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Measuring 7-foot-3 from snout to tail, George the Great Dane took up an entire row of first-class seats on his flight from his home in Tucson, Arizona. According to his owner David Nasser, the world's tallest living dog eats about 110lbs of dog food per month and enjoys luxuries like his very own queen size bed. He was featured on Oprah's "That's Incredible" episode, after all. (To read more about George go to this earlier Paw Nation article about the gentle giant.)
At only 4 inches tall, don't tell Boo Boo the long-haired Chihuahua she's not top dog. The "world's smallest living dog" and her owner Lana Elswick also flew first class from their home in Raceway, Kentucky -- though we doubt they got their own row of seats. This 24-ounce pup literally drinks water from a teaspoon.
Despite their vastly different sizes, both celebrity pups made a big splash during their stay in New York City. Each pooch was treated to first-class travel accommodations, including their own rooms at the swanky $400-a-night Warwick hotel -- all so these two opposite specimens could come face-to-face.
So, was Boo Boo's owner nervous about her pint-sized pup's encounter with George the Giant? "I was a little scared," Elswick tells AOL News. "I was a little afraid George would mistake my little Boo Boo for a snack. But he is, truly, a gentle giant."
In front of a legion of reporters from all over the world, these two glory hounds sniffed, licked, and reportedly bonded. How sweet. "He loves the attention," Nasser tells Aol News. "When the cameras are going and the flashes are going off he kind of perks up a little bit. It's pretty interesting."














