Man’s very NYC proposal required four dogs and a moving truck

He pupped the question.

A Queens man staged a fake photoshoot with his girlfriend and their four rescue dogs in the middle of a Manhattan street — then surprised her with a wedding proposal written on a passing truck.

“Drivers started honking. Some were saying, ‘Congratulations!’ and others were saying, ‘Get out of the way!’” newly engaged Diana Catherall, 29, told The Post. “It was very New York.”

Catherall of Sunnyside said she was “absolutely clueless” when her boyfriend of two years, Daniel Heydebrand, 31, asked her to help him haul their pooches — a pug, a terrier mix and two Chihuahuas — to Lower Manhattan to meet a photographer friend Saturday.

She packed some “cute outfits in a bag” for the dogs — Fred, Kalie, Leo and Charlie —  and the whole gang struck a pose in a crosswalk on Broadway and East Fourth Street.

Just then, a truck from Heydebrand’s family moving company drove by with the words “Diana, will you marry me?” painted on the side by a Brooklyn artist, and he took a knee.

“I was so surprised, I didn’t see it coming,” she said. “I needed a couple seconds to gather my head, and then I said yes.”

Catherall said the spot he chose to pop the question was romantic because they both grew up in Lower Manhattan, and it was exactly halfway between their childhood homes.

“I was shocked that he did it so publicly,” she said. “It was a lot of coordination. Everything had to be timed perfectly,” she said.

A date for the wedding hasn’t been set yet — but the dogs are invited.