Hipster Dogs: Trendy Pups, Beards, and Beanies

From PBRs to beanie caps, and from plastic sunglasses to “pawsome” music, hipster dogs have taken the world by storm — and there’s no turning back. Because, let’s face it, these little guys and gals were rocking the style before it was cool — not that they would care what’s cool, though.
For a “pawsitevly” good distraction and cold brew vibes, here are some of our favorite hipster dogs from around the world.
“Scarfing” It Up
Complete with a scarf and glasses, he’s too cool for school and ready to sit through a cold brew while nodding along to a guitar jam session. Keep calm and rock on with his chill vibes — but don’t let him know you dig his style; he’s beyond that! After all, his collar just says “dog.”

Beanies and Bulldogs
The “Frenchies” can have their berets; this Bully’s got a beanie and doesn’t care what you think. Born into the hipster lifestyle, she gets carried in a tote bag and snorts disapprovingly at dog parks with leashes. So give this dog a matching pair of shades and let her sip from her upcycled mason jar — she’s all about chill energy and low-key rebellion.

Mustachio Pistachio
This maxed-out mut must love the mirror with his natural handlebar mustache. The barista has bark and a mustache that practically screams pistachio latte grande. This doggy will judge your coffee order, but will go equally ‘nuts’ for ethically sourced chew sticks.

Underground Pound
This jive pup was born for the hipster life. Too cool for mainstream! He’s from the underground pound and has seen the world, but has settled to enjoy single-origin kibble, and probably has a dog bed made from reclaimed wood. But do not box him in ‘cause he’s always ready to break free!

Fashion “Faux-Paw”
This fashionista poses no “faux-paw.” She was sporting faux mustaches before they were cool. This dog doesn’t follow your norms; society follows her. Her clever disguise is perfect, and her eco-activities, like rolling in freshly dug-up garden beds and only nibbling on pesticide-free grass, make her the ultimate hipster pup.

Move Over, Mr. Monocle
This pupper pops and locks in style with a natural vintage pair of pants and monocle for the ultimate hipster look. Sometimes posing as a panda, this pup knows she’s a star and sings all about it. Check out her favorite howlers: “Chasing Cars in Reverse,” “Naptime Rebellion,” and the newest single, “Off the Leash.”

Nature’s Beard
Some barkers have to grow a beard; others are a beard. This whiskered wonder rocks a natural fuzz that screams “indie coffee shop regular.” Perfect for savoring artisanal snacks — and he only slurps iced water, because ice was cool before water even tried.

The Hipster Cat
Not a dog, but this cat is “feline good” and has the right “catitude,” so who are we to exclude her from this list? She didn’t choose the hipster life — a laser pointer wrote it on a wall, and she couldn’t resist the chase. We’d join her for a “cat-puccino” any day of the week.

Got a hipster dog (or cat) of your own? Drop a comment or send us their pic — if they’re not too cool for the camera, of course.
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