Anyone who is fortunate enough to have a dog in their life understands how unconditional their love is. A snuggle from your dog has been scientifically demonstrated to provide a variety of psychological advantages, including the ability to help you live longer. Wallace, a 1-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi, is one of the dogs on a mission to share the love. Dena, David, and their son Noah are the proud owners of the adoring ball of fur. Nothing makes him happier than extending out his small arms and hugging his family and friends.
Dena tells My Modern Met, “He is suuuuper cuddly and nice.” “He cuddles his canine buddies, as well as his family and loved ones.” He’s nothing more than a love muffin.” Wallace began hugging six months ago after one of his canine buddies, Charlie, leapt on him in a fun manner. “He was perplexed and mistook it for an embrace,” Dena recalls. “All he did was stand there and kiss him with his arms around him.” It was an embrace, not an aggressive gesture. Then he did it to his cousin and another canine friend, and we discovered he was a hugger.”
Wallace’s family gave him the middle name Casanova since he had an attractive heart-shaped nose as a puppy. It’s no wonder, therefore, that he grew up to be such a little lover. Wallace, on the other hand, does not embrace everyone—only his favorite pets and family members. “He doesn’t do that to strangers,” Noah explains. “Mom and dad are his favorite people to embrace.”
Check out the photos of Wallace offering hugs below, and be sure to follow him on Instagram for more.
Wallace is a one-year-old Corgi that enjoys giving hugs.
During walks, he greets his canine companions with embraces.
He also enjoys embracing people!
As a puppy, he looks like this. Take a look at that sweet heart-shaped nose!
He was born to be a lover.
Wallace: Instagram