This is a video of Japanese man Toco wearing the $14,000 Border Collie costume he had commissioned out in public to gauge the reactions of fellow canines and humans. Toco had the costume made to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming an animal. My childhood dream? A Ferrari. “To own

This is a video of Jojo The Adventure Pup proudly hustling down a trail with his stick of the day, a very respectable 10-footer. Now that’s a stick! The sticks my dogs bring me on hikes? Mere twigs. Now I’m not saying they’ll never get promoted to regional branch managers,

Seen here with his treasure horde like a dragon atop its pile of gold, this is a video highlighting the life of 13-year old Scruff, a border collie who collects plastic trash for recycling. Well, originally he picked up plastic trash to play with and discard, but after a meeting

Because this dog wants to make it quite clear who’s a good boy, this is a video of a German Shepherd looking dog figuring out how to stack and pick up four tires in a single bite. Impressive! I could almost see the gears turning in his head as he

Because you’re a dog and you never know when NFL teams might be holding open tryouts via submitted internet videos, this is a compilation of bulldog Charlie ‘the bulldozer’ tackling every trash can and recycling bin he can get his paws on to impress potential talent scouts. And let me

This is a video of TikTok’er Davey Rutherford casually throwing in the word cocaine into his grocery shopping list to see how his ex-Australian police drug sniffing dog Dante reacts. He, uh, he perks up right away. I just tried the same thing with my dogs and not a single

This is a video of Chester and Troy playing fetch but Troy not wanting to play anymore because Chester always beats him to the stick. So what does Chester do? Lets Troy get to the stick first so he’ll keep playing with him. That is sweet. Per Youtube commenter Revin

Remember Monkey, the Ninja Warrior course tackling dog? Well this is a compilation video of all sixty tricks he learned before turning one. Perching on a single rope (above) — now that’s impressive. For reference, my dogs are two and eight and I’m not sure if they even know their