His posts most often reference his size, as he stands beside various fruits and vegetables. Larger than an apple, his size might be compared to that of a pineapple. The delicate pooch is often seen sticking his tongue out, or stretching his paw out for a high-five.

According to Cedric’s owners, he was actually left last in his litter because of his (rather adorable) overbite. “I was the last puppy left in the litter that no one wanted because I have a severe overbite,” said Cedrick in an interview with Dog Whisperer HQ. “My humans knew my biological father and that’s how they learned about me. They had been wanting a small dog that they could easily travel with.”

“When they first saw me in person, they were surprised,” noted the pup. “I had seemed much bigger in the photos and videos. They were terrified that they would accidentally step on me or hurt me. We got to know each other over a few weeks and they stopped worrying as they saw I was very smart and careful.”

We can’t think of one good reason for not following tiny Cedric. Recent videos include comparisons between Cedric and Easter eggs and a compilation of impressive dog tricks he’s learned over the years.

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“His collection of Hawaiian shirts work well in the Miami weather,” remarked his owner Chris Ha in an interview with Django. “He is sort of known for sporting sunglasses. When I put them on his head, he freezes in place, which is actually perfect for taking photos.”

Based in Toronto, Canada, Remix’s fashion career has taken him around the world, from California to Puerto Rico. And with a following of nearly 146,000 on Instagram and features in top-tier fashion publications like ELLE, Glamour, and Mr. Porter, this stylish puppy is making a splash both online and offline.

“When I first started Remix’s account, I spent a lot more time on it,” says Ha. “Now, I spend 3 to 4 hours a week on it. I shoot a lot of content ahead of time. Whenever I am, I take photos or videos in a few different ways. Then I post it as I go, so I do not have to focus on it constantly.”

One of Remix’s best features: his carefully trimmed beard. His fluff has also earned him the nickname “Stylish Bearded Pupster”. Other nicknames include “Grumpy Pup”.

Show him some love (and respect!) on Instagram!

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Adopted in 2010 at a Farmers Market in LA when he was a four-month-old puppy, Tuna’s owner, Courtney Dasher, admits she never thought of her pup as a celebrity in the making. But only two years later, he skyrocketed to fame after Instagram featured a picture of him on their personal page.

“This unconventional-looking dog is being used to bring joy and make people happy,” Dasher shared in an interview with Vice. As it turns out, Tuna also helps others overcome their fears. “One woman showed up to a book signing who had agoraphobia—she hadn’t left her house in years,” Dasher recalled. “This woman got over her fear, just to meet Tuna!”

Making the case for adopt-don’t-shop, Tuna also lends a helping paw to others in need. Most recently he appeared in an Essential Edition calendar, honoring Essential/Key workers. According to his owner, a dollar of every sale, plus a portion of proceeds, went towards benefiting multiple rescue organizations.

Whatever you do, follow him on Instagram ASAP!

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Rescued in November of 2018, he is an 80 pound American Staffordshire Terrier and Red Heeler mix, which is where his huge ears and gorgeous red coat come from. Specializes in napping all day, burping, and farting simultaneously, his Instagram page will surely put a smile on your face.

“At first my family was very hesitant to let me take him,” admitted Bella, Baloo’s mom in an interview with helloBARK!. “Rescuing a dog was one thing, but rescuing an ‘aggressive breed’ was a whole other story. Thankfully, Baloo ended up being an incredibly socialized and intelligent dog. I was so lucky to have found my perfect dog and soulmate at a shelter right down the road!”

According to Bella, apart from being adorably goofy, Baloo is also incredibly intelligent. “He’s an incredibly balanced dog who was very well socialized before I got him,” says Bella. “He’s great with dogs, cats, and animals of all sizes. He’s protective of me, but when directed, he accepts strangers and new people calmly. He’s very well trained and it’s been a blast working with him.”

And while Baloo is her first rescue, it certainly won’t be her last. Bella says she wants to continue helping rescue dogs as well as advocate for bully breeds until she no longer can. “Rescuing a dog can be one of the hardest, but most rewarding things you can ever do with your life,” she says. “Make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons– dogs aren’t a toy, or a short term accessory, but a 10-15 year commitment that will require your full attention, love, and patience. Rescue dogs are so forgiving and loving, but can also be fragile. Be patient with them, and make sure they know you’re there to help them.”

Follow the two on their quirky adventures:

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Known online as Sausage Squad, the five daschunds, named Ivy, Missy, Button, Duke, Ivy, and Apple have gained a massive following online, thanks to their coordinated outfits and adorable adventures.

