The other day I was searching the web and found this picture. It's a GSP (I'm pretty sure) and its puffed. There are tiny spikes on this little GSP. Just as a matter of interest (me being the owner of a GSP who's never puffed) when GSPs puff do they naturally have those little spikes?
Thanks for your answers.
P.S. I know that it's horrible that this tiny GSP is puffed also that its being held out of water and it doesn't look very healthy, but I'm very curious about the spikes.
P.P.S. I don't own any rights to the picture I posted or to the website that it's from or to anything of the sort.
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It's a GSP (I'm pretty sure) and its puffed. There are tiny spikes on this little GSP. Just as a matter of interest (me being the owner of a GSP who's never puffed) when GSPs puff do they naturally have those little spikes?
