Disney World is the most magical place on Earth and it became more magical for one pooch.
A golden retriever named Henry, whose human family Jessica Paulsen films his travels on Instagram with over 114,000 followers, just met a popular dog when he visited Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom.
In the clip, Henry the service dog had an amazing encounter with the dog from Up during a meet-and-greet at the amusement park.
Jessica captioned the adorable video: “I have just met you and I love you,” referencing the dog character’s famous line from the Pixar film.
She added: “Furiends please note that Henry is a working dog but Disney days are long and character meets are a great reward for all of Henry’s hard work. You can learn more about his job in our highlight labeled “working.”
The video shows the excited golden retriever approach Dug, who reached down to pet the furry pooch. Henry then sniffed the cast member before planning kisses on its nose.
One Instagram user commented: “I could watch Henry meeting Disney characters all day!!”
Another wrote: “Henry does amazing!!!! If you have any tips on stopping jumping when greeting I’d be so appreciative. Our girl just loves people and we can’t get her to stop jumping! She’s fine after like two minutes but the first moments of meeting someone make her go crazy.”
A third said: “This is my favourite meet and greet so far!!!”
In another video, Henry can be seen grabbing a stuffed toy of the bird Kevin and presented it to the cast members.
Service dogs usually visit crowded and busy places as a part of their training.
Ashley Wilt, a volunteer dog raiser, said to PEOPLE: “It is a really, really good training opportunity because he gets to practice and focus on working around so many different distractions: kids, food and characters in costumes.
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“We do a lot of age-appropriate socialization and bring them all different places. When they’re young, they don’t go everywhere, but as they get older and show they can handle it, they go everywhere.”
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