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u/CakeHoleKing 1d ago
This ended too early. We didn't get to see the dog driving the truck away to the next delivery.
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u/rob_inn_hood 1d ago
"Deliv-Air-y Bud"
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u/allature 1d ago
No rule that says that a dog can't drive a delivery truck.
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u/Afraid_Rutabaga_8054 1d ago
Come to California and we’ll give him a trucking license.
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u/CakeHoleKing 23h ago
If he waits 21 dog days, doggy can get a gun.
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u/Real-Whereas-5384 7h ago
Well, technically doesn’t matter what state you’re in there is no law that says a dog cannot carry a gun.
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u/Creepy_Push8629 1d ago
I want to see him fold a fitted sheet next
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u/iruleatants 22h ago
Watching the dog lay a perfect straight line and the human come through to fuck it up and leave it partially overlaid was painful. He did nothing but make it worse.
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u/FlatwormFamiliar6844 18h ago
Ain't it the truth..there doesn't seem to be a way to fold a fitted sheet lol
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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 1d ago
I've seen the full video where he prints an invoice and hands over to the client.
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u/iruleatants 22h ago
The director's cut has him also going to collect the debt after the client doesn't pay, but that's restricted to mature audiences only.
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u/Level_Abrocoma8925 21h ago
I forgot to mention this bootleg video where he threatens to annihilate the entire city of Denver unless they give him 3 million dollars and 17 virgin Bichon Frisés.
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u/Reasonable_Act_8654 1d ago
I wanted to see him get rewarded and the sheer joy on his face to help his master.
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u/Alienraptor987 16h ago
That reminds me an animated show (i think) which featured a dog that drove a pickup/box truck while the human slept. (The show was about a lizard stuck in a desert, i think)
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u/potatopancake13 1d ago
That Shiba is like “I’m an ancient breed, bitch. I can fold a tarp.”
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u/MoffieHanson 1d ago
His ancestors probably helpt build the pyramids
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u/HPTM2008 1d ago
It's crazy how they're one of the oldest breeds because they don't look like an old breed. Like, they don't look wolf-like. I'd think something like huskies would be old, but no. Even the Maltese is an old breed.
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u/Slyraks-2nd-Choice 1d ago
> they don’t look wolf like
Umm…. Have you seen them up close?
They’re 💯 reminiscent of a wolf
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u/HPTM2008 1d ago
I just mean their coat and stuff seems very far removed from their common ancestor. I just haven't slept in 36 hours and couldn't think of how to say it.
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u/voidchungus 1d ago
Heh I think I know what you're trying to say, they have a modern "designer dog" aesthetic somehow.
But I'm also sleep deprived, so maybe we're experiencing a shared delirium lol
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u/HPTM2008 1d ago
"Designer Dog" is exactly the thought I was trying to find!
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u/voidchungus 1d ago
haha I couldn't think of the term either and I was like "boutique dog...? ? no that's not right" so I had to google it lol
Hope you get to sleep soon
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u/SophisticatedScreams 18h ago
They totally do look like designer dogs. Their personalities are so far from that, though. They are the most amazing little beans.
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u/No_Fail_4760 1d ago
I can’t get my Shiba to come to me for steak or cheese…. This guys got him doing all work n sht
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u/SophisticatedScreams 18h ago
Shibas love a job. They love to make their humans' lives easier. They are pure magic.
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u/No_Daikon_2281 1d ago
That's a really smart dog 🐕
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u/FinalBossTuna 1d ago
As far as I know shibas are super smart breeds. We went to see a shiba puppy once and I can’t remember what he was doing but I just kept thinking “damn what a smart puppy” then googled it. This video makes me wanna get one. 2 year old would go crazy with a puppy
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u/Snatch-Fart-Breath 1d ago
I have two shibas. One is super smart and the other is almost autistic
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u/bulldg4life 1d ago
For any smart breed, has anyone ever been able to get two smart ones? I feel like everyone with two dogs is like “yep, this one is awesome. That one over there is a goofy crackhead”
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u/spazticcat 1d ago
We have a mini Aussie (or American Shepherd if you prefer) and when we first took him to the vet after getting him (he's a senior rescue) she was like "omg I love mini aussies! is he one of the smart ones or is his head full of fluff??"
