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One-year-old Pete couldn't contain his excitement after watching himself in all of his golden retriever glory on the small screen.

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According to his owner, Jade Westhoff, the tail wagger was featured in a segment on the local news in Oklahoma called "Stacia's Pet Pics" hosted by the station's weather-woman, Stacia Knight.

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Once the piece aired, Pete had no other choice but to smile proudly.

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"He has always loved watching other dogs on television, he loves all theAirBudmovies the most, and when he saw himself on television he was beside himself," Westhoff told Mashable.

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We just hope this happy guy doesn't forget us when he makes it to the big screen!

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