According to Birch, she got her first sausage pup, Missy, 10 years ago after begging her parents for one. Missy then went on to have two litters, from which she kept a dog from each – Button and Duke. But then Duke found a girlfriend and they had their own litter, with Apple completing the squad.

The viral squad has also gained some notoriety, after Birch admitted to spending around £800 a month on clothes, accessories, photoshoots, treats, toys, beds, blankets, food, and insurance.

“They are worth every single penny,” said Birch in an interview with Metro, admitting that they are definitely pampered pooches. “They have so many clothes, accessories, toys and we do so many activities, they go swimming every week and they do agility every week too,” she adds.

Some pooches have it all…

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“Winston is the most amazing creature in the world,” said Winston’s mom Ana, in an interview with helloBARK!. “He is kind, loving, smart and protective.” The popular pooch was also featured in The Times newspaper with over 100 people attending his first birthday party in Hyde Park, which is quite remarkable in and of its own.

According to Ana, dachshunds make for a wonderful pet, as the breed is known to being very loving and good with young children. “Once the family wakes up, Winston comes to us and asks to come to the bed to snooze some more (he doesn’t like to sleep on the bed in the night though, go figure),” she relays.

“After he is done with his morning beauty sleep, he has his breakfast and we go for a walk in the park,” she goes on to say. “The rest of the day is: siesta after the walk, wake, play, have dinner, do commands training with food from the family dinner, play some more, a quick walk around the block and signing off for the day.”

A life filled with naps and treats is something we can all aspire to.

The post Winston the Miniature Dachshund is One Happy Boy appeared first on TettyBetty.

With chases, face kisses, and tail waggings, all being his favorite pastimes, Einstein is also described by his owner as a kindred spirit. “One of my favorites is when a close friend brought her newborn to meet us,” he shared a sweet memory of Einstein in an interview with Hello Bark! “I wasn’t sure how Einstein would do with the baby, but he was incredibly sweet and gentle with her. It was wonderful to see how caring he was with this tiny baby, and over the years their bond has gotten stronger and stronger.”

“If Einstein could only do one thing for the rest of his life, it would be sitting in my lap kissing my face,” he added, fondly. “He is loyal almost to a fault, and attached to my heels wherever we go.”

Being a rescue dog is also an important part of Einstein’s identity. “I was ready for a small dog, and was visiting shelters almost every day to find one that was a good fit,” he recalled. “One morning, I walked into a shelter and Einstein had been rescued the night before – there he was, staring up at me. I saw that he was a Havanese and I instantly knew he was my dog.”

Another reminder to you to adopt not shop!

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With more than 50k followers on Instagram, he’s clearly a fan favorite. His social media pages include shots of him dressed in stylish outfits, forever fluffy, and always striking a pose. His favorite pastimes are dressing up and making appearances across North-America. “He’s very aware and also curious,” said his owner in an interview with Hello Bark. “He can tell how the people around him are feeling and will act accordingly. He loves playing fetch and find the toy.”

But it took Chewy some time to make it as an Instagram pooch. A rescue from Northern Ontario, he was born sick and skittish, and his owners were afraid he wasn’t going to make it. He was also very scared of people and often hid under the couch. Luckily, with proper care and lots of love he’s now a happy dog. He also enjoys bonding with children and accompanies his mother – a teacher – to her workplace.

Good boy Pom Pom Chewy!

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Apart from Reddit, the pooch also has quite a following on both Instagram and YouTube, with one particular video of her gaining over 10k views. “We are trying to catch her authentic reaction in every video that we make, such as when we play with her, get her a new toy, taste something new, etc.,” her owners told Hello Bark.

“Before we adopted Sammie we had a difficult year,” they recall. “We had a Golden Retriever puppy named Bailey, she died when she was only 1 year old from a genetic kidney failure although we did everything we could to save her. After a period of mourning and grief, we saw an ad for a puppy that needed a home and we instantly knew she was exactly what our broken heart needed. The next morning, we drove to the shelter and she ran directly to us. She really chose us as much as we chose her. We decided to name her Sam because its a combination of both our names – Saray And Maor.”

She had since added a spark of joy to their everyday life. “Sammie is a perfect doggo,” they gush. “She brings to our home a lot of happiness and funny moments. We love her so much and we try to take her with us everywhere we go.”

Add some happiness to your life as well, why don’t you?

The post We Would Love to Boop This Pupper’s Nose! appeared first on TettyBetty.

His posts most often reference his size, as he stands beside various fruits and vegetables. Larger than an apple, his size might be compared to that of a pineapple. The delicate pooch is often seen sticking his tongue out, or stretching his paw out for a high-five.

