"The Thompsons lead off-leash pack walks up to three times a day, but what has captured the attention of people worldwide are hilarious videos showing how they collect their canine clients: A recent TikTok video of several dogs confidently boarding the bus on their own with big wagging tails was viewed more than 50 million times."
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"Amaru, a 5-year-old rescue dog, waits patiently on his familyās front lawn in Skagway, Alaska, watching for the bus to arrive each morning.
āHe got used to sitting in that spot. He even looks in the direction he knows theyāre going to come,ā said his dad, Gary Hisman ā who typically does yard work while Amaru awaits his daily transport. āHeās a very smart guy.ā"
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"Mo and Lee regularly film portions of their bus rides and walks and share videos on social media. Lately theyāve been going viral. Mo Mountain Mutts has around 237,000 followers on Instagram, and 1.3 million followers on TikTok, but they reach far more people than that on social media.
āI originally started posting on social media for my clients,ā Mo said, adding that she often shared āclass photosā for dog parents."
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"Business began booming, and Lee took on Mo Mountain Mutts as his primary job, too. Eventually, they swapped their van for a bus to keep up with the growing doggy demand.
...Mo usually handles the morning walks, while Lee tackles the afternoon trails. They also offer training (virtually and in-person), solo walks, socialization lessons and other services."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023/01/10/alaska-dog-bus-mo-mountain-mutts/
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