Skagway, Alaska - Dog walkers in Alaska have gone viral on TikTok with a series of videos showing their doggie daycare clients venturing by bus on various field trips.

Mo Mountain Mutts, a dog-walking service run by a husband-and-wife team, has been sharing a ton of clips of them picking up their furry clients on the bus, with some of the pups awaiting its arrival as if they were people waiting at a bus stop.

As the vehicle arrives, one clip shows a handful of dogs hopping aboard, scurrying to their own seats.

When asked by CNN whether the dogs were aware where their assigned seats were, Thompson explained, "Most of them do, the new puppies don't. They'll try to just jump into any seat available, until we shuffle them back into the 'licky puppy corner.'"

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The corner, set in the back of the bus, is for the most rambunctious and affectionate pups in the bunch to freely share love with their fellow canine friends.

In their most recent video, team member Mo Thompson is seen with her child on her back as she awards her clients with a special helping of chicken liver as a treat.

The pups patiently await their turn, conducting themselves better than a bus full of schoolchildren.

The duo's videos have garnered millions of views and thousands of loving comments, with social media users absolutely loving the "doggy bus."

"Okay so do we all agree that the mo_mountain_mutts dog bus account is the only important content on lnstagram?" one Twitter user asked, sharing a pic of a lovable hound named Gumbo.

"Do I need a special license to be a Pupper Bus Driver because sign me up!!!!" another user enthusiastically tweeted.

Mo Mountain Mutts offers pet walking, sitting, and training for pups living in the Skagway area.