February 18, 2025 10:02 AM IST
The dog named Spotty went viral on social media as he became very well-behaved while traveling to business class on a Singapore Airlines flight.
After a quietly sitting dog video that surfaced on social media in Singapore Airlines business class, Dalmatian has become an internet beloved. An Instagram post shows a Swiss dalmetian named Spotty Flying in Style. The dog reportedly sat in her seat for a 5.5-hour flight from Singapore to Tokyo without taking a toilet break.
“Sopty Flies Flies To Japan” reads the captions of videos shared on Instagram. The video shows the sloppy sloppy that appeared in business class seats, filming the dog from the passenger lounge. At one point, the very cute dog is also looking at the camera and wagging its tail.
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This video has surprised and surprised social media users. Some people are ecstatic about well-behaved dogs, while others wondered why Dalmatians were allowed to travel in business class seats instead of being transported by cargo. did.
“How is business class allowed?”
“Why did you get Dogo on Singapore Airlines? An Instagram user asked, in response to the owner of Spotty saying, “Hello, Spotty was registered for those asking.” It’s a service dog. Singapore Airlines only allows fully vaccinated, government veterinary, registered service dogs in its cabins, as far as I know.”
I asked a lighter question, like this individual who posted, “What is he looking at?” It turns out she had seen 101 Dalmatians. The third is, “Super cute. How does it work when they need to do their business? I’ve never traveled with a dog before. Of course, you’ll end up with them I tend to do things, but so? It’s great if I can share your experiences. “Another individual wrote, “I’ve seen this three times and I really love it!”
How did Sotty manage his toilet break?
While answering one question on the topic, the owner said, “It was only 5.5 hours on the 8am flight from Singapore to Tokyo. She was in perfect health until we landed both breakfast and water. was very well trained and ate like normal as soon as we landed. There were some pee pads as a backup!”
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