VIDEO: Service dogs in training have magical day at Disneyland Resort to work on their people skills

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Four adorable service dogs sporting classic Mickey Mouse ear hats enjoy a whimsical spin in one of the iconic pink teacups at Disneyland Resort, striking a pose for the camera as part of their special training adventure.

Several very good service dogs took a trip to Disneyland Resort to work on their socialization skills, and they look like they had quite a magical day.

Volunteer puppy raisers from the non-profit organization Canine Companions for Independence took their pups to Disneyland to help them get used to different sights, sounds, and smells.

While it was technically a work trip, that didn’t stop the puppies from having a bit of fun at the park. Each dog donned their own set of Mickey or Minnie Mouse Ears and took turns meeting Disney characters. They even got to take a spin on the Mad Tea Party attraction!

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Volunteers also shared a few photos of the special day:

A cheerful golden retriever sports iconic Minnie Mouse ears and a bright yellow vest while sitting on polished wood floors—showcasing the playful spirit and dedication of service dogs training for exciting roles at Disneyland Resort.

Four service dogs dressed in Disney-inspired hats and costumes strike a pose in front of the iconic Pixar Pal-A-Round at Disney California Adventure Park, showing off their stellar training and adding to the enchantment of the park’s lively atmosphere.

Four service dogs sporting fun Disney character hats sit calmly along Main Street, U.S.A. at Disneyland Resort, showing off their impressive training as guests stroll through the park behind them—capturing another magical moment in the Happiest Place on Earth.

According to ABC News, these dogs typically live with volunteer puppy raisers for a year and a half before they go for professional training.

“24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Canine Companions for Independence assistance dogs are there for their human partners with disabilities. Expertly trained to perform over 40 commands, these dogs help children, veterans and adults with disabilities open doors, pick up dropped items and much more,” says the non-profit.

To learn more about Canine Companions for Independence or get involved, head over to their website.

Source: ABC News

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