Long, natural eyelashes are one of the most coveted facial features.

Usually, we like to see long, luscious eyelashes on a human, but we’ll take them on an adorable dog, too!

In this video from @minnieandme11 featuring Minnie, a Miniature Schnauzer, we get to see some extraordinarily long eyelashes on this beautiful pup.

Seriously, have you ever seen eyelashes like that? They go halfway to her snout.

She looks like a Disney cartoon!

It also helps that in the video, she is batting them a bit as she falls asleep.

Not that she needs the beauty sleep, but she’ll take it!

Commenters on the video were also astounded.

“Who’s her lash tech?” one asked.

Another said, “So, this is like the prettiest dog I’ve ever seen.”

And we quite agree!

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Minnie lives a lavish life, which looks like parties at her playhouse patio, all decorated in pink, of course, and just generally being the cutest thing.

Facts About Mini Schnauzers

Curious about Mini Schnauzers? Here are some facts about this interesting breed, according to Hillspet:

• Miniature Schnauzers were first bred in Germany in the late 19th century.

• Like many small breeds, they were originally bred to catch rats on farms.

• Miniature Schnauzers are descendants of Affenpinschers and Standard Schnauzers.

• They are the smallest and most popular of the Schnauzers.

• The word “schnauzer” means beard.

• In 1933, the Miniature Schnauzer was recognized as a separate breed from the Standard Schnauzer by the AKC.

• The Miniature Schnauzer personality is usually scrappy, feisty, alert, and playful.

• Miniature Schnauzers are good with well-behaved children.

• They are very adaptable dogs to new environments, as long as they have caring human companions.

• They age very gracefully.

And if they are Minnie, they have extraordinarily long eyelashes!

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This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Nov 9, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.