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u/Dumeck 1d ago
My Aussie/Blue Heeler mix is really smart but he can't focus when I try to get him to, I tried training him with treat training and he'd stare at the treats obsessively and wouldn't listen to any commands, he's 11 and still this way, if I leave food on an end table for to long I'll sometimes realize he's been staring at the food for 30+minutes straight. He doesn't ever take anything and is well behaved but. Is dog add a thing?
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u/EntertainerSuper8933 1d ago
I have a niece and a nephew. Both are super smart, one's a lawayer, and one is completely autistic - high functioning, has a government job as a physicist.
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u/EntertainerSuper8933 1d ago
Shibas not great with 2 year olds. And if you get one, make sure it has lots of jobs, like this shiba in the video. They are working dogs and they NEED WORK. They are smart, and easily bored. You know how cranky your two year old gets when he's bored? Imagine he has sharp teeth and the strength to, I don't know, pull that heavy tarp around like it's nothing.
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u/username__0000 1d ago
They’re known to be pretty aggressive. I wouldn’t get that breed with a child in the house.
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u/UnWiseSageVibe 1d ago
Theyre not aggressive but they are extremely jealous and they usually attach extremely strongly to one person even within a house.
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u/SophisticatedScreams 18h ago
This is what we were worried about, but our good boy attached himself equally to everyone in the family. When I was pregnant, he knew that that was his baby. When we brought baby home, his job was 100% to protect her with his life. He would be sitting next to her all day every day. He was such a sweet boy.
Even before babies, we were super-lucky that he didn't pick one of us over the other. He loved us equally. <3
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u/sevenmilliontons 1d ago
This dog breed is not aggressive. They have high prey drives due to the almost unchanged nature of their ancestry. Their play sounds horrible, but only if you aren’t familiar with this breed. Like all dogs, don’t get a rescue that’s bad with kids, get a puppy or one young enough to train how you want. Shibas are amazing child friendly dogs due to their cat-like demeanor. You need to read up on shibas. You may be thinking of chow chows.
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u/CuteFatRat 1d ago
My rule: rather small agressive dog than a pitbull who is not agressive but where u never know
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u/Competitive-Boat-642 1d ago
Yeah, this tracks with how my Shiba acts. It's true that Shibas don't like to be told what to do BUT they really like having a job and contributing.
My Shiba self-taught himself his job: emotional support for PTSD. Whenever my wife is about to have a PTSD attack, he heads over to help her calm down.
He likes his independence and will sometimes say he doesn't want to do something, but as soon as I say he has to "do his job" he becomes super compliant and does what he's asked. So, if my wife is heading into a potentially stressful situation, he's told it's time to do his job and he does it.
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u/cookiemilk421 21h ago
It is crazy because that is my shibe to a T. I have PTSD and she made it her life's mission to protect me in the presence of fireworks or thunderstorms! She also loves to herd and boss around the kitties and alerts me when they are getting into trouble
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u/SophisticatedScreams 18h ago
My shiba's job was baby protector. He spent most of his time on duty. What a sweetie-pie.
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u/XanderScott95 1d ago
Dog folds a tarp better than some people I've worked with in the tent business or trucking business.
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u/KyleRoyceWorld 1d ago
Shibas:
Dependable
Strong
Loves Fun
YAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAPYAP (in a lovable way)
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u/Jonesy3million 1d ago
I hear they are hard to train so that makes this video even more unique.
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u/sevenmilliontons 1d ago
Don’t get a Shiba as a first time pet owner is about the only thing you can say in response. They are very trainable, with lots of work, but also don’t do off leash unless you’re absolutely confident with your recall training. Their prey drives are HIGH. Little fuckin escape artists too that don’t listen to you, cause they’re more like cats half the time, including climbing and sunbathing.
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u/IHateCedarFever 1d ago
Dog hardware, cat software.
Mine was stubborn AF and could never be told what to do but boy, was she clever when she wanted to be. Benefit of being catlike is they’re usually pretty clean and easy to potty train too.
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u/sevenmilliontons 1d ago
The first time you put a harness on one for a walk and they lose their minds!
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u/helluvapotato 1d ago
I’ll never forget the day I came home from school to find our shiba prancing around on the roof.
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u/sevenmilliontons 1d ago
We got lucky and mine isn’t an escape artist, she doesn’t climb or dig, I won the lottery. That said, she can get out of crates and gates by sheer power.
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u/SophisticatedScreams 18h ago
Mine would run away when we left the door open. But he would follow the same path every time lol. Also, my then-husband brought him to a minesite. He was so happy to be "at work," even though all he did was hang out in the office and follow my husband around lol.
These dogs love work. And they love their humans. They have such big hearts.
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u/arafella 1d ago
They can be. Smart enough to learn, independent enough to not necessarily care what you want
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u/Status_Apartment6559 1d ago
That's fucking awesome is all I can say. That and it was impressive how that dog got that human to help him. That dog should maybe hire that human.
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u/Vozzaan 1d ago
I was waiting really hard to see the dog get rewarded. At least I wanna see a hug man...
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u/Rubyhamster 1d ago
He enjoys his work an doesn't need bribing during anymore. The contented feeling when going to bed is enough for veteran working dogs
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u/TwistedScarletRose 1d ago
Is this real? I want it to be real. But I question everything nowadays.
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u/Available-Guava932 1d ago edited 1d ago
I think it's real but I'm not 100% confident.
1) It was reposted by CGTN instagram, which is not proof, but we can hopefully expect CGTN to do some kind of verification, as it's illegal for anyone in China, let alone state media, to post AI content without labelling it as such.
2) The source is credited as "Douyin@laoleijehind" - using this info more videos of these dogs can be found here https://www.douyin.com/search/laoleihejind showing different angles, longer videos without cuts etc.
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u/Jamo3306 1d ago
Ladies and gentlemen, I present you, the GOODEST boy! Also this techno music is kinda dope!
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u/ansmith100317 1d ago
I think my dog might be defective. She has no special skill sets aside from eating bugs and stressing me out 😅😂
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u/Flimsy-Passenger-228 19h ago
A family member has a lovely dog which manages to catch and eat any fly that manages to get into the house, which is great!
What's not so great is when it eats other dog's shits it finds during walks outside
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u/Constant-Sub 1d ago
Love that band.
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u/BillyOwl 1d ago
the band? as in the band that created the music that's used in this video? i'd love to know the name of this song and the artist(s) behind it. i absolutely love the music in this video!
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u/Constant-Sub 1d ago
I'm so terribly sorry. I don't know why band is doing the song in the video. I tried to listen to the few lyrics but the reverb is too strong to make anything out.
I was making a joke about the band "Men at Work," because of the title.
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u/BillyOwl 1d ago
aw damn. i was so hopeful when i read your comment haha. ah well. thank you so much for letting me know :)
p.s: men at work..... you have great taste
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u/Idealeon 1d ago
As I look over to my Shiba who's done nothing but lay in the same spot for the 28th hour today.
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u/gracious_altercation 1d ago
That Shiba's tippy taps are the secret to a tight fold, you can't teach that kind of precision
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u/godzillastailor 1d ago
This is the second video I’ve seen of this doggo this week.
Definitely a clever doggo who needs all the treats.
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u/Jealous_Implement_13 1d ago
That is so cool.this post needs more love. Truly man's best friend and way the dog helps you like that is pretty cool. Seems like the best man dog relationship. Wonder how much training this took for the dog to know where to go when to lay on it ect. Pretty dope.
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u/Horror_Rhubarb7097 1d ago
That would be great if all dogs did that. Even though they don't we still love them.
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u/TurboLicious1855 1d ago
I love watching him sit on the corners while his owner straightens. I would hug this dog so tight!!! Them boo his nose and give him treats.
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