Wallace understands that times are tough, and the loving corgi knows how to make things better, with a big hug. Well, as big as his little arms can go.
When Noah Raminick is walking Wallace, he can expect to stop every time Wallace sees another puppy. The one-year-old corgi loves to play and won’t let another dog through without giving him a hug.
“He is the greatest of lovers,” Wallace’s brother Raminick told The Dodo. “He’s always very happy to be surrounded by people and other dogs. He loves to kiss people’s faces and when he sees another dog, he’s always the one who starts a play session.
When it comes to large dogs, the low-bodied puppy shows no fear and will stand on his hind legs to get the best possible angle for his hug. Wallace’s best friend, Daisy, is a Great Dane, but the corgi knows that size does not matter.
“They always hug when they see each other,” Raminick said. “And one of their legs weighs as much as Wallace’s whole body.
With the smaller dogs, Wallace makes sure to play softly, so as not to scare off his new friend. Wallace won’t enter the hug until he knows if the other dog agrees with him first.
“The thing I find interesting with his hugging is that he wasn’t trained to do that at all,” Raminick said. “I think it comes down to him being really excited about playing with another dog.”
Wallace makes sure he spreads the love when he’s with his human family, too. “His favorite things are morning and afternoon cuddling, playing ball and me chasing him around the house,” Raminick said. “I don’t think Wallace would dislike that.”
Wallace’s family is happy that their puppy continues to spread the love of dogs and people in their neighborhood, adding a little more joy to everyone’s day.
To learn more about Wallace and all the dogs he hugs, you can follow him on Instagram.