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Murray is your typical Golden Retriever. He loves to play fetch, which he gets to do everyday, and he really loves to play fetch in the water, which he only gets to do once in a while. His head-tilt after being asked if he wants to go swimming veils his excitement and disbelief!

This is Murray. He is a three-year-old golden retriever in Colorado. He likes to chase tennis balls, but he does not like it when people take his tennis balls. Sharing is not really his thing and he will actively hoard as many tennis balls as he can. He can fit up to four tennis balls in his mouth at once! As trite as it sounds, we all have some obsession, complex or vice that monopolizes our mind, of course, of these particularities nobody is saved, not even the animals. To the west of North America in Colorado, there is a friendly dog friend named Murray, who is known as the future contender for the "Grand Slam" tennis tournament. The owner of Murray adopted him three years ago when he was barely a puppy. Since then this Golden Retriever has filled his life with pure joy and above all fun, because if something unites them as a master and a pet, they share a passion for tennis. While Murray's master enjoys watching tennis matches in the comfort of his home, this is the opposite, since he is determined to put his green ball skills into constant practice. Every day Murray demands his owner to take out the best game of tennis balls and play with him. Although this amazing animal can not hide the fact that it is a dog and certainly cannot resist the famous "pull and collect" with the ball, it is clear only one thing is that, no doubt that when playing You will always have the best set of tennis balls to the legs! For this canine with big brown eyes and honey-colored mane, the tennis balls are his whole world, this <a href="https://rumble.com/v4gvsr-girl-jumping-rope-with-her-little-friend.html" target="_blank">little friend</a> does not like to go to the park because he does not want to share his precious toys with other dogs. The funny thing is that he even refuses to share his balls with his master and that both love tennis but what a ruffian! There is no doubt that Murray is a very possessive Golden with his belongings. Sometimes his owner thinks he is still a <a href="https://rumble.com/v3pdn9-bulldog-puppy-attacks-mop.html" target="_blank">puppy</a> because this 3-year-old shameless little boy commits some crazy things that are worthy of appearing in the funniest videos of "animal madness". He has also considered seeking help for his obsession with the happy "tennis balls" because hey friend! I know you want to play and you love your fluffy greens but you have to give in, let at least your owner can remove them from your domains to throw them because that way you can never get to pick up balls from the "Grand Slam" MURRAY! Well, dear friends, this canine is a real pill, with those helpless puppy eyes he can take over all the tennis balls in Colorado county. You can also get 4 balls in your mouth to hide them and not let your master or any other dog steal them. Well, no one is perfect, his master loves him as he is, although it would not hurt a little help to combat the "green" vice. Without thinking Murray became the canine sensation of the moment, he may be considering setting aside the "Grand Slam" tennis tournament and starting a Guinness Record as the dog with the largest number of tennis balls in his mouth, but that's true. nobody touches his green sponges except for him and meanwhile his master! If you liked this video do not hesitate to give it to me and share so that all your friends can have fun with it!

According to his owners, this Golden Retriever named Otus drags his blanket out of the bedroom, and takes it outside with him to lay on every single morning! He's just about mastered the technique of walking without stepping on the blanket. He started doing it when they moved into their new house in March 2014. The family adopted him from the Larimer County Humane Society in April 2012. Nobody knows his age since he arrived at the Humane Society as a stray, but their veterinarian thinks he's around 9-years-old.