At this year’s Rose Parade in Pasadena, Calif., a float featuring surfing dogs set the world record for longest and heaviest float in Tournament of Roses Parade history.
The float, The Lucy Pet’s Gnarly Crankin’ K-9 Wave Maker, was 125 feet long and weighted 148,250 pounds, reports the laist.
A contributing factor to the massiveness of the float was the 90-foot, 8,000-gallon tank that allowed talented surfing dogs to catch a wave on parade day.
The surfing dogs could catch a wave and then were transported back to the start courtesy of a mini-cable car system.
.@LUCYPETFDN‘s got surfing dogs in its @RoseParade float. Watch live: https://t.co/df7MkuWsS3 pic.twitter.com/xkomMikWb9
— KTLA (@KTLA) January 2, 2017
These talented pups also wore life-jackets and surfed in a heated pool to ensure their safety. The dogs that were chosen to participate, including a Bulldog, Dachshund, and Golden Retriever, were part of a country-wide search for the best surfing dogs. Who even knew there were so many?!
In addition to setting the Guinness World Record, the dog-float also won the Extraordinaire Trophy for the most spectacular float.
See the dogs hang ten in the video below.
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