Maybe there's no problem in a dog's world that can't be solved by a hug.
Koquiwan Wallace is the faithful master of this belief. Every time its master Noah takes him out for a walk, whenever he meets another dog on the road, he comes up to give him a big hug and refuses to refuse.
Wallace is almost a year old, like a very warm, ever-viable little sun. It's always quite passionate to its best friends, whether humans or dogs, and sometimes it comes straight up as a relative.
When he saw the general dog on the road, the short-legged Corkiwan stood up with joy and held the dog's neck with two front paws, and came up with a bear hug.
Wallace's best friend is a big dog, and the difference in size doesn't keep the little guy from running through his neck every time he meets -- even if the big dog's leg is almost as long as Wallace's.
And Wallace knows the rules for a dog of the same size. It smells at each other first, says hello, and it stands up and hugs only when everyone is comfortable. I have to say, Wallace is so smart.
Some might say that many dogs can hold after a period of training. But in fact Wallace was not trained by anyone, and it was born, and perhaps in its perception, the way to express love is a big hug.