Excuse the interruption, but we’ve got some tail-wagging news: Corgis may have finally met their match in the sass department.
This is for all the proud Corgi owners out there thinking, “Who could possibly rival the short-legged sass masters?” Let us introduce Luna, a dazzling Husky-Corgi mix who’s taken social media by storm and raised the sass stakes to new heights.
Meet The Sass Queen Who’s Redefining Dog Breeds
Dog enthusiasts weren’t prepared for what was coming. When Yanni Laloudakis first shared Luna with the world, he had no idea she’d become an internet sensation.
After being rehomed twice, Luna was adopted by Yanni at just two months old. From the start, she showed she was ready for a fresh start, and she didn’t disappoint.
Yanni immediately sensed Luna was something extraordinary. Her compact, Husky-style frame was so distinct, it left him speechless.
And he wasn’t alone. Millions of TikTok users were just as captivated.
The Internet Falls Hard For Luna’s Charm
When Yanni uploaded Luna’s video, it went viral almost instantly. Viewers couldn’t get enough of her unique look and attitude.
The comment section lit up with reactions:
“Corgi and husky, my God I bet that is the most stubborn dog,” one user wrote.
“Husky in corgi font, I love it 😭❤️,” another added.
“Me, a corgi owner: ‘There’s no way you can get a sassier dog than a corgi.’ Me after watching this: ‘well I’ll be damned,’” joked a third.
Everywhere Luna goes, she grabs attention. People constantly ask what breed she is, and whether she’s even real.
Her nicknames range from Corgsky to Huggy to Siborgi. Yanni’s personal favorite?
“I say, Siborgi because it sounds intense… like Luna,” he joked on Instagram.
Mixed breeds may be common, but Luna? She’s in a league of her own.
Or so it seemed…
The DNA Test That Changed Everything
After three years of living with Luna, Yanni decided it was time to uncover the truth. Despite her Husky face and undeniable Corgi energy, he wanted scientific confirmation.
He sent off a DNA test, and the results were nothing short of astonishing.
Luna didn’t have a single trace of Corgi in her.
“I’ve been living with Luna for three years now and I barely know who she is anymore,” Yanni shared in a viral follow-up video.
The test revealed Luna is 60% Husky, 17% Alaskan Malamute, 7% German Shepherd, and the remaining portion is a blend of various breeds, commonly referred to as “supermutt.” Her short legs? Likely inherited from American Eskimo Dog ancestry.
“I mean, look at these stumpy sticks. Gotta be an indicator,” Yanni said with a laugh.
Still, Yanni isn’t entirely convinced.
To him, Luna will always be a Siborgi at heart. With her bold spirit, striking looks, and endless charm, she’s the perfect mix of sass and sweetness.
And if Luna insists she’s a Corgi queen, who’s going to argue?
Corgrect?