Dog World Records

Derek Volk's maltipoo, Winnie, rode in a tube for three minutes, 10.17 seconds.

Tai Star played tug-of-war with his dog for one minute, 19.63 seconds while standing on a slackline.

A photo of a cat and dog fighting posted on RecordSetter's Facebook page garnered a total of 937 Likes. The record was featured in this article on 5 Facebook World Records. NOTE: This is an evolving record. Please see photo to see total number of likes, and feel free to participate.

Rick H. constructed nine balloon animal dogs in 90 seconds.

Ryan T. constructed 16 balloon animal dogs in one minute.

Art Hoffman fed his dog 20 Bamba snacks. He set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Demythrate bounced a basketball 270 times in 30 seconds while petting his dog.

Mark A. bench pressed his dog 40 times in 30 seconds.

Eliot Glazer bench pressed his dog Atticus 53 times in 60 seconds. The record was set at a St. Patrick’s-themed World Record Appreciation Society[] event held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. No animals were harmed during the setting of this record. [#WRAS13][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball off the side of a building 82 times in 30 seconds while petting a dog.

Raz, a border collie, waits on a backyard deck in Melbourne, Australia, with a tennis ball in his mouth as a red Australian rules football sails in from off camera. He rears up on his hind legs and traps the oval ball against his chest with both front paws before it touches the ground, the clean catch Aussie rules players call a mark, and keeps hold of it as he drops back to the deck. Checked frame by frame, the video shows the tennis ball staying in his mouth throughout, so the catch was made with paws alone. Some dogs bring one ball to the game; Raz brings two.

Coty's pet dogs Katsumi and Kage volleyed a balloon in the air 14 consecutive times.

Jeremy's pet dog, Richard Nixon, caught a Frisbee three consecutive times into the water.

Raz, a border collie, works a small black-and-white soccer ball around a backyard training pen of artificial turf and red panels in Melbourne, Australia, with a tennis ball held in his mouth throughout. Partway through the 20-second run he sets one front paw on top of the ball, rolls it across, and passes it straight to his other front paw in one quick motion, the sole roll soccer players use to shift the ball from foot to foot. Checked frame by frame, the clip is one continuous, unedited take, and the whole move lasts under a second. According to his owner, this is the trick that gave Rollover Raz Entertainment its name.

Raz, a border collie, starts this clip lying on the artificial turf of a Melbourne, Australia backyard with a tennis ball in his mouth and a mini soccer goal behind him. When a small basketball-patterned ball is tossed in from beside the camera, he rises onto his hind legs, heads it straight up off his snout, then rears up again as it falls, cushions it against his chest and pins it to the turf under a front paw. Checked frame by frame, the 9-second clip is one continuous take, with about a second between the header and the trap. The tennis ball never leaves his mouth.

Kim Mayes’ dog Seppala completed 52 tricks in succession.