Prince Harry warmly caresses his service dog on day four of the Invictus Games

Today, on the fifth day of The Invictus Games, Prince Harry showed his love for animals by warmly greeting a cute guide dog.

The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex knelt down to warmly caress the sweet black Labrador, who happily sniffs his hand and face as the royal family smiles at the animal.

Harry, who has a black Labrador at home named Pula, seemed excited about the guide dog brought to the Netherlands with the Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation, which aims to provide information about guide animals at the event.

The dog, named Lasco, was one of three dogs brought to The Hague by the organization, and this morning Harry and the Ukrainian contestants joined them as they painted a park bench in the country’s national colors.

The Duke of Sussex is seen kneeling to warm his sweet chocolate Labrador, who happily sniffs his hand and face as the royal smiles at the animal.

Shortly after getting married in May 2018, Harry and Meghan welcomed the rescue of a black Labrador who now lives with them in Montecito, California.

Meghan also has a beagle named Guy, whom she adopted while living in Toronto.

Founded in 1935, the Netherlands-based organization trains guide dogs for the visually impaired, physically disabled or those with mental illnesses such as PTSD.

The foundation donated their dogs to Invictus Games to provide information about their organization and to help athletes who could not bring their service animals to the event.

The organization is the oldest and largest in the Netherlands, and puppies often come from breeding programs to be trained over a period of three years to assist their owners.

Share a video of the puppies with them at the Instagram account event, the nonprofit wrote: ‘We’re here this week to get our dogs to attendees who need them.

Harry, 37, seemed pleased with the assistance dog brought to the Netherlands with the Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation.

The dog, named Lasco, was one of three dogs brought to The Hague by the organization, and this morning Harry and the Ukrainian contestants joined them as they painted a park bench in the country’s national colors.

‘Not all participants can bring their own assistance dog or have experience with the power of an assistance dog.

“It’s an award-winning job, we’re proud of everyone and good luck to our customers who take action this week!”

The appearance came after the duke insisted in a recent interview on US television that he would talk to the queen “about things he couldn’t talk to anyone else about”.

She also expressed doubts that she would attend her grandmother’s platinum anniversary celebrations in London in June, amid the ongoing security litigation with the UK Home Office, adding: “Home for me is now home, you know. , currently in the United States. And that’s how it feels.

This is despite British lawyers telling the Supreme Court in February, “This is and will always be your home.”

The dog belongs to a Netherlands-based organization founded in 1935 that trains guide dogs for the blind.

The Duke of Sussex appeared in a good mood as he warmly petted the dog in South Park on day five of the Invictus Games.

Service dog Lasco was spotted sniffing Prince Harry’s hand on day five of the Invictus Games at Zuiderpark in The Hague.

The Duke also said that he and his wife, Meghan Markle, were “welcome with open arms and we have a wonderful community in Santa Barbara” in California.

Harry spoke of the mantra of “trying to make the world a better place for my children” and explained that he feared he might experience a “disruption” while working from home on his £11m mansion in Montecito, Italy.

He also praised the Queen’s “sense of humor” and spoke of their “very special relationship” after their surprise meeting with him and his wife, Meghan Markle, over tea at Windsor Castle last Thursday.

And speaking of his late mother, Princess Diana, Harry said… NBC today “feels his presence in almost everything I do now” and tells his son Archie about her and they have pictures of him in their house.