Are dwarf planets any shape

Dwarf planets are primarily spherical in shape due to their self-gravity, which pulls them into a rounded form. However, they can exhibit slight deviations from perfect sphericity, often appearing slightly elongated or irregular due to their rotation, surface features, or any past collisions. Examples include Pluto, which is mostly spherical, and Haumea, known for its elongated shape. Overall, while they can vary somewhat, dwarf planets are generally closer to round than irregular.