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Pets, especially dogs, do not like to stay alone at home, so in the absence of the owners they find a way to occupy themselves and help the waiting time pass more quickly. It is nobody’s fault that the most interesting thing to do around the house when left without supervision is to go straight to the garbage can for a round of inspection. Do have no idea how many interesting things are hidden there! You probably noticed that quite often, when one of the dogs comes to the owner to get a dose of affection, the other one approaches too and wedges in between. It is believed that the dog "requires its share of affection". If the dog does this regularly, you can call it a jealous dog. Quite often, such a dog is jealous not only of the owner, but also of toys, and even a cozy armchair. In most cases, of the two dogs, one is noticeably more jealous than the other. Many zoologists would put the word "jealousy" in quotation marks on the grounds that such behavior, in their opinion, has little to do with human jealousy. I will not do this, and that's why. Dogs just never stop making us proud of them. It seems that we can never get enough of the <a href="https://rumble.com/v33f5d-dog-walking-with-owner-on-motorcycle.html" target="_blank">pupper awesomeness</a>. They keep us at our toes with their antics and melt us into puddles of mush when they turn on their charm. They are like our furry offspring that likes to wake us up early in the morning to go potty but we don’t mind because they are adorable. We feel like proud parents when they learn new tricks and this footage is the prime example for it. Meet this guy, the <a href="https://rumble.com/v49l4f-i-was-walking-in-chiang-mai-thailand-when-i-spotted-this-guy..html" target="_blank">Scooter</a> Dog. This little guy is the master of wheels. He has been known to ride a scooter and apparently, he has mastered ad looking slick while doing it. The canine is very eager to please his owner, so he carefully sits on the back of that bike, plants his back feet and body nice and firmly and might we add comfortably. With a little encouragement from his owner in the form of a treat, this little guy has mastered the skill of being fearless even at high speeds. Isn’t it adorable?! This video is a must see since you don't see something like this every day. Way to adorable to explain in text! Take a look!