“We do love creating gorgeous illustrated dog collections but more importantly support people who work to rescue and re-home Vizslas,” reads Trotting Dog’s website. The business itself is run from Marianne’s home, situated on the Isle of Wight, and shared with her two Vizslas: Spike, a Hungarian Vizsla, and Milo, a rescue from Cyprus.

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Her business was founded in 2017 after Marianne crowdfunded and self-published a children’s book featuring illustrations of Spike. Her drawings became so popular that she decided to run with it, creating more designs and personalized gifts that include mugs, bags, cushion covers, and prints. Her products are all hand printed, making for a more personalized touch.

“I love that I am part of a global pack of dog lovers which the internet and social media has opened up,” Marianne told the Printed blog. “As a bit of a late starter, I am 47 and solo parent my kids, working in the creative industry from home with an online business has been completely accessible.”

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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!

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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!

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

Jess’s page has over 20k followers already. To thank them for their support, Jess now posts a selfie every day during the lockdown.

“She had a bumpy start in life and was a huge bundle of nerves when we got her two years ago,” her owner tells us.

The Instagram page is a celebration of Jess’s life and it turned out to be something that many people can relate to.

Jess spent the first several years of her life with a few different owners who ultimately didn’t have time and energy to take care of her. That’s how she got to her current home where she got to enjoy many things for the first time, such as staying inside and sleeping in a human bed, which she loves a lot. Scroll down to see some of her adorable photos and follow her on Instagram if you want to see her pretty face on your feed every day!

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Wallace is a funny little pooch who has an unusual habit—he loves to greet all his friends with a hug. Every time he goes for a walk and meets some of his dog friends, Wallace can’t help but greet them with a hug. His owner says that the corgi is very respectful and always makes sure that it’s okay to hug another dog.

“He is very playful and beyond sweet, he loves to cuddle and give hugs and kisses. He ONLY hugs his friends and family. He does not hug random dogs. I want to stress that he is not showing dominance when he does this. It’s really love”, Wallace’s owner told Bored Panda.

Unlike other dogs who may bark at other animals, Wallace is extremely affectionate not only with his dog friends and family members but with everyone. His owners say that they’re very lucky to have this short-legged guy in their lives.

Check out Wallace’s funny photos below.

The post Meet Wallace, The Adorable Corgi Who Loves To Hug His Friends appeared first on TettyBetty.

“He loves balancing,” assure his owners in an interview with BBC News. “Some people message saying that he looks sad… but that’s just his face! Its how they look! He loves it.” According to his humans, “Its all a bit of fun, but if any of the readers want to suggest something, he’ll give anything a go.”

Some of his viral photos include him balancing rubber ducks, a pile of donuts, and a hotdog. But it all started with a toy chicken. “My talent was unearthed by chance that night,” reads a blog post on Harley’s website. “I made dad throw my favorite toy chicken 34628193 times until he could throw no more. (1-0 Harlso). He thought it would be funny to balance it on my head… little did he know, I’ve a head flatter than his jokes. Sometimes he uses them to caption my posts… DAD JOKES… how embarrassing.”

Indeed, Harley’s owners say he has the perfect, flattest head. “He can’t do any normal tricks, sit or anything. Balancing things on his head is the only thing he can do.” Good boy Harley!

The post Harlso the Balancing Hound Will Melt Your Heart appeared first on TettyBetty.

Coco, however, has mastered a clever trick to attracts everyone’s attention by constantly putting her paws in the air. She’s doing this everywhere and all the time, and it’s pretty hilarious!

Coco’s owner Katee Lauchner, says that her pet was super easy to train and she needed only a few weeks to learn some basic commands. Her daughter taught Coco the ‘Paws Up’ trick, and now they simply can’t stop her from raising her paws in the air.

“My daughter taught her using the back of the couch for support and taking a treat above her head to get her to move upward. Over the years, Coco has turned it into her own thing by standing up and putting her paws up, and now she does it all the time even without us asking,” Katee told Bored Panda.

Take a look at these adorable Maltese sisters in the photos below.

The post Coco the Maltese Likes Putting Her Paws in the Air 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.

“Gringo is a happy kitty, full of life and with a really nice personality,” Sabrine shared in an interview with Just Something. “He loves to play all day and all night, get up to mischief like climbing on curtains, scratching the couch and jumping in the plants.”

But of course, it was his white mustache which first caught their attention. Nicknamed “Mustache Tornado,” his hyperactive personality means there’s never a shortage of chaos around the house. According to Sabrine, Gringo can stand on his back paws, just like a meerkat. “He can stay a couple of minutes in that position, and it’s hilarious,” she says.

He’s also a huge fan of anything food-related. “Gringo always sniffs our plates to see if there’s something good for him to eat, and he likes to steal our sponge from the kitchen just to chew it, so we have to hide it every time,” says his owner.

Check this kitty out!

The post Cat Lovers Beware! This Mustache Tornado Will Steal Your Heart appeared first on TettyBetty.

