He’s a ruff rider.
A Chelsea woman has found a clever loophole to bring her huge — and overwhelmingly adorable — dog Lumi on the New York City subway.
Jackie Hornung, 24, carries the 52-pound, 1 ½-year-old Samoyed in a hiking backpack to comply with the MTA’s rule that “no person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container.”
Most people leave their larger dogs at home and tote only tiny Yorkies or teacup poodles, so the sight of Lumi stuns some straphangers.
“There’s definitely a lot of stares, a lot of laughs and lots of pictures,” Hornung, a medical assistant at Weill Cornell, told The Post.
“People are coming up, saying, ‘Oh my God, he’s so fuzzy. Can I pet him?’”
@littlebearlumi Replying to @bernesefloofmonster a suoer short version of how I put Lumi in his ride 🎒 #fyp #dog #puppy #samoyed #nyc ♬ original sound – littlebearlumi
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