
Chihuahua Mix's Reaction to Owner's Girls Night in Has Internet in Stitches
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A 29-year-old woman's way of including her "unbothered" Chihuahua in a girls' night has delighted viewers on Instagram.
The pint-size dog, named Eevee, carried a larger-than-life presence at the evening event, claiming center stage in a moment that went viral after being shared to the platform under @cinthyakarelyy. The pup had been filmed by a friend of her owner, Jaqui (jaquelinevega460), who showed Eevee calmly holding court at a dining table as the party played out around her. Her owner, Cinthya Loaiza, 29, later uploaded the clip to her own account on April 18.
Viewers were able to see the Chihuahua mix occupying her very own seat at the table that had been kitted out with a meal and drinks. The party had been planned for Loaiza's best friend from her corporate job, and she described the event as being a "full-on girls' night," complete with matching PJ sets, music, dancing and a perfectly comfortably dog.
"Eevee is a sweet, affectionate Latina Chihuahua mix with major 'girls' girl' energy," Oregon-based Loaiza told Newsweek. "She is not big on other dogs, but she thrives around humans.
"She was not just part of the party; she was the party and, at one point, I looked over and saw her vibing while sitting down in my kitchen island chair next to all of my friends, totally relaxed and soaking it all in like she belonged there, because she did!"
From left: Eevee the Chihuahua sits at a dining table during her owner's girls' night; and sits on a stool.
From left: Eevee the Chihuahua sits at a dining table during her owner's girls' night; and sits on a stool.
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Since it was shared to Instagram, the post has amassed more than 112,000 likes, and many viewers have shared their delight at the viral moment.
"He's got the drunk eyes," one viewer said, while another added: "I can't wait to reincarnate to be a Latina's girls dog."
Reflecting on the viral attention online, Loaiza said she initially "did not expect much" from the video, but added that internet viewers had other plans for her.
"Suddenly, everyone was obsessed with my dog's unbothered, main-character energy," Loaiza said. "She was giving cozy, confident, 'this is my party too' realness—and people felt that.
"She was genuinely having the time of her life that night, surrounded by love, snacks, and her favorite thing: attention!"
As for Eevee? The canine is blissfully unaware of her viral status online, but Loaiza said that her pet is ever ready for her next girls' night.
"She really is out here living her best life," her owner added.
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