Olaf the Chihuahua is the height of a Pringles can at just 9½inches and might be Britain’s tiniest dog
A MUM reckons she owns Britain’s tiniest dog — a 9½in tall Chihuahua as high as a Pringles tube.
Gemma Blackman’s pet Olaf weighs 32oz and she is swarmed by dog lovers thinking he is still a puppy.
Gemma told The Sun: “I never knew he was going to be so small when we first got him.
“He was just so cute and we couldn’t leave without him.
“He is a high maintenance boy though, he won’t go outside if it is raining or windy, he is a proper Chihuahua
“He is two and fully grown, he’s just not very big at all.”
Gemma, 39, from Banbury, Oxfordshire, says her twins Chloe and Emily, seven, named Olaf after the friendly snowman from Frozen.
She added: “I keep him on a harness and lead for walks because birds of prey will think he is a rat from a distance and take him.
“He is allowed into shops because he isn’t on the floor.
“He fits in all my handbags and comes on the school run with me every day.
“He has such a big character for such a small dog.
“The cat runs away from him and he is half its size.
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“He wouldn’t hurt a fly.
“Olaf is smaller than my daughter’s dolls, he sits in the pushchair and they love him.”