Watch: Service dog overwhelmed over meeting Pluto at Disneyland

A video showing a dog’s adorable reaction upon seeing Pluto at Disneyland is taking the internet by storm

A Labrador, training to become a service dog, couldn’t contain his excitement over meeting Pluto

The video footage posted by Disney Dorks on their Facebook Page draws views and likes

ORLANDO, Florida – No doubt about it – it is every kid’s dream to feel the magic brought about by Disneyland, and that also seems to ring true even with man’s best friend.

A video showing a dog’s adorable reaction upon seeing Pluto at Disneyland is taking the internet by storm and melting hearts of online users.

Nicole Gallucci identified the dog as Ace in her article for Mashable published on February 15. The Labrador, who is training to become a service dog, couldn’t contain his excitement when he got to meet Pluto at the theme park.

The video footage shows Ace wagging his tail, hopping up and down, and nuzzling his furry hero.

An article by Tracy Bloom for KTLA published on February 13 said that Ace is currently under training to be a guide dog for the visually impaired and was taken to Disneyland as a socialization experience.

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“This was a training outing and I was too far back to correct him, but golly-be… he responded anyway. Yep! That is my boy and I am proud of him and love the Disney characters for being so kind and helpful!” wrote Ace’s trainer; volunteer Sandy Steinblums.

Amrita Kohli said in her article for NDTV published on February 15 that Steinblums tried to pacify Ace’s excitement; however, it takes a few seconds for Ace to return to his cool and collected self.

Even on a relax state, Ace can still be seen wagging his tail, as if it is so hard for him to contain himself.

“It will be 6-9 months of extensive training with licensed trainers before Ace has the opportunity to graduate as a guide dog and has the right match in a human partner,” said Steinblums.

The video footage, which was posted by Disney Dorks on their Facebook Page on February 8, has gone viral and watched nearly 20 million times.