“We do love creating gorgeous illustrated dog collections but more importantly support people who work to rescue and re-home Vizslas,” reads Trotting Dog’s website. The business itself is run from Marianne’s home, situated on the Isle of Wight, and shared with her two Vizslas: Spike, a Hungarian Vizsla, and Milo, a rescue from Cyprus.

View this post on Instagram

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Her business was founded in 2017 after Marianne crowdfunded and self-published a children’s book featuring illustrations of Spike. Her drawings became so popular that she decided to run with it, creating more designs and personalized gifts that include mugs, bags, cushion covers, and prints. Her products are all hand printed, making for a more personalized touch.

“I love that I am part of a global pack of dog lovers which the internet and social media has opened up,” Marianne told the Printed blog. “As a bit of a late starter, I am 47 and solo parent my kids, working in the creative industry from home with an online business has been completely accessible.”

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The post For the Love of Dogs: This Brand Caters to Vizsla Owners 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.

Jess’s page has over 20k followers already. To thank them for their support, Jess now posts a selfie every day during the lockdown.

“She had a bumpy start in life and was a huge bundle of nerves when we got her two years ago,” her owner tells us.

The Instagram page is a celebration of Jess’s life and it turned out to be something that many people can relate to.

Jess spent the first several years of her life with a few different owners who ultimately didn’t have time and energy to take care of her. That’s how she got to her current home where she got to enjoy many things for the first time, such as staying inside and sleeping in a human bed, which she loves a lot. Scroll down to see some of her adorable photos and follow her on Instagram if you want to see her pretty face on your feed every day!

The post Dog Takes a Selfie a Day to Elevate People’s Lockdown Blues appeared first on TettyBetty.

Wallace is a funny little pooch who has an unusual habit—he loves to greet all his friends with a hug. Every time he goes for a walk and meets some of his dog friends, Wallace can’t help but greet them with a hug. His owner says that the corgi is very respectful and always makes sure that it’s okay to hug another dog.

“He is very playful and beyond sweet, he loves to cuddle and give hugs and kisses. He ONLY hugs his friends and family. He does not hug random dogs. I want to stress that he is not showing dominance when he does this. It’s really love”, Wallace’s owner told Bored Panda.

Unlike other dogs who may bark at other animals, Wallace is extremely affectionate not only with his dog friends and family members but with everyone. His owners say that they’re very lucky to have this short-legged guy in their lives.

Check out Wallace’s funny photos below.

The post Meet Wallace, The Adorable Corgi Who Loves To Hug His Friends appeared first on TettyBetty.

“He loves balancing,” assure his owners in an interview with BBC News. “Some people message saying that he looks sad… but that’s just his face! Its how they look! He loves it.” According to his humans, “Its all a bit of fun, but if any of the readers want to suggest something, he’ll give anything a go.”

Some of his viral photos include him balancing rubber ducks, a pile of donuts, and a hotdog. But it all started with a toy chicken. “My talent was unearthed by chance that night,” reads a blog post on Harley’s website. “I made dad throw my favorite toy chicken 34628193 times until he could throw no more. (1-0 Harlso). He thought it would be funny to balance it on my head… little did he know, I’ve a head flatter than his jokes. Sometimes he uses them to caption my posts… DAD JOKES… how embarrassing.”

Indeed, Harley’s owners say he has the perfect, flattest head. “He can’t do any normal tricks, sit or anything. Balancing things on his head is the only thing he can do.” Good boy Harley!

The post Harlso the Balancing Hound Will Melt Your Heart appeared first on TettyBetty.

Coco, however, has mastered a clever trick to attracts everyone’s attention by constantly putting her paws in the air. She’s doing this everywhere and all the time, and it’s pretty hilarious!

Coco’s owner Katee Lauchner, says that her pet was super easy to train and she needed only a few weeks to learn some basic commands. Her daughter taught Coco the ‘Paws Up’ trick, and now they simply can’t stop her from raising her paws in the air.

“My daughter taught her using the back of the couch for support and taking a treat above her head to get her to move upward. Over the years, Coco has turned it into her own thing by standing up and putting her paws up, and now she does it all the time even without us asking,” Katee told Bored Panda.

Take a look at these adorable Maltese sisters in the photos below.

The post Coco the Maltese Likes Putting Her Paws in the Air 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.

“Gringo is a happy kitty, full of life and with a really nice personality,” Sabrine shared in an interview with Just Something. “He loves to play all day and all night, get up to mischief like climbing on curtains, scratching the couch and jumping in the plants.”

But of course, it was his white mustache which first caught their attention. Nicknamed “Mustache Tornado,” his hyperactive personality means there’s never a shortage of chaos around the house. According to Sabrine, Gringo can stand on his back paws, just like a meerkat. “He can stay a couple of minutes in that position, and it’s hilarious,” she says.

He’s also a huge fan of anything food-related. “Gringo always sniffs our plates to see if there’s something good for him to eat, and he likes to steal our sponge from the kitchen just to chew it, so we have to hide it every time,” says his owner.

Check this kitty out!

The post Cat Lovers Beware! This Mustache Tornado Will Steal Your Heart appeared first on TettyBetty.