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Buster, a dog from Oklahoma who underwent a dramatic transformation due to vitiligo. Initially, Buster’s owner, Matt Smith, noticed small white patches forming around Buster’s eyes and chin. Over approximately two and a half years, these patches expanded, and Buster’s once black coat turned completely white. Despite the change in appearance, vitiligo is a cosmetic condition and doesn’t affect a dog’s health or quality of life. While vitiligo is rare in dogs, it has been documented in various breeds. The condition results from the loss of pigment-producing cells, leading to white or unpigmented areas on the skin and fur. The progression and extent of depigmentation can vary among individual dogs