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This photo shows Tuna in Los Angeles. The dog, dubbed a Chiweenie in hashtags, had 835,727 followers as of Tuesday June 10, 2014, making him the second-most-followed dog on Instagram.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros__3_]()
This photo provided by Courtney Dasher shows Dasher playing with her dog Tuna in Los Angeles. Dasher rescued the chihuahua-dachshund mix with bug eyes, a big nose and an infamous overbite in 2010. Dasher started the Instagram account @tunameltsmyheart in 2011, giving Tuna insta-fame.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros__6_]()
Photo of Tuna in Los Angeles.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros__4_]()
Loni Edwards with her dog Chloe at the Nike Flatiron store in New York.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros]()
This photo shows Chloe at the Nike Running Flatiron store in New York. Chloe has her own Instagram page, @chloe_theminifrenchie. Funny pet photos continue to be a trend on social media, and muttbombs and animal Instagram accounts are so popular that they have been taken up by shelters and others to promote adoptions or rescue campaigns.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros__2_]()
This photo shows Manny the Frenchie, owned by Amber Chavez. Pet owners are unleashing their pooches on the photo-sharing service, setting up accounts to show Manny the French bulldog sporting spectacles. Chavez owns Manny with her boyfriend Jon.![Pets_Hashtag_Hounds_Vros__5_]()
Manny the Frenchie napping in a bathroom sink.Hashtag Hounds Rack Up Followers With Wacky Antics
Funny pictures of dogs taken by their owners have become a big trend in social media.
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