Last week, staff at a Tim Hortons drive-thru in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia were pleasantly surprised by a group of unexpected visitors: a group of locals and their dogs.

East Coast Mushing — a group that promotes mushing in Atlantic Canada — braved the cold weather and stopped by the drive-thru to pick up a latte and a small pack of Timbits, which the dogs were eager to sample, too.

“Mushers from East Coast Mushing paid a visit to the Tim Hortons on First Lake Drive in Lower Sackville to give the hardworking dogs a Timbit treat!” reads the post’s caption.

Dog sledding drive thru 😂🇨🇦- 📹 East Coast Mushing #Canada #NovaScotia #EastCoast pic.twitter.com/kstvHCxwUx

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) January 15, 2020

Naturally, Canadians are weighing in on the hilarious video.

"Only in the Maritimes," one Facebook user wrote, while another added, "There's nothing more Canadian than taking a dogsled team through Tim Hortons."

A New Brunswick radio station chimed in with a comment that all Canadians can relate to: "When it snows and you need your Double-Double..."

No word yet on whether the dogs ordered any of Tim Hortons' new Dream Donuts.