They’ve got the fits, the following, and the kind of charisma agents dream of. These dogs aren’t just cute—they’re cultural forces. From fashion divas to button-tapping philosophers, these pups have built personal brands that rival the biggest influencers on the internet. Whether you’re here for emotional support or pure entertainment, these four-legged icons deliver. Here are 13 dogs who didn’t just go viral—they built empires.
1. Tika the Iggy (@tikatheiggy)
Tika isn’t just a fashionista—she’s the fashion girlie of dog Instagram. The Montreal-based Italian Greyhound serves designer-level looks in everything from couture capes to pastel puffer jackets, complete with sassy voiceovers and runway-level attitude. Her “leave me alone, I’m fabulous” energy has made her a favorite with celebrities, designers, and brands who know what’s up. Honestly, if Paris Fashion Week had a front row for canines, she’d be in the center seat. According to Harper’s Bazaar, Tika has become an internet sensation for her stylish and sassy persona.
What sets Tika apart isn’t just her outfits—it’s the mood she channels. She embodies “I’m chilly, glamorous, and emotionally unavailable” in the most elegant way possible. Her photos aren’t just cute—they’re editorial. Whether she’s dramatically lounging on faux fur or striking a pose that says “talk to my assistant,” Tika is less of a dog and more of a fashion lifestyle brand in fur.
2. Bunny the Talking Dog (@what_about_bunny)
Bunny doesn’t bark—she speaks. Using a soundboard of buttons with recorded words, this Sheepadoodle has become TikTok’s most mind-bending experiment in interspecies communication. She doesn’t just ask for walks—she asks existential questions, expresses boredom, and even throws the occasional tantrum about the cat. Watching Bunny is like seeing consciousness evolve in real time (and maybe feeling slightly judged by your own dog). According to ScienceAlert, Bunny has become a viral sensation for her cognitive abilities and communication skills.
Her rise to fame isn’t just about novelty—it’s about breaking our assumptions. Bunny has become a viral darling and a case study for animal cognition, sparking real research into how dogs think and process language. It’s wild, occasionally unsettling, and totally addictive. She’s the philosopher queen of PetTok, and we’re just trying to keep up.
3. Maxine the Fluffy Corgi (@madmax_fluffyroad)
Maxine is the undisputed queen of the NYC subway. This ridiculously fluffy corgi became famous for commuting in a backpack with her human, casually turning public transport into her personal runway. Her floof factor is next-level, and her “perpetually unimpressed yet deeply adorable” expression has made her a meme, a mood board, and a walking serotonin generator. According to The New York Times, Maxine’s subway journeys have captivated the internet.
But Maxine isn’t just cute—she’s brandable. She’s teamed up with big-name sponsors and turned subway schleps into aspirational content. The appeal is obvious: she’s got city hustle with teddy bear energy. Whether she’s peeking out from a backpack or hitting the park like a celeb avoiding paparazzi, Maxine is a tiny urban legend in motion.
4. Boobie Billie (@boobie_billie)
Boobie Billie isn’t just dressed for the occasion—she is the occasion. This tiny Italian Greyhound-Chihuahua mix is known for her pastel power fits, tiny handbags, and millennial pink aesthetic. Every post is a masterclass in branding: think early 2000s heiress energy meets modern-day content strategy. She even has her own lifestyle line because, of course she does.
Boobie’s feed is less about being a pet and more about being the vibe. With captions like “just ran into my ex’s aura at Erewhon,” she embodies that hyper-specific, beautifully delusional girlie energy we all aspire to. It’s camp, it’s couture, and it’s weirdly inspiring. Honestly, she should have her own capsule collection with Jacquemus.
5. Noodle the Pug (@showmenoodz)
The late, great Noodle gave us the internet’s most emotionally validating ritual: “Bones or No Bones.” Every morning, millions tuned in to see if this senior pug would stand up (bones!) or flop like a noodle (no bones!). It became a viral barometer for how we should emotionally approach our day—an absurd but oddly accurate wellness check.
Noodle wasn’t just a pug—he was a philosophy. He taught us that rest is valid, that floppiness is a mood, and that aging can be adorable. His videos were gentle, hilarious reminders to take it easy when needed. He may have passed, but his legacy is eternal. Long live the bone prophet.
6. Tucker Budzyn (@tuckerbudzyn)
Tucker is basically the golden retriever version of a golden retriever—fluffy, charming, and radiating “good boy” energy. He rose to fame through hilarious videos that showcase his dramatic reactions to everyday events, narrated by his “momager” with spot-on comedic timing. The result? A dog who feels like a lovable himbo with a massive emotional range.
With millions of followers and his own line of treats and merch, Tucker has officially entered dog-celebrity territory. He’s a family brand, a cuddle icon, and low-key a comedic genius. Whether he’s taste-testing snacks or dodging bathtime, Tucker is golden—in every sense.
7. Coconut Rice Bear (@coconutricebear)
Coconut is basically a cloud in dog form. This Samoyed’s whole vibe is soft, calming, and a little ridiculous in the best way. Her TikToks often show her receiving full-on spa treatments or being serenely pampered like the princess she is. The voiceovers are comedic gold, blending zen energy with pure dog chaos.
What keeps fans coming back is the mix of visual ASMR and Coconut’s delightfully stubborn personality. She’s like a wellness influencer who occasionally eats the decor. Coconut doesn’t just bring fluff—she brings a weird, wonderful form of therapy with every post.
8. Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund (@crusoe_dachshund)
Crusoe is the Daniel Day-Lewis of dog influencers. This little black-and-tan dachshund fully commits to his roles—whether he’s playing a chef, a doctor, or a James Bond parody, the skits are elaborate, well-edited, and honestly… way better than most streaming content. He’s not just wearing costumes—he’s building entire cinematic universes.
Crusoe has been viral for over a decade, which is practically ancient in internet years. His comedic timing, production quality, and deep-cut references make his content appeal to both kids and adults. He’s a multi-platform powerhouse with a loyal fanbase that could rival a Netflix series. We’d die for him.
9. Marnie the Dog (@marniethedog)
Marnie was the original geriatric dogfluencer, and her energy was pure chaotic grandma. With her sideways head tilt, perpetually lolling tongue, and deeply chaotic selfies, she was an Instagram legend long before TikTok took over. Rescued at age 11, she spent her golden years becoming a red carpet staple and low-key internet therapist.
Her whole presence was a gentle reminder that it’s never too late to glow up. Marnie didn’t need filters—she had vibes. Her legacy isn’t just about virality; it’s about giving old dogs the spotlight they deserve. We still miss her, and we still reference her memes like sacred scripture.
10. Pudgywoke (RIP) (@pudgywoke)
Pudgy the chihuahua was chaos incarnate. Tiny, loud, and utterly bizarre, his signature “AHHHHHH” scream made him a viral audio staple long after his videos first blew up. He felt less like a pet and more like an unhinged roommate with niche internet fame. His content was glitchy, messy, and weirdly magnetic.
Pudgy’s passing hit the internet hard—because he wasn’t just a meme, he was a moment. His strange little noises now live on as soundbites across TikTok, giving new life to his legacy. He was the internet’s tiny, screaming prince—and we adored him for it.
11. Winston the Frenchie (@winstonthefrenchie)
Winston is the French bulldog who broke the mold—literally. After winning Best in Show at the National Dog Show, Winston parlayed his moment into influencer fame with a feed full of side-eye, squishy snoots, and casual trophy flexing. He’s stylish, composed, and fully aware of his own star power.
Unlike some Frenchies who coast on looks, Winston brings charisma and charm in equal measure. His account blends luxury lifestyle with canine comedy—think: GQ model meets “grumpy toddler with great lighting.” He’s the internet’s ultimate short king, and we’re not mad about it.
12. Milo the Screaming Yorkie (@milothelilmonster)
Milo is 4 pounds of unfiltered drama. This Yorkie went viral for his high-pitched, human-like screams, usually delivered in protest of being ignored, brushed, or told “no.” His personality is big, bold, and totally unhinged in the most lovable way. He’s the kind of dog that would text you “wyd” at 2am and then ghost you.
Milo isn’t here to be agreeable—he’s here to be a star. Whether he’s rocking costumes or throwing tiny tantrums, he’s delivering raw, uncut Yorkie energy. His fans don’t just follow—they emotionally relate. He’s every little sibling with main character syndrome, and we are living for it.
13. K’eyush the Stunt Dog (@keyush_the_stuntdog)
K’eyush, or “Key,” is a talking, backflipping, overachieving husky-Malamute mix who somehow manages to be both a drama queen and an elite athlete. His videos often feature back-and-forth “conversations” with his human, complete with sassy retorts and hilariously long-winded howls. He’s got a sense of humor, a sharp brain, and the kind of fur that makes you want to quit your job and move to the mountains.
What makes K’eyush special is the combo of talent and personality. He’s not just doing tricks—he’s doing commentary. One moment he’s staging an action movie, the next he’s throwing shade about his food portions. He’s basically a furry content creator with a YouTube legacy and TikTok-level wit.