Nike’s Spotted Tennis Sneakers Literally Have That Dawg in ‘Em

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Furry Tennis Classic Is Absolute Paw-fectionNike's Tennis Classic sneaker has officially gone off the leash with its new "Chew Dog" release.It's a canine-themed take on the classic court sneaker. Think fur-covered uppers and embroidered paws on the heels. Oh, and Nike even gave the shoes their own "doggy tags," a.k.a. tongue tags, which read "Hi My Name is...If lost, please call..."Nike has assembled a pack of these dog-inspired Tennis Classic sneakers, including a pair with white hair and black spots inspired by Dalmatians.Someone get Cruella de Vil on the phone ASAP.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Nike has maintained the Tennis Classic's minimalist design for the most part. However, it has been having some fun with the model lately. It has designed scuffed-up, skateable versions with Rassvet. The sportswear giant also dropped some luxurious reptilian-skinned pairs earlier this year.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Nike returns to the animal theme with the newest Tennis Classics, which undoubtedly have "that dog in them," as the kids might say.Speaking of which, the Dalmatian-style Tennis Classic "Chew Dog" sneakers are now available on Sneakersnstuff's website for $125. Expect the furry black steppers to follow soon.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Small Dunks Are Mighty CoolNike's Court Classic Is Now Smooth Like ChocolateThis Nike Trail Runner Just Beefed Up & Blacked OutThese AF1s Are A Snake-Skinned Homage to One of Basketball's Greatest This Week's Best Nike Sneaker ReleasesWhat To Read NextNike’s Spotted Tennis Sneakers Literally Have That Dawg in ‘EmNike’s Small Dunks Are Mighty CoolCrazy Watches Are for Collectors. A Cool Timex Is for Everyone ElseOut in the Open with Tara Thomas This Designer Made Wearable Origami Art Out of adidas' Military Trainer (EXCLUSIVE)State of the Art: In the Age of AI, Hermès Goes All-In on Illustration