ancient breed that existed in Japan, accompanying the early immigrants to the country in about 7000 BC. The breeds thrived in the Chubu Region and survived in extreme temperatures.

Furthermore, Americans recorded the early arrival of Shiba Inu in 1954. Being fox-looking, the dog has the blood of a great hunter

While they may look the same, the Shiba Inus have different kinds:

The Sanin
The Sinshu
The Mino

Inus almost reached the brink of extinction due to war and food shortage.

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Keeping your pets safe from heat conditions

As extreme heat continues to hit parts of the U.S., staying safe from temperatures is essential for pets. Keeping out from prolonged heat exposure can prevent heat exhaustion and heat stress.

Pet owners should not let their pets become unattended inside hot cars. The situation can cause dangerous, soaring temperatures.

Furthermore, limiting outdoor activities is also recommendable, especially during morning walks.