According to Cedric’s owners, he was actually left last in his litter because of his (rather adorable) overbite. “I was the last puppy left in the litter that no one wanted because I have a severe overbite,” said Cedrick in an interview with Dog Whisperer HQ. “My humans knew my biological father and that’s how they learned about me. They had been wanting a small dog that they could easily travel with.”

“When they first saw me in person, they were surprised,” noted the pup. “I had seemed much bigger in the photos and videos. They were terrified that they would accidentally step on me or hurt me. We got to know each other over a few weeks and they stopped worrying as they saw I was very smart and careful.”

We can’t think of one good reason for not following tiny Cedric. Recent videos include comparisons between Cedric and Easter eggs and a compilation of impressive dog tricks he’s learned over the years.

The post This Teeny Tiny Chihuahua Will Win You Over appeared first on TettyBetty.

“His collection of Hawaiian shirts work well in the Miami weather,” remarked his owner Chris Ha in an interview with Django. “He is sort of known for sporting sunglasses. When I put them on his head, he freezes in place, which is actually perfect for taking photos.”

Based in Toronto, Canada, Remix’s fashion career has taken him around the world, from California to Puerto Rico. And with a following of nearly 146,000 on Instagram and features in top-tier fashion publications like ELLE, Glamour, and Mr. Porter, this stylish puppy is making a splash both online and offline.

“When I first started Remix’s account, I spent a lot more time on it,” says Ha. “Now, I spend 3 to 4 hours a week on it. I shoot a lot of content ahead of time. Whenever I am, I take photos or videos in a few different ways. Then I post it as I go, so I do not have to focus on it constantly.”

One of Remix’s best features: his carefully trimmed beard. His fluff has also earned him the nickname “Stylish Bearded Pupster”. Other nicknames include “Grumpy Pup”.

Show him some love (and respect!) on Instagram!

The post This Right Here is One Stylish Pupster appeared first on TettyBetty.

Adopted in 2010 at a Farmers Market in LA when he was a four-month-old puppy, Tuna’s owner, Courtney Dasher, admits she never thought of her pup as a celebrity in the making. But only two years later, he skyrocketed to fame after Instagram featured a picture of him on their personal page.

“This unconventional-looking dog is being used to bring joy and make people happy,” Dasher shared in an interview with Vice. As it turns out, Tuna also helps others overcome their fears. “One woman showed up to a book signing who had agoraphobia—she hadn’t left her house in years,” Dasher recalled. “This woman got over her fear, just to meet Tuna!”

Making the case for adopt-don’t-shop, Tuna also lends a helping paw to others in need. Most recently he appeared in an Essential Edition calendar, honoring Essential/Key workers. According to his owner, a dollar of every sale, plus a portion of proceeds, went towards benefiting multiple rescue organizations.

Whatever you do, follow him on Instagram ASAP!

The post Tuna the Chiweenie is Melting Our Hearts appeared first on TettyBetty.

Rescued in November of 2018, he is an 80 pound American Staffordshire Terrier and Red Heeler mix, which is where his huge ears and gorgeous red coat come from. Specializes in napping all day, burping, and farting simultaneously, his Instagram page will surely put a smile on your face.

“At first my family was very hesitant to let me take him,” admitted Bella, Baloo’s mom in an interview with helloBARK!. “Rescuing a dog was one thing, but rescuing an ‘aggressive breed’ was a whole other story. Thankfully, Baloo ended up being an incredibly socialized and intelligent dog. I was so lucky to have found my perfect dog and soulmate at a shelter right down the road!”

According to Bella, apart from being adorably goofy, Baloo is also incredibly intelligent. “He’s an incredibly balanced dog who was very well socialized before I got him,” says Bella. “He’s great with dogs, cats, and animals of all sizes. He’s protective of me, but when directed, he accepts strangers and new people calmly. He’s very well trained and it’s been a blast working with him.”

And while Baloo is her first rescue, it certainly won’t be her last. Bella says she wants to continue helping rescue dogs as well as advocate for bully breeds until she no longer can. “Rescuing a dog can be one of the hardest, but most rewarding things you can ever do with your life,” she says. “Make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons– dogs aren’t a toy, or a short term accessory, but a 10-15 year commitment that will require your full attention, love, and patience. Rescue dogs are so forgiving and loving, but can also be fragile. Be patient with them, and make sure they know you’re there to help them.”

Follow the two on their quirky adventures:

The post This Loveable Pooch Helps Break Stereotypes About Bull Terriers appeared first on TettyBetty.

Known online as Sausage Squad, the five daschunds, named Ivy, Missy, Button, Duke, Ivy, and Apple have gained a massive following online, thanks to their coordinated outfits and adorable adventures.

