Awesome Dogs

A touching tale of a loyal dog, and his master robot. A reminder to humans: never let technology take over the important things in life. A short film by Greg Omelchuck and MoontowerVFX.

(NSFW: Language) Witness the chaotic capabilities of dogs. It took just one of these creatures to throw an idyllic day at the park into a herd-displacing, traffic jam-inducing, curse-riddled chase.

Mountain biker Rossimo37 and his dog Lily zip around Trailside Park in Utah. Lily is such a bundle of energy that she keeps up no matter where her master’s speeding bike roams.

If there’s one thing we know about dogs – it’s that they like to fetch stuff. This man has harnessed this innate canine ability and put it to good use – to retrieve his beloved vodka.

YouTuber StarWarsChick01 made her pug Chubbs a Wampa costume for Halloween, and he seemed stoked about it. You better not gut this one Luke. The Web wants more Wampug!

One thing is for sure – dogs love sticks. So let us go on a twig’s-eye-view ride along with this enthusiastic dog as he takes a GoPro camera along for a romp around the yard.

Get in the spirit of the season and take 25 seconds to enjoy this creative canine costume, made from cardboard and paper clips (for the tracks). It may only be chihuahua-size, but it’s mighty.

Apparently frustrated by the oversaturation of cat videos on YouTube, Hugapug the pug takes out her aggression out on some poor, unsuspecting dogs trapped inside this computer monitor.

At least Jerry had a master kind enough to build him a robotic fetch machine. This little Jack Russell has to fend for himself entirely, but Sid does a surprisingly good job keeping himself occupied.

Big dog in a little bathtub. That pretty much sums up this clip of ridiculous proportions starring Miles, the Great Dane as he seems to have forgotten how he got his big ass into the tub in the first place.

It’s not like this is the first time somebody thought about putting their dog on a skateboard, but Neo and Tuxedo don’t even need any help from a human to ride theirs around the sidewalks of Paris.

Help Fido learn some new tricks by teaching him the math and physics behind chasing mailmen, squirrels, counter-surfing, playing fetch and even “strategic” pooping, whatever that means.

We’re not exactly fans of her wooden acting either, but Optimus the Malamute seems to be completely freaked out by Ms. Roberts and her horse-like appearance. Or is it the music in the background?

Dogs. Gotta love ’em. Except when they’re assholes. Then, not so much. If you’ve ever come home to a mutt-ransacked house, you know exactly what we’re talking about. Tank, bad dog!

Stubs the dog knows his commands. Not only does he know how to fetch a stick, but he’ll even climb a tree to retrieve his twig if he needs to. Not sure how he’d handle a taller tree though.

Dethan, the Landseer Newfoundland pup is about the cutest damned dog you’ve ever seen. He also isn’t exactly the sharpest tack in the box, as is evidenced by this video.

Apparently, there is a World Record for everything, even “most dogs skipping on a rope”. Watch as Uchida Geinousha and her rag-tag crew of 13 mutts jump rope in (relative) unison. Why the heck not?

The biscuit-balancing dog is back with another calm and patient performance. He’s in a more relaxed state right now, but the trick is much more difficult and much more tempting to ruin.

Our dogs would sooner take a finger off than let you put a pile of treats on their noses. Not so for this guy, who has the patience (and balance) of a saint. You dropped a few there at the end, dude.

We’re assuming that this cat is so sick and tired of being mauled by this puppy that he’s just given up on life. Or maybe he secretly enjoys it and just doesn’t want us to know.

This is Chuckles the red fox, a resident at the wild animal sanctuary TreeHouse Wildlife Center. He can barely contain his glee whenever he gets a visit. Watch and learn how he got his name.

Petey the wonder dog enjoys the occasional game of volleyball. And we’re not talking about a random bounce here and there – he can volley longer than most humans could. No serves yet, though.

Is there nothing that Jesse the Jack Russell can’t do? He puts most mutts to shame making the bed, toasting toast, microwaving popcorn and sorting recyclables. He even buys his own dog toys.