When engineers own dogs

[no2cyclones]

All right, which one of you did this?

[video=youtube;rTEMRo-IcGk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTEMRo-IcGk[/video]

 

[Clonehomer]

A better engineer would have put a swivel and motor to change the balls direction of travel. Possibly with a random number generator so the dog doesn't know where its going to go ahead of time.

 

[00clone]

A better engineer would have put a swivel and motor to change the balls direction of travel. Possibly with a random number generator so the dog doesn't know where its going to go ahead of time.

No, that would be an over-engineer, considering it's set up in a hallway.

 

[BoxsterCy]

Totally freakin' awesome. :v_SPIN:

 

[Cyclonic1]

A better engineer would have put a swivel and motor to change the balls direction of travel. Possibly with a random number generator so the dog doesn't know where its going to go ahead of time.

PETA gonna be after your ***.

 

[rhino3382]

So nice to see a dauschund not being a lazy ***. That would be me publicly shaming mine

 

[DIRustCohle]

The dog training was more impressive than the engineering. Although, It looks like it has a safety so it doesn't launch the ball straight into the dogs face, which was probably a good idea.

I wonder if it can be retro fitted to launch cats?

 

[Acylum]

A couple of times he played it off the wall on one hop. Impressive.

 

[VeloClone]

I thought this was Wesleybot playing with his dog.

 

[no2cyclones]

I thought this was Wesleybot playing with his dog.

I thought the Wesleybot ran out of juice?

 

[NickTheGreat]

No, that would be an over-engineer, considering it's set up in a hallway.

There's no such thing as over engineering.