Hector the miniature dachshund might be tiny - but he’s becoming a big star, after finding fame in the world of social media.
The 18-month-old sausage dog, who lives with owner Laura Summers near Southwold, has his very own Instagram page, with the handle @hectorthesausage.
His following has built up steadily, and he now has more than 31,800 followers worldwide - far more than many humans.
They just can't get enough of the photos and videos starring the "salty seaside doggo", as he is described on the page.
Laura said: "I was very surprised with how many followers Hector has now. It wasn't something I ever thought would happen!
"It has grown so much, it's crazy. He has followers from all over the world - we get messages from people in the USA and even Australia."
She added: "His Instagram has been running since we got him as a puppy. I use it to diary his day-to-day life, as a digital memory book for us more than anything.
"I just take photos of his everyday life and video funny things he does, his walks and when he's playing, etc. He just seems to have become popular by chance - secretly, I think it is because he is super handsome but I am biased.
"He is a very loving, quiet and friendly sausage. His favourite things to do are definitely snoozing on the sofa under a blanket or going to the beach for walks, especially Southwold and Aldeburgh."
Some of the videos show the pooch enjoying seaside visits, and walking and playing around the area.
Laura added that Hector will eat as many treats as he can persuade her to give him. "He absolutely loves vegetables too, which I find funny."
Some of the posts have received up to 1,500 likes from followers, with admiring comments. One far-flung follower, Tania, wrote: "Hello, sweet Hector! Sending love your way from Chicago."
As Hector's Insta fame has grown, he has even launched his own miniature shop on the craft website Etsy.
Hector's Houndwear showcases colourful doggy accessories such as bandanas, collars and even bow ties, which are all handmade by Laura.
- Look out for our feature about favourite dog walks across East Anglia in the EADT and EDP's East Anglian Heaven supplement on Saturday, August 24.
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