Watch this talented Corgi absolutely crush it on a skateboard. The sweet, adorable pup has some pretty incredible, awe-inspiring athletic ability, and it’s displayed for all to see. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip of the canine performing some impressive maneuvers.  

Is there anyone who does not simply love and adore animals? They are dependable to a fault, love unconditionally and are beyond cute. How could you not love them, right? They are, without a doubt, some of the best creatures on Earth. Even those who aren’t current pet owners still have a soft spot for those fantastic critters.

While most people love those cute, furry, four-legged beings, we’ve seen just about all they can do. We have witnessed them do just about everything they can, and nothing they could do would ever surprise us. Well, that statement and line of thinking could not be more wrong. An adorable clip posted on YouTube is proof that animals still have the ability to amaze and surprise.

In the video, a Corgi hops onto a skateboard and rides the contraption down several stairs. However, he is not just a passenger along for the ride, letting the skateboard guide and control the path. As the pup and the skateboard descend the steps, the miniature canine manages to avoid hitting anyone. There are many human obstacles, with several people going up and down the steps, and the dog does not run into any pedestrians.

But that is not all.

Even if you enjoyed the cute video, thought the dog was just along for the ride, and had no idea how to operate the skateboard, you would be severely mistaken. Once the dog and its skateboard make it down the steps, the animal continues to enjoy its ride. However, the skateboard starts to lose a little speed, but the dog knows exactly how to help it regain momentum (the cutest part of the entire clip).

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”