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Longest Time for a Dog to Dribble a Soccer Ball

Australia

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia / December 1, 2025

Raz, a border collie, dribbles a pink-and-white soccer ball across a sandy beach in Melbourne, Australia, nudging it with nose and front paws while the owner follows with a phone. Raz takes the ball about a second into the 33-second clip, steers it through a couple of sharp turns, and stays with it until stepping away just before the end. Timed from the video under the record's rules, the unbroken stretch is 31 seconds, short of Raz's 38-second mark set on a sports field. Soft sand makes every touch harder work.

Tags: soccer ball, dog, animals, soccer, pets

Rules

- The dog must move the ball forward on its own, using nose, head, or paws, with no physical help from a person
- Short taps that push the ball ahead are allowed while the dog stays with it; timing stops when the dog leaves the ball
- Use a regulation soccer ball on open ground
- Must provide continuous, unedited video
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