Meet Luna, The Poor Husky Dog Who Is Trapped In A Tiny Corgi Body

All dog breeds are known for having their own distinct personality traits. But even amongst mixed breed dogs, there are some traits that just do not go away. Huskies are infamous for being very sassy and very vocal – a trait that doesn’t seem to escape any dog with a bit of husky in their DNA. And one perfect example of this, is Luna.

Luna is a precious little mixed pooch living in Regina, Saskatchewan, in Canada. Luna is a corgi who also has some husky mixed into her. In fact, she is quite the unusual mix, as she’s got the face, fur markings, and voice of a husky all stacked on top of the small, stumpy legs of a corgi.

But above everything else, Luna definitely has the stubbornness and opinionated nature of a husky. And according to Luna’s human, she’s a tiny dog with a major Napoleon Complex. As her owner has stated to GeoBeats Animals, “I have a corgi husky mix and she definitely has a Napoleon Complex…She’s always happy. I think it’s just her eyebrows that make her always look angry. That’s her permanent look.”

However, her owner did add that “when people are over here she is the most affectionate loving dog.” While Luna might be living her best life now, that wasn’t always the case. In fact, her owner shared that Luna’s beginnings in life were pretty sad prior to her getting adopted.

Luna’s owner further explained, “I was actually Luna’s third home by the time she was eight weeks old. She was separated from her mom at four weeks. I have no idea why… the second home just simply said we don’t have the capacity to raise as a puppy like Luna. I think maybe she was just too much of a handful. She’s very stubborn and very sassy.”

But despite Luna’s Napoleon Complex, she’s a dog who is pretty confident in who she is. As it is stated on her social media, “I’m a husky trapped inside a corgi.” All dogs should be loved by the same way, no matter what they look like, or what’s on their DNA. We can learn a lot from a dog: obedience, loyalty, and the importance of turning around three times before lying down.If you don’t own a dog, at least one, there is not necessarily anything wrong with you, but there may be something wrong with your life.

Share this story of Luna with all your animal lovers, friends and family members! Such short little lives our pets have to spend with us, and they spend most of it waiting for us to come home each day. We would really appreciate that.