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Golden Retriever + obedience competition = hilarious video

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/11/golden-retriever-hungry-dog-best-dog-very-good-boy

A heroic golden retriever won some stupid dog event by going all punk rock and coming in last place.

The other dogs in the video proved way better at running past a series of plates and dog bowls to cross the finish line and presumably win some stupid prize for their owners. The owners will be rewarded for totally breaking their dogs, and the dogs will likely be forced to wear some dumb ribbon and pose for flash photos even though dogs hate that.

The golden retriever, who’s a very, very good boy — yes he is — obviously recognized that the best prizes of all were there in those dog bowls, so he chowed down. Note that he even got to play with a toy, briefly, before doubling back to eat more food. Eating food is always Dog Objective No. 1.

His idiotic competitors probably got some sort of tasteless, free-range, fair-trade organic dog biscuits for their efforts; he got tons of sausage.

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He actually lost, but the point of the story was that even though he lost the competition, he still won over all of the other dogs because he got to eat the food and play with the toys.

He won the real prize, respect from CDC. That was awesome though, especially that half tube of dog food he swallowed in one bite. I think it was the tennis ball that broke him/her.

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He actually lost, but the point of the story was that even though he lost the competition, he still won over all of the other dogs because he got to eat the food and play with the toys.

Oh, got confused when it said he won but came in last, thought it was a crowd voted thing or something.

Either way, smart dog :bigblush:

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