According to Birch, she got her first sausage pup, Missy, 10 years ago after begging her parents for one. Missy then went on to have two litters, from which she kept a dog from each – Button and Duke. But then Duke found a girlfriend and they had their own litter, with Apple completing the squad.

The viral squad has also gained some notoriety, after Birch admitted to spending around £800 a month on clothes, accessories, photoshoots, treats, toys, beds, blankets, food, and insurance.

“They are worth every single penny,” said Birch in an interview with Metro, admitting that they are definitely pampered pooches. “They have so many clothes, accessories, toys and we do so many activities, they go swimming every week and they do agility every week too,” she adds.

Some pooches have it all…

The post This Sausage Squad is Spoiled to Bits! appeared first on TettyBetty.

“Winston is the most amazing creature in the world,” said Winston’s mom Ana, in an interview with helloBARK!. “He is kind, loving, smart and protective.” The popular pooch was also featured in The Times newspaper with over 100 people attending his first birthday party in Hyde Park, which is quite remarkable in and of its own.

According to Ana, dachshunds make for a wonderful pet, as the breed is known to being very loving and good with young children. “Once the family wakes up, Winston comes to us and asks to come to the bed to snooze some more (he doesn’t like to sleep on the bed in the night though, go figure),” she relays.

“After he is done with his morning beauty sleep, he has his breakfast and we go for a walk in the park,” she goes on to say. “The rest of the day is: siesta after the walk, wake, play, have dinner, do commands training with food from the family dinner, play some more, a quick walk around the block and signing off for the day.”

A life filled with naps and treats is something we can all aspire to.

The post Winston the Miniature Dachshund is One Happy Boy appeared first on TettyBetty.

With chases, face kisses, and tail waggings, all being his favorite pastimes, Einstein is also described by his owner as a kindred spirit. “One of my favorites is when a close friend brought her newborn to meet us,” he shared a sweet memory of Einstein in an interview with Hello Bark! “I wasn’t sure how Einstein would do with the baby, but he was incredibly sweet and gentle with her. It was wonderful to see how caring he was with this tiny baby, and over the years their bond has gotten stronger and stronger.”

“If Einstein could only do one thing for the rest of his life, it would be sitting in my lap kissing my face,” he added, fondly. “He is loyal almost to a fault, and attached to my heels wherever we go.”

Being a rescue dog is also an important part of Einstein’s identity. “I was ready for a small dog, and was visiting shelters almost every day to find one that was a good fit,” he recalled. “One morning, I walked into a shelter and Einstein had been rescued the night before – there he was, staring up at me. I saw that he was a Havanese and I instantly knew he was my dog.”

Another reminder to you to adopt not shop!

The post Einstein the Havanese Pup is Cute as a Button appeared first on TettyBetty.

With more than 50k followers on Instagram, he’s clearly a fan favorite. His social media pages include shots of him dressed in stylish outfits, forever fluffy, and always striking a pose. His favorite pastimes are dressing up and making appearances across North-America. “He’s very aware and also curious,” said his owner in an interview with Hello Bark. “He can tell how the people around him are feeling and will act accordingly. He loves playing fetch and find the toy.”

But it took Chewy some time to make it as an Instagram pooch. A rescue from Northern Ontario, he was born sick and skittish, and his owners were afraid he wasn’t going to make it. He was also very scared of people and often hid under the couch. Luckily, with proper care and lots of love he’s now a happy dog. He also enjoys bonding with children and accompanies his mother – a teacher – to her workplace.

Good boy Pom Pom Chewy!

The post Pom Pom Chewy is Living His Best, Trendiest, Life appeared first on TettyBetty.

Apart from Reddit, the pooch also has quite a following on both Instagram and YouTube, with one particular video of her gaining over 10k views. “We are trying to catch her authentic reaction in every video that we make, such as when we play with her, get her a new toy, taste something new, etc.,” her owners told Hello Bark.

“Before we adopted Sammie we had a difficult year,” they recall. “We had a Golden Retriever puppy named Bailey, she died when she was only 1 year old from a genetic kidney failure although we did everything we could to save her. After a period of mourning and grief, we saw an ad for a puppy that needed a home and we instantly knew she was exactly what our broken heart needed. The next morning, we drove to the shelter and she ran directly to us. She really chose us as much as we chose her. We decided to name her Sam because its a combination of both our names – Saray And Maor.”

She had since added a spark of joy to their everyday life. “Sammie is a perfect doggo,” they gush. “She brings to our home a lot of happiness and funny moments. We love her so much and we try to take her with us everywhere we go.”

Add some happiness to your life as well, why don’t you?

The post We Would Love to Boop This Pupper’s Nose! appeared first on TettyBetty.