Toronto's Best-Dressed Dog Is More Stylish Than Most Humans (PHOTOS)

Herman has a passion for travel and hoodies.
Contributing Writer

Who said you can't make hoodies stylish? One of Toronto's best-dressed dog is turning heads with his paw-tastic outfits. 

The 6ix's top dog model, whose Instagram is sure to bring joy, is an adorable Maltese Yorkshire Terrier who dresses better than most humans.

His dad, David, told Narcity that Herman's "urban street style" is composed of mostly hoodies and themed outfits based on the seasons and places that they visit together. 

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Herman and his dad David live in Toronto, Ontario and love to explore the city in style.  

"We like the entire West Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods Park, and main Queen St West neighbourhood. We often cruise the laneways and Graffiti Alley looking for something to take a picture of," David stated when asked about their favourite Toronto spots. 

However, Herman is also obsessed with travelling and even gets excited when he knows he's headed to the airport.

One of their favourite places to visit has been Los Angeles, California. "One of our favourite things in this world to do is walk the boardwalk and beach from Santa Monica to Venice."

Herman is also a total ladies man and enjoys getting all the belly rubs he can.

  • Contributing Writer

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