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She may be the smallest pup in the pack, but this adorable little Beagle is making one thing perfectly clear: the Frisbee belongs to her, and nobody else is getting it!

In a hilarious video that’s melting hearts online, the tiny puppy proudly struts around with a Frisbee clutched between her teeth. The toy is nearly as big as she is, but that doesn’t seem to bother her one bit.

With her floppy ears bouncing and her little legs moving as fast as they can, she looks absolutely delighted with her prized possession.

Of course, the bigger dogs want in on the fun.

As several of her much larger canine friends come rushing over, the little Beagle decides she’s not interested in sharing. Instead, she keeps moving, proudly carrying her oversized treasure as though she’s just won the greatest prize in the world.

And judging by her confident little walk, she knows she’s in charge!

The funniest part is that the other dogs could probably take the Frisbee without much effort, but this determined puppy isn’t about to give them the opportunity.

The video’s caption perfectly captures her irresistible personality: “She has stolen every heart in this house.”

Apparently, she’s just as talented at stealing toys as she is at stealing hearts!

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Viewers couldn’t get enough of the tiny troublemaker, especially her enormous floppy ears and hilarious determination to keep the Frisbee all to herself.

One commenter, @mikien, offered a theory that any dog owner with a possessive pup will recognize.

“If she’s anything like mine, she doesn’t even want the Frisbee. She just absolutely doesn’t want the other dogs to have the Frisbee.”

Another viewer, @Cassie Rice, was completely distracted by the puppy’s most adorable feature.

“Those EARS!!!!”

Between her bouncy little walk, floppy ears and fierce determination, this tiny Beagle has managed to become the undisputed queen of the backyard.

She might be surrounded by bigger dogs, but when it comes to playing keep-away, size clearly doesn’t matter.

And something tells us those big dogs won’t be getting their Frisbee back anytime soon!

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