Meet Lola, a tiny but fierce Dachshund who’s not afraid of anything, not even the cattle that she keeps up with on the ranch she lives on! TikToker @wtr116 shared a video of the dog in action, and it’s pretty impressive to see!
Watch as Lola hustles to keep up with the cattle as they run from the trailer they were being transported in toward the pasture. There is no fear in her as she runs right along with the huge creatures… she even kicks up some dust as she’s running so fast!
In the video’s caption, @wtr116 shared a bit more about the Dachshund: “When your cow dog is 12 inches tall but runs the whole pasture. Lola Mae said size don’t matter! Dachshund ➝ Cow Dog.
Don’t blink, or you’ll miss her!”
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Commenters React to the Tiny but Mighty Cattle Dog
Viewers were impressed and left more than 500 comments about the Dachshund’s cow skills. @MsBNCatious started quite a conversation when she pointed out, “The lil’ dust she’s kicking up!!!” @delilatw replied, “You KNOW she came ready to kick *ss, govern this herd and whatever is necessary, LOL!” @Nana added, “Those EARS are flapping just as fast as his little legs are running!”
Commenter @timn083 shared, “12 pounds of attitude! Love it!” @akilahthompson428 replied, “Some animals understand the assignment and excel.” Lola is definitely one of those dogs!
@cadmusthewarrior joked, “She probably thinks nothing would get done without her.” @Shortee agreed, “She goes to bed at night thinking I need the rest I have along work day tomorrow.” Another commenter replied, “All Dachshunds believe that about everything, LOL!”
Commenter @Judy called Lola “meanie weenie,” and @Ken added, “Dash hound.” Everybody agreed with the commenter who shouted, “SHE NEEDS A LITTLE COWBOY HAT!!!” @Paul’s Wife reminded, “Gotta clear the cattle fence…”
There are other videos of Lola doing her thing, and we all look forward to seeing even more of it!
This story was originally published by PawNation on Jan 22, 2026, where it first appeared in the News section. Add PawNation as a Preferred Source by clicking here.