Tiny Long-Haired Chihuahua in Pink Sweater Deemed ‘Cutest Dog on the Planet’ by Adoring Fans

I’ll admit I’m completely biased, but I think my two fur babies are the most adorable dogs in the universe. My senior Dachshund has the sweetest eyes that can make anyone melt, and my Pug mix is a chunky barrel of a boy that wins everyone over. Again, I realize I’m not objective, but these are facts in my eyes.

Winnie the little Chihuahua also has plenty of charm and is causing quite a stir on social media.

In the TikTok from @hostilerabbits, Winnie was lying in bed with an adorable expression on her face. Her long, silky brown fur was beautifully complemented by the stylish pink sweater she wore.

Winnie kept wagging her tail and seemed to realize the camera remained on her, almost like she was posing for a wholesome close-up. Her calm and content demeanor gave her an air of serenity and sophistication.

The post alluded that Winnie was just 3 pounds, explaining her very petite physique. Followers fell in love with the fur baby and raved of her beauty in the comments.

“Aww I could just hug and kiss her,” one wrote

“The way my jaw dropped,” another remarked.

“Hi Winnie, love your little side eye and tail wag. Kisses to your little self,” a follower gushed.

“How does it feel to have the cutest dog on the planet?” someone asked.

“You are so beautiful,” a fan posted.

Teacup Chihuahuas Need Special Care

Chihuahuas that weigh under 4 pounds are known as “Teacup” or “Micro” Chihuahuas due to their extremely small size. They need a nutritious, balanced diet of small meals. Excess food can lead to digestive issues and unhealthy weight gain in these tiny fur babies.

Teacup Chihuahuas should have plenty bathroom breaks because of their small bladders. They tend to get cold easily, so be sure to have sweaters and warm blankets on hand. These little Chis require moderate exercise of approximately 30 minutes a day.

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Health concerns these Chihuahuas are prone to include hypoglycemia, luxating patellas (knee caps that pop out of place), heart disease, and corneal dystrophy. Speak with your veterinarian for tips on preventing these medical conditons.

And, like Winnie, these Micro Chis are over-the-top adorable.

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This story was originally published by Parade Pets on Feb 7, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.