Fastest Time for a Dog to Climb a Cross-Country Table and Kick a Soccer Ball

Australia

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia / October 9, 2025

Raz, a border collie, trots up to a wooden equestrian cross-country table in a grassy field in Melbourne, Australia, crouches at its base and scrambles onto the top, where a red-and-white soccer ball is waiting. Standing on the tabletop, he paws the ball over the front edge and it drops to the grass below. Timed frame by frame from the video, 1.2 seconds pass between his push off the ground and the ball leaving the table. The jump is built for horses; Raz handles it like a step.

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

Rules

- The dog starts on the ground beside an equestrian cross-country table (a solid, flat-topped jump) with a soccer ball resting on the top, as shown in the original video
- The dog must climb or jump onto the top on its own, with no lifting, boost or other physical help from a person
- Once on top, the dog must knock the ball off the edge of the table with its paws
- Timing starts when the dog begins its climb from the ground and stops when the ball leaves the top surface of the table
- Must provide continuous, unedited video showing the whole climb and the ball leaving the table
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