Service dogs are the most adorable gift to people who need them. This Instagram video focuses on a heartwarming moment when a service dog named Winston is allowed to enjoy in-flight entertainment from a passenger’s seat.
For those unversed, service dogs are generally not allotted a seat in an airplane. In the caption, the owner highlights, “Winston is a service dog, which is why he travels in cabin, carrier free.” But a kind-hearted flight attendant let the Corgi sit beside his human and enjoy a movie on the flight.
Corgi enjoys a movie on a flight in adorable video
In an adorable video on Instagram, a Corgi named Winston is a service dog who enjoys a kid-friendly movie on a flight. Through an on-screen line, the owner explains, “This dog was watching a movie on the flight! I think he was enjoying it…”
The clip then shows the pooch calmly sitting on a passenger seat with the tray table pulled out. A movie is playing on the screen in front of him, and he is immersed in it. In the end, he seemingly turns back to check on his owner, too.
Furthermore, the uploader has explained the situation in the caption, which started with: “Would you like to sit next to him on your flight?” In the next paragraph, the owner gave a shout-out to the airline and its services. Then, they wrote a lengthy text, elaborating on how their service dog was able to get a passenger seat.”
It read, “Please note – Winston is a service dog, which is why he travels in cabin, carrier free. The flight attendant offered Winston, to sit on the seat next to me, service dogs must travel on the floor under the seat in front.”
Meanwhile, viewers have found the service dog flight video “adorable” and “precious.” A user wrote, “This is the kind of inflight entertainment I support.” Aside from the lovely comments, “the clip has also garnered over 22K likes at the time of